MEIJIA All Weather Waterproof Camera Case with Foam - Portable Storage 📷 for Drones, Cameras, and Equipment (11.65 x 8.35 x 3.78 inches, Elegant Black) Review

Use as a gun case for traveling to and from the shooting range. Perfect for Beretta Cheetah 84 with 2 magazines. The water resistance has not been tested. But I have no intention of swimming with him. Looks pretty solid, has 2 attachment points and pinches the foam if that's your thing.

Ordered this to protect the delicate and expensive (also now hard to find) electronic carb time and vacuum tester for my motorcycle. Arrived very quickly and seems very durable - the foam pulled out of the appropriate places easily and I'm sure it will offer more than enough protection. I can't judge water resistance yet, but it seems to seal well thanks to seals in the lid etc.

I needed to backup my Seagate external hard drive and this case is just what I needed. The removable foam worked really well, the disc fits perfectly and the sturdy case protects the contents well. I have no idea what a "pressure relief valve" is supposed to do because it just looks like a screw to me. I shut it all the way down and threw in a few packets of silica gel to soak up the moisture. For that money, it's worth its weight in gold.

Ideal case for advanced point and shoot cameras, Pentax Q, Q10, Q7, QS1 and lenses, small gauges, small drones etc. Very strong plastic with a good sealing ring around the case neck. Be sure to measure the items you plan to put in the suitcase, as there must be at least a block-thick layer of foam between each item and the edges of the suitcase. I should have bought a slightly larger case, but that's not the manufacturer's fault.

Fantastic case! I bought this to protect a couple of portable hard drives and decided to test it out a bit before trusting it after years of spending a certain brand name that didn't survive when I needed it. I wasn't expecting much as it's very cheap compared to other brands, but I was pleasantly surprised with the quality. Not only is it actually waterproof (tested to about 30 feet in salt water), but it's also built very solidly. Secure hinges and clasps ensure it stays in place even after…

The case was very nice, very well built. I was very impressed with how durable the plastic is and is very reinforced. This was because the front handle was missing, when purchasing, small items that are accessories are the most important part of the product, this shows the attention to detail your business can and will provide. I don't know if this case was ever returned or just left unaddressed, but with all the viruses, no one wants anything used by anyone else unless stated otherwise…

I've been using the Pelican 1170 for several years now. I don't care about waterproofing or pressure relief, I just need a functional case to carry my gear. I ended up needing a second case, but the $50 price tag for the Pelican 1170 is pretty painful. I decided to buy this MIEJIA case. The sizes are identical. The processing quality of the exterior and interior is almost the same. Can't speak to water resistance/pressure control, but I suspect the Pelican wins there. The MIEJIA pressure valve…

I bought this to hold my telescope lenses and I find the case to be surprisingly well made. The outer shell is thick and feels very heavy, but in moderation. The two locking buckles really do it; They zip up and you will fall in love with how tightly they close and hold the case. Inside, the provided foam is cubed but looks like a continuous sheet several inches thick. This is the really impressive part of the case. I was able to design and pull out/separate the cubes I wanted to remove so…

I use a program that notifies me by email when an item on my Wishlist goes on sale. On September 17th I received an email stating that the price of the Nanuk 909 case at Revain had dropped to around $36. That's a good price - the Nanuk 909 case usually costs over $50. When I went to the Revain website to buy some Nanuk 909 cases, an ad for a Meijea case appeared at the top of the website. The Meijea case was similar to the Nanuk 909 case but only cost $30.99. I tried trying the Meijia case as…

The bag was very good, very well built. I was very impressed with how durable the plastic is and is very reinforced. it was missing the front handle, when buying are small parts that are accessories, the most important part of the product, this shows the attention to detail that your company can and will offer. As an aside I don't know at this point if this case was ever returned or just not processed but with all the viruses nobody wants anything used by anyone else unless stated otherwise…

I have been using the Pelican 1170 for several years. I don't care about waterproofing or pressure relief, I just need a functional case to carry my gear. I ended up needing a second case, but the $50 price tag for the Pelican 1170 is pretty painful. I decided to buy this MIEJIA case. The sizes are identical. The processing quality of the exterior and interior is almost the same. Can't speak to waterproofing/pressure regulation, but I suspect the Pelican wins there. The MIEJIA pressure valve is

I bought this to hold my telescope lenses and found the case to be an amazingly well made product. The outer shell is thick and feels very heavy, but in moderation. The two locking buckles really do it; They zip up and you will fall in love with how tightly they close and hold the case. Inside, the provided foam is cubed but looks like a continuous sheet several inches thick. This is the really impressive part of the case. I was able to design and pull out/separate the cubes I wanted to remove…