Protect and Carry Your Camera with Case Logic TBC-402 Point and Shoot Camera Case Review

Great little case, perfect size for our son's digital camera. The stitching looks good as you would expect from Case Logic. There is not much space apart from cable and SD card, it would be a problem to install the charging cable. As mentioned the zipper can be improved to allow full access as you have to tilt the camera to insert it. Would buy again.

I've been using this cover for my RFID credit card holder for a number of years. The size is perfect for putting in my pocket and I love the clip to make sure it doesn't fall out or clip it in my backpack or purse for extra security. I use the side zip pocket for loose change. My zipper broke within 4 months of my last purchase but before that the quality was very good.

I use this bag for my Canon Powershot S110 camera. Approaches the camera like it was made for her. This is a soft case; I don't think it protects against falls too well. But it's perfect if you don't want your camera hanging around in your bag or backpack. The fabric, clip, and zipper feel solid, especially considering the price. There is a separate outside pocket where I stash a spare battery and memory card.

I use these little bags for other purposes than for example keeping a banded camping headlamp in a small bag along with spare batteries. I use tape to bind the batteries and cap the ends to prevent unwanted loss of capacity or short circuits. When I go out into nature, I keep my wallet in one so that the contents are more secure. This is a great addition to my toolbox. Whenever I need a few screws, nails or nuts, washers and bolts at the top of a ladder, one of these will do.

This case is perfect for SONY TX-66, TX-30, TX-200V. Almost the same size if you're looking for the TBC-302 that Caselogic has discontinued or if you don't like the new two-tone (black/grey) design. The side pocket offers space for several batteries and memory cards. A suitcase that can transport the essentials without being oversized.

would fit well but doesn't really fit snugly - mainly due to the thick padding and the fact that the zip doesn't open all the way... but fits mine well small Vivitar slave flash (3 1/ 2" x 2 1/4" x 1 3/16"), with some leftover on top. Probably fits cameras up to about 4" x 2 1/4" x 1 1/8", but not even a little more. > The fact that the zipper doesn't open fully means you have to insert the camera at an angle, which takes up more room, it would be easier to fit a slightly larger camera…

I recently bought five of these cases for work and was impressed not only with the quality but also with the price. At $4.99 I had low expectations, but I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the plastic zipper and the tailoring of the fabric. This is a handy solution for my Canon PowerShot A2500, but that's exactly what I was looking for. It can be attached to a belt or attached to a belt loop. The small front compartment is ideal for storing additional memory cards. Please make sure…

Model 402 is slightly larger than model 302. It also fits the Canon A1400 perfectly. I currently use several for storing USB/charging cables and outlet adapters for Olympus point and shoot cameras - SZ12 and VR-340. (Also, I use the Case Logic DCB-302 for the camera, an extra battery, an extra memory card, and a cleaning cloth for each of these two cameras. The DCB-302 is a completely different case than the TBC-302.) . If you are looking for a camera bag for a Canon SX160 or SX170 or a Nikon…

Revain Verified Purchase: I bought a Nikon CoolPix S6300 and wanted the case to hold both the S6300 and two (2) extra batteries can. Case Logic makes great products; So I went to the "CaseLogic" website ([.]) to use their "CaseFinder" to find a case. "CaseFinder" is located in the upper right corner of the website and is called "CaseFinder Electronics Selection Guide". By clicking CaseFinder, I selected the Point and Shoot category, then entered the width (3.7 inches), height (2.3 inches), and…

DESCRIPTION > External dimensions 4 1/2" x 3" x 1 1/4" > I thought my Panasonic LUMIX DMC -ZS50K (4 size 1/4" x 2 1/2" x 1 1/4" would be a good fit, but it doesn't really fit, mainly due to the heavy padding and the fact that the zipper can't be fully unzipped .It does, however, fit my small Vivitar slave flash (3 1/2" X 2 1/4" X 1 3/16"), with a bit of leftover on top. Probably a camera up to about 4 will fit "X 2 1/4" X 1 1/8" but not even slightly larger. > Because the zipper…