Protective Hard Case for PowerLite & Home Cinema DLP 3D Projectors - Compatible with Pro EX9200, 1781W, 1761W & More Review

Easy enough to figure out how to remove the foam for a more custom fit. As an afterthought, consider making room for the remote control in the foam before removing the projector foam. It's not clear how well it seals against moisture.

This was another product I started using as soon as it arrived. I needed it to be a little bigger to fit all the cords and the remote I keep in it. I did everything I had. This was a quick setup for the Epson projector I bought it for. The case is pretty solid for the job it's supposed to do (protecting my investment). I would buy it again.

This is the second CASEMATIX case I've bought. They are well built and the perfect size for the Epson PowerLite projector. The foam insert is very easy to modify to fit snugly around the remote control, batteries, cables and the projector itself. My projectors sometimes travel in harsh environments and these cases prevent damage from rain, snow or impact.

Bought for Epson EX9200 as the name suggests. It's perfect for the projector. However, that's all you'll put in there. The picture must be for a different model because after receiving the projector in its case I was unable to put the remote control or the power cord in the box. Only about 1/2 inch left on all 4 sides. Other than that, this is a great case.

I have two projectors the one I bought this for is actually too thick for this case so I had to use it for my old projector I was hoping there would be more room for Cables, remote control etc. If it were bigger it would be heavier and harder to carry around so it's great for what it's designed for. There are no problems with making molds for pickled things, only disassembled.

Well I'm not sure with all the great reviews. Here are my issues with this product: 1) As with many things, you had to pull out the extra foam to custom fit the case to the projector. It is in order. In this case, however, the foam pieces tend to come loose, so over time the surrounding parts will loosen, crumple and fall out when you use the case and remove/replace the projector. Eventually, the projector will loosen. 2) Enough space for HDMI cable, power cord and USB cable. If you don't need…

Just got this hard case for Epson 2045 and had to make some serious adjustments. I found that it doesn't fit perfectly until you cut and remove the foam on the bottom of the case. There are three pieces of foam, the bottom one is about 1 inch thick, the middle one is about 3-4 inches, the one on the top of the case with all the dimples glued to the top of the case. So I cut out the bottom of the first layer to match the middle layer so the top layer doesn't put too much pressure on the top of…