Computer-Case Reviews

I was very disappointed with this item. The biggest problem that I had was that the CD pockets are actually NOT designed to let you hold the booklets as well- in fact, they didn't even fit into mine. So if you are planning to only carry 52 CDs, and keep the booklets, don't buy this case. Additionally, it did not feel very robust compared to other CD cases I have owned.

I got this Cd holder instead of the Case logic simply because of the color on it, and was greatly surprised. Not only did my CD's not get scratched but it was easier to carry around and looked cool too. And its a great buy!

CD Projest is a great name for CD cases. I really love this case because of the color and becasue of how it has this "bubblelike paper" that your CD is on, so there is less of a chance that it will get scarthed or ruined. Also, when you put CD's on both sides of it, you do not have to stuff in the back side because there is already a disc in the front side!

I just picked up this leather case for [price] in the bargain bin at Future Shop (...) and I must say that it was a good deal. The feel of the case is nice (as its leather) and my Visor Prism clips in nice and tight. The only down side is that when it's closed the cover tends to rub up against the face of the Visor and I'm actually seeing some of the blue finish rubbing off and showing the black plastic underneath. Not good. After spending so much money on this unit you want to keep it in as good condition as you can. I would recommend getting another type of case that provides adequate protection with a clip in type mechanism that has a cover that doesn't rub up against the finish.

I like the fact that it has such a snug fit. It also makes your Prism 'appear' less bulky. My only complaint is the velcro strap...it should've been a snap clasp instead.

The case is fine, paying 24.99 seems like not a bad deal until
you get hit with the 16.99 shipping and handling, which almost
DOUBLES the price. Go buy this at Staples.

The dimensions of this and the other laptop sleeves should be given.

I am writing to say that this is a good product works well, and I can believe that someone would give it a one star just because the dimensions are not there...

Specifications:
Color & Exterior Material: Black Neoprene.
Exterior dimensions: 12.75" x 14.5" x 1.5" (all dimensions are HxWxD)
Device compatibility: 12.5" x 14.25" x 1.25"
Weight: 1 lbs
Lifetime Warranty

I find it difficult to remove the GPS (the rubber covered buttons on the GPS drag on the carrying case interior) in the field and the case is too soft; it's easy to inadvertently turn the GPS on by leaving against something with it between the body and the "something". After I purchased this carrying case and found a number of camera cases at the local drug store camera counter that, while not "form fitting" for the GPS, are a much better choice. After ordering the carrying case and paying the shipping costs I'd have to say the it's not a particularly good value, all things considered.

This carrying case is well-made and quite durable - it fits on a belt properly too. The one rather strange thing about it is that it seems a little big for the unit it is intended for. It could have been made smaller and still fitted the Meiridan GPS with room to spare. It's also a bit expensive for what you get.

It's a basic rectangular padded case - about 8 x 3.5 x 1.5 inches, single compartment, with a 3 inch belt loop on the back. The package says this case fits a Meridian GPS and 4 AA batteries. It does, but the batteries are just loose in the bottom of the case. The Meridian is pretty rugged on its own, but this case is just the thing to keep the screen from getting scratched up. And it is nice to have spare batteries in the same place as the GPS. Also, the case is roomy enough so you could probably slip one or two folded map printouts or geocache descriptions in it as well.
On the other hand, because it has all that room it is a little bulky to wear on the belt. If that's what you want to do then you might look for a smaller generic case instead.

... I'll start with an overview of the case. I'll follow that with my opinion.

The case is the size of the Coolpix 775 camera (about 4" high and 3" wide). It is made of soft grey material with a metal Nikon logo on the front. There is a two sided zipper coming up from both sides, allowing the camera to be inserted from the top. The zippers go down to about 1" from the bottom. The camera's lanyard can be left protruding through the zipper, or tucked inside. On the back is a strap that filts over your belt. On top is a detachable 2 ft lanyard (a 1/4" thick string) with an adjustable stop that can be moved up and down (shortening the loop, but leaving the rest of the lanyard hanging out.

My opinion--the good:

A small camera deserves a small case. This one fits the bill. The soft sides, both inside and out, make it less likely to scratch the LCD panel. Wearing it on my belt (with the lanyard detached), I found it very easy to get the camera in and out of its case in seconds. There was no fumbling involved. Having the lanyard detachable is a real plus when wearing the camera on my belt.

The not so good:

While the small case is nice, it would be nice to have a small pocket to store a spare battery, CF card, or even the lanyard when detached. Also, I find the two foot lanyard awkward. It is a bit long. I would much prefer a somewhat shorter and flattened shoulder strap; I think it would be easier to carry on my shoulder. (There is also the option of carrying the case around by the camera's lanyard protruding from the zipper.)

You bought the Nikon 775 because it's small, light and will fit anywhere. This custom Nikon case fits the bill. It has one small storage pocket for a CF card and that's it. 775 fits snuggly inside and maintains the small size and light weight of this camera. The removable carrying cord can be trimmed to a shorter length. If you want a carrying case with lots of pckets etc this case is not for you.

