📸 MegaGear Ever Ready Leather Camera Case for Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-RX100 VI, V, IV, III - Superior Protection and Convenience Review

I love the fit and look of a real camera bag. The included carrying straps leave a lot to be desired. These straps have plastic sliders that don't want to stay in one place, causing the straps to slip off the case. I'll look for alternative straps with hooks that won't slip off. I saw other reviews with the same complaint. I would happily change the rating to five if the supplier sends a decent neck strap.

I am very disappointed with them the overall look is good and I want them to fit my Sony RX cameras which I have RX100, RX-V and have RX-VI, and this case does not fit either. The knobs come loose, they are cheap and don't hold up, the camera screw is cheap and doesn't fit well, is in the wrong place and doesn't tighten properly. I'm not happy about being stuck on 3 of these cases as I had a lot of trouble sending them back to Revain with their forms and procedures and finally decided it wasn't

Nice bag, well made although the leather is a bit stiff, no big deal. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because you can see from the photos that the screw head on the bottom of the case is big enough that you can turn it with your fingers when attaching the case to the camera . My case arrived without a screw head. You can turn it only with a screwdriver or a coin. Without trying to be nitpicking if it had been in the product description photos I probably wouldn't have ordered it. Still, this is…

This looks like one of those "old" camera cases. However, it packs one of the most advanced cameras ever made. It protects the camera safely. I would also advise the camera owner to buy a glass cover for the back of the camera. A few bucks and preventative medicine really rules out costly repairs if the screen gets scratched. And this case only protects against scratches on the display if it completely covers the camera. Glass screen protectors, not plastic screen protectors, can be found with…

This case is great value for money. It reminds me of the ever-ready cases for my Leicas from the 60's, only they've been updated thanks to the years of experience we've gained since then - the top cover is fully removable to keep the camera protected but ready to go out of the box . The bottom screw itself has a screw for mounting it on a tripod, the back is wide open to allow the grippy rear screen to recline (although it can be a little tight) (although it seems unkind to even mention this…

Before purchasing this case I read some other reports that it is not as good as the Sony OEM case and that you cannot connect a USB port, without removing the camera from the housing. I confess that this worried me. So I looked at the Sony OEM case and since it's not real leather I decided to give this case a try despite these comments. I don't know if they have a camera version or what but it fits my Sony RX100VA perfectly! I can just plug into the camera's USB port without removing it from…

I like this case so far. It fits the new Sony RX 100 VI. I added a magnetic MAGAFILTER adapter ring and a filter to protect the lens. The body half fits perfectly when I have it on my lens. While the second half of the cap doesn't fit when I have the adapter ring and filter on the camera, the cap snaps on and off the body half easily, and of course, since the adapter ring is magnetic, it's also easy to detach. In short, while you can't have a full cap, adapter ring, and filter at the same time,

I've had this case for over a year now and absolutely love it. It is very stable and well made and looks funny. Just a few issues removed a -1 star from me. The shoulder strap is too short to be worn comfortably over the shoulder. I'm quite a tall person (177cm) and when I put on the torso strap the camera is positioned above my waist which isn't very comfortable and it's a bit awkward to lean forward to take a picture. Photo, especially if you're layering.2 The strap slipped off the bag the…

This case for the Sony RX100 II is perfect for the camera and offers all the necessary protection from the case when wearing gloves. The top half is fully detachable if desired (held by two strong latches) or can be left on while shooting (I personally take it off when actively shooting), although holding it can slow you down a bit. Path of the lens when swinging freely. Also, removing the top half when not carrying the camera adds to the overall ease of use and the delicate appearance of this…