📽️ Casematix Projector Case for Epson VS240, VS345, VS340 3LCD, XGA, SVGA - Ensure Proper Projector Sizing Review

Excellent protection for my Epson LX-7260 projector. I was able to fit the foam into the shell and customize it in minutes. Much better protection than the canvas carrying case that came with the projector. There is also space inside for remote controls, cables etc. Highly recommended.

I needed a foam lined, durable case for a custom sized item and this was the perfect choice. It could be a bit thinner in my opinion, but the extra depth just means more foam for protection. The case itself is lightweight, feels comfortable in your hand, and the latches that hold it in place are strong yet easy to use. The foam itself is very easy to remove to adjust the shape and it took me 3-5 minutes max to remove just the right amount to get the perfect fit.

I read the Q&A section and several people said it would fit Epson 2045. Half true I was skeptical as the sizes don't match. The thickness of the projector and the body size differed by 3/4 inch. I had to remove the bottom foam to make it fit. Still safe but not protected from below. I bought this as a storage option rather than carrying it around so it works for me. I wish this company would have made a thicker case. Great price for what you get. Better value than buying a soft case for the…

WORKFORCE Safe n Secure Video Projector Hard Case with thick, adjustable foam, carrying handle and lockable design - for Epson 3LCD, XGA, SVGA, 1080p and 3D projectors - VS230 Models / VS330 / EX7235 / EX7230 Pro / EX5220 / EX3220 / 730HD Several housings are listed for different projectors, but all housings have the same dimensions. Our projector is a Dell 1430X. I used a knife to cut through the pre-cut foam blocks. The projector is great. The case is moderately heavy and should be great for…

I just bought the Epson EX9200 Pro Business Projector. It came with a soft case but I was looking for something with a little more protection. Stumbled across WORKFORCE's hard case and decided it was better than nothing. Well, the cover exceeded my expectations. It's made of hard plastic and fits my projector perfectly. The lid is a bit tight with everything in, but once closed it's tight. I placed my projector cables and documents under the bottom foam, with the projector, remote control, and…

Decent case for its price. I bought for my ViewSonic PJD5155 projector which turned out to be too big for the case. Even after I cut a hole in the gasket, the case wouldn't close with my projector inside, so I completely removed the excess foam - and there was still no room for cables. While most cases feel fairly solid, the plastic is a little soft/thin near the latches. I'm not sure how much abuse this can take. It's perfect for my needs right now because I don't travel, but next time I'm on…

thick plastic but not strong enough for me. It has latches that make it not as safe for travel. I don't recommend it for an expensive projector. My projector deserves a quality enclosure. You can easily adjust the foam to the shape of the projector, that's the only thing I liked about it. The external shape and contour give it a solid body, but that's deceptive. I found an aluminum case for my projector at Harbor Freight for $24 with my 20 percent discount and it's much better and safer. There…

Rugged Carry Case. I bought this to store my newly purchased portable projector. It fits on the Epson EX 5250 and has enough space to pry out a small cable compartment. Tear-off squares are my favorite demolition tool. I would like to play with them more often. A tip: Measure your projector and mark the corners with white chalk or a fine fabric pen. Cut a row of fewer squares than you measured in each direction. You can try on the fit and rip out more and more as needed. In this case I left a…