I considered generic "made for digital" camera cases from lowepro or tamrac; these are very well padded, have gorgeous fluffy linings and so offer excellent protection. BUT they are relatively large and the main reason I chose the Coolpix was its size - the Nikon case fits snuggly and adds little bulk.

The case is a stretchy wetsuit type material that offers moderate protection and is robustly constructed. The lining is a nylon type fabric - not fuzzy but perfectly adequate.

There is a simple pocket in the inside that will take a compact flash card (naked, without plastic case or a tight squeeze with a case). Room for a spare battery would be nice.

The cord is a long 2 feet which allows the camera to be carried around the neck but also unclips easily, and could easily be replaced or shortened if the length bothers you.

The 2 zippers open the case wide for easy access.

Overall, perfect fit, sturdy and functional. Buy it if you want a compact case for your compact camera at a good price.

I bought and returned this tripod. It's mostly plastic, and seemed flimsy. The head movement was jerky, even with a lightweight DV camera.

I liked it, though the absense of the tilting action is a drawback. However, with certain movements of the camera on the head, the tilting action can be achieved. Ideal for a camcorder, however, I would say a bit heavy for the casual photographer like me.

This is a really good one compared with my previous one which is cheaper in price but it got stuck in winding down. Absolutely like this one and it really worth the price you pay for.

First of all, thanks amazon for not listing the dimensions of this... it is 38mm deep, not 25mm like the other 120mm Antec fan in my case. The only reason I bought it is cause I had gift cards and needed one, so I thought why not put an Antec fan in my Antec case. WRONG, it was a waste of my gift cards. It is just too loud. I have a Sonata case and this is the loudest thing in there... and it is even hooked up to the PSU's fan controller power cords, which supplys minimal power. It is just too expensive for the noise. Dont even think about connecting it to a regular 4-pin connector, I tried this and it sounded like a jet engine is in my room! It probably woke up my neighbors.

Ok, so the word "wow" does not come to mind when you are on the subject of fans. But...... if you want to cool your case, this is a great way to go. Mind you, it will not fit all cases, but it does fit almost all Gateway towers. This baby moves air like it should be moved. Inside temp was reduced 16 degrees within 5 minutes. WOW. It is a bit noisy, but that's ok, I like the hum of fans in the server room. Also might want to consider a filter in the front of your box, no sense just sucking more dirt in.

The bag itself is great. The problem is that it was featured as being compatable with the JVC GRAXM225U Camcorder. Well...It isn't! It is too small. There isn't enough room to hold the camera, the charger, the VHS cartridge, RCA cables and a spare tape. It would be great for those who only want it to hold the camera and the VHS tape cartridge. But then where are you going to keep the rest of your "stuff"!

I bought this bag intentionally for my Pentax SLR, instead of a video cam, and am very satisfied! Room for the body, two lenses and several filters along with half a dozen rolls of film and a few odds and ends.

You might think that a case that holds 24 cds would be a decent size. This is not. It is tiny. It only has room for the player and the cds. It has a little pocket for earbud headphones, but I wouldn't recommend using it, because you have to jam them in and they wind up getting crushed. There certainly is no room for spare batteries (except in the cd area, where they will fall out each time you open it; maybe you could stick them in with tape). And heaven forefend you should want to put regular headphones or a car adapter in it, because that is definitely right out. And contrary to the product description, it does not have an adjustable strap of any kind. It has a little handle for hand-carrying, and a little snap-strap (although due to its placement, I'm not sure what it would be good for). It also does not have some features that would be nice, such as a see-through window to see your display, but I knew this when I ordered it.

If all you want is a case for your player and 24 cds that you carry in your hand, then this might do the job. If you are looking for an all-in-one tote for your portable music set-up, I would recommend you look elsewhere.

I bought this case to protect my CD player after I dropped the slippery thing and had to replace it. This case is great. It hold the player securely and is easy for my clumsy hands to hang on to. I also appreciate the storage space for my favorite CDs.

Here don't come in any laptop its so small. Amazon.com should not have allowed listing of products without indicating their sizes dimensions and other data necessary to make an informed buying judgment.

This case is made for SMALL Laptops. READ THE DIMENSIONS prior to purchase. If your laptop is not small GET A BIGGER CASE. It fits mine just fine, with a little room to spare.

I saw another online review and the guy was complaining about how small the thing was. Dude, they tell you the dimensions right on the site...yeah....maybe you should look next time. Anyways, my super small laptop from sony fits perfectly in this little slip case, and it doesn't take up alot of extra space. I think i like this mainly because i wanted some extra protection for my laptop when i shove it in my backpack. However, i bought the laptop small for a reason, and i wasnt about to buy one of those huge cases that made it look like i had the kitchen sink with me. Perfect for those with modernly small laptops, check the dimensions to make sure yours fits though. And don't complain if you don't read the specifications