📸 MegaGear Fujifilm X100F, X100T, X100S Neoprene Camera Case - Black, with Carabiner - Ultra Light Protection for Your Gear - MG1094 Review

Provides basic protection for your X100 series camera. Not as strong as a hard case, but just enough that you can toss it in a backpack or bag without scratching it. The camera fits perfectly. Mine is a little tight, but the adapter ring and glass filter usually hold up. The carabiner makes it easy to attach the camera to the belt loop. The velcro is of high quality so I don't feel like the camera could accidentally slip out. The case is well made and I think it will last a long time.

Bought for an extended "adventure" vacation that includes kayaking, hiking, mountains. Biking and other "adventurous" things. It's just the thing to protect my X100T without bulking it up (sans half case, standard lens and cap, Peak Designs quick release plate, Gordy strap). I needed shock and water resistance so I could quickly throw my camera in my backpack when it started raining; Also, I usually only take a small hydration pack with me when I go cycling. Nice little case

I use my Fuji X100F when we document our family adventures and always just slip it in my bag. This fits my camera perfectly and protects it from shocks. I wish I had had this many years ago, even when I had the X100S. Tip: I always have the LCD screen on the side of the velcro case so the velcro lays flat. When there is a lens on the velcro it is quite uneven and uncomfortable. Bottom line: if you have an X100 camera and keep it in your purse or other backpack/bag. Take it!

My X100F with lens hood is great for (very) little extra space. I use the type of hood that doesn't stretch, but I think another option would work as well. I don't use the thumb attachment, but it looks like it works too. Velcro. I have used a different brand of neoprene snap on case but I seem to have lost it. This is a more comfortable option for the camera. This case has a loop and biner (which I wouldn't trust on this $1,300 camera), and the other has a tether, which is handy for keeping…

Bought this case for the new Fujifilm X100f. It fits like a glove and is as advertised. It's EASY to protect yourself from dirt, dust, scratches, light rain, etc. It can also protect against accidental liquid spills, but I haven't tested that yet. It's just a neoprene sleeve, so it has NO padding, but that's not what it's designed for. If you need more padding and weather protection or an all day strap I would go with the Promaster Impulse 9470. Note that this sleeve fits snugly: if you have…

I bought this item and returned it almost immediately. I saw nothing wrong with him; It looks good and meets the advertised specs. But what I missed is that I have several accessories installed on my Fujifilm X100s camera and this bag does not fit my camera with the accessories installed. (Also, spare batteries will not fit in this case, so keep that in mind when making your purchasing decision.) I will continue to use the oversized case I bought a few years ago. So I can still take spare…

I decided to try this case when I lost my compact OP/TECH case for my X100S which I thought was perfect apart from the use of button closures, that ruined my camera below. I saw reviews that said it was snug fitting but decided to give it a try anyway. Now if you mainly use a case to keep it inside for a long period of time, then that case should be fine. But if you use it like "take a picture now, put it back in the case, take it out for another shot in a minute, put it back in and repeat five

Received this bag and camera for a trip to Italy which I have returned from. I wanted something that could protect my camera when I put it in my pocket. I wanted to travel light as I wasn't taking my 6D, lenses or lens case with me and I knew the neoprene would protect them a bit from shock and water if I did get caught in the rain. The case is tight and stretches a little to the neoprene, but fixes the camera securely. Like most of my new cameras, I left it on my lap in my bag and as I got out