TinyRigs Osmopocket Pocketable Compact Controller Review

If you use the Osmo Pocket a lot, especially with the Expansion Pack accessory, then this is the device for you. It is well made and functional. FORM - hard PVC outer shell with soft inner lining. Osmo Pocket houses with dial and attached Wi-Fi adapter. FIT - Despite all the complaints in the review about the tight fit, I must have received a model with an altered fit. The Osmo slides in and out very easily. FUNCTION - Has six molded fairly slim pockets in a convenient liner, three on each side

Upgrade 8/16 As mentioned in previous reviews the idea was the main reason I bought this case and now the company is improving on that Design by simply removing the bottom part inside the rubber to avoid tightening when removing the Osmo pocket from the case. A great gadget for a day trip, you can take all the necessary accessories in one place. update 21.07. Another star for this company as they wrote me an apology and also accepted our feedback. not only that, they have stopped selling and…

I bought the tinyRigs Osmopocket because I didn't want to carry the Osmo Pocket without the filters I carry. In this case I can carry the filters, steering wheel and WiFi module all together. While offering more space than an OEM case, it's slightly wider and longer, supporting a pocket-sized carrying solution for anything you might need. The filter slots are on each side of the inside of the case, and the notch for the controller wheel is on the back of the case. When storing the Osmo Pocket…

I thought I finally found the enclosure I was looking for, but was disappointed. The idea and the design are super great ideas. Operation in production requires a lot of work. The housing is too tight on the camera, especially around the blue tooth adapter. I had to use a lot of force to get the camera out of the case, which mostly resulted in the camera being pulled out of the Bluetooth adapter while the adapter stayed in the case. I don't understand why the bag has to squeeze the camera so…

I really like the idea fallen when i saw it. Conceptually it was almost what I wanted. However, the case is so narrow that you really have to make an effort to get the bag out. Especially where there is a Wi-Fi adapter. It literally blocks. Every time I tried to take the case out, the WiFi adapter was disabled, probably putting a heavy load on the USB-C port. SOLUTION: I took an exact knife (a razor blade) and cut the sides of the soft rubber at the very bottom of the Wi-Fi zone. It works…