JJC Black Ultra Light Neoprene Camera Case Pouch Bag for Sony Alpha a6600 a6500 a6400 a6300 a6100 a6000 a5100 with SELP1650 16-50mm Zoom Pancake Lens - Size 120x73x87mm Review

I have an a6400 with kit lens 16-50. I can put the camera in my pocket, but that's a problem. I hope I can stretch it because I love how thin it is. This is one camera bag that I would have to stop and really work on to get the camera back.

I have a Sony 6400 series camera and it fits perfectly with standard lenses. Since this camera is used almost exclusively for travel, I use this case all the time, just put it in my bag or backpack and pack everything else separately. I find it very practical and easy to use. There is a small wrist strap. However, it's pretty narrow and probably won't fit a larger lens.

I was trying to find a plain case for my Sony A6300, this was the closest I could find to a plain case. I have a camera bag that I keep my camera in, but I need a bag to carry the camera separately. As a basic basic housing this would have worked but I didn't like that the protruding eyepiece made this housing a bit uncomfortable and didn't fit the way I would have liked. I returned for a refund.

Much better for traveling than the original Panasonic leather case. The fit is adequate but not too big. It's easy to remove and change the camera, no need to remove the neck or wrist straps when in use as they protrude slightly when the camera is fully closed. Nice soft neoprene absorbs small bumps, snug fit blocks most of the dust. The attached quick release works great although it is a bit long and works better when placed on the right side. Ideal for travel.

Love this camera bag! As soon as I bought a new Sony, I realized I needed a nice, non-bulky way to protect it when I'm carrying it in my purse or tucking it in my desk drawer. This neoprene sleeve offers just that at a budget-friendly price. It fits the camera perfectly, provides lens mount and strap holes. It has secure Velcro at the bottom to keep your camera from falling out. It protects your camera from brief drops or drops on softer surfaces, but probably won't do anything for longer drops

Just needed a bag that fits in my van with lens attached, not bulky so I can just throw it in my purse. It's perfect for that! The OC-S1 is perfect for my Sony A6300 with the kit lens (16-50mm). I have tried a 35mm lens which is about 1/2 inch longer and it also fits but is tight. The casing appears to be a single layer of thick neoprene (like a wetsuit) that stretches slightly and has soft piping. It closes with Velcro, which is soft and non-stick. Looks like leather with Velcro. Overall this…

My Sony a5000 with kit lens is perfect for this. It's a bit flimsy and not as textured as I was hoping, but it's exactly as described and seems to have a decent build quality. I have a hiking backpack that we already use that allows me to put my camera in the backpack while still being protected. Update: here are a few months on the way. I've put the camera in and out of my bag hundreds of times. The velcro is still sewn tight and sticky, no seams coming undone etc. I wasn't wrong when I said…

I just needed a bag that fits in my van with lens attached and isn't bulky so I can just toss it in my purse. It's perfect for that! The OC-S1 is perfect for my Sony A6300 with the kit lens (16-50mm). I have tried a 35mm lens which is about 1/2 inch longer and it also fits but is tight. The casing appears to be a single layer of thick neoprene (like a wetsuit) that stretches slightly and has soft piping. It closes with Velcro, which is soft and non-stick. Looks like leather with Velcro. Overall

My Sony a5000 with a kit lens is perfect for this. It's a bit flimsy and not as textured as I was hoping, but it's exactly as described and seems to have a decent build quality. I have a hiking backpack that we already use that allows me to put my camera in the backpack while still being protected. Update: here are a few months on the way. I've put the camera in and out of my bag hundreds of times. The velcro is still sewn tight and sticky, no seams coming undone etc. I wasn't wrong when I said

I was looking for a simple, non-bulky way to protect + intelligently weatherproof my Micro 4/3s and this is it. Easy to attach and detach with a strong loop + clip (although the strap is silkier/lighter), close and open in less than ideal shooting conditions, or simply wear around your neck or shoulder (camera strap not included). The biggest draw for me was the minimalist style (I wanted the pen to be visible, not in a case) and light weight. I'm off heavy-body DSLRs and done with neck…