MEIJIAWaterproof Protective Case,Hard Camera Case with Customizable Foam, Elegant Black,Fit for Drones, Camera, Lens,10.62 x9.68x4.87inches

This case seems to be well made and good value especially as it comes with the foam insertsThe thing I’m not sure about is what I’m supposed to do with the little pressure dial, as there’s no information or instructions, could be wrong about this but I believe it’s for if you want to take it on a flight I won’t be but it would be all the same if I did.

Having miss ordered a couple of similar products which proved to be a fraction too small for my new Sony camera, bought this from Amazon at 9.30am and received it 5he same day delivered at 8.30pm same day.My view is that it is well made, sturdy and easy to fit such a camera as the internal foam is pre cut into strips which simply pull away ensuring a snug fit.Confident that the case will ensure my camera is protected while travelling.Excellent service and overall product

Bought a smaller one of these the other day for my Scarlett 2i2 without reading the internal dimensions and ended up with something that wasn't big enough for my gear (I'm instead using that one for a couple of mics).This version is not only bigger, but has a slightly more reinforced design with the addition of metal bracing around the padlock loops. Sadly, one of these metal braces is misaligned as seen in the photo, but overall the build quality is good. The foam is quite low density, so I wouldn't trust it with large knocks, but it's alright. The pick and pull cuboidal foam pieces work just fine, but bear in mind that they aren't cut vertically, so if you want to store less tall gear you'll need to cut the foam down to size manually, or arrange the cuboids you pull out to lay flat on the bottom of the case, to stop your gear from rattling around. It was quite a chore to slice through the foam with a knife, so I'd recommend buying a foam cutter if you're getting a lot of these cases, or making one out of a wire and a power supply. The waterproof seal looks alright from a brief visual inspection, but I wouldn't trust it with repeated exposure to large volumes of water. I'll probably conduct some tests at some point to see how good the seal actually is. The clips that hold the case closed are very sturdy and have no risk of accidentally opening. One final thing I'll note is that the case has a tendency to tip over when empty with the lid open; not a major issue by any means, but this could prove frustrating in some circumstances.Is this as good as a Pelican case? Of course not - it's half the price - but it's pretty good as a budget option. Will definitely be buying more of Meijia's larger case offerings once I get a second interface and more microphones.

Having owned a Pelicase 1200, I can say that this Meijia protective case is so similar, and no less in terms of quality. Infact the latches are far superior to the Pelicase, and it comes loaded with foam, and it has reinforced padlocking holes. It is every bit as capable as the Pelicase, but is half the price.

This case is pretty darn good when compared to the higher end vastly higher priced alternatives!It may not be quite so tough or durable as some premium branded and ridiculously highly priced alternative ones. That said I cannot tell the difference here. Its solid, weighty, tightly put together, feels like it will take a beating and has already been lugged around and abused a bit. Everything inside has not budged or taken damage. The case itself still looks brand new despite being heavily used already.Haven't tested water ingress as the most it will ever endure (hopefully, unless somehow it falls off a bridge or boat which is unlikely given my use requirements) is some rain showers when being moved in or out of a vehicle. Will deffo be buying more of these 100%

Smaller than i imagined especially since i ordered a bigger size but fits all my Meds in for work. happy with the quality

Does the job, not as solid feeling as a pelicase but at half the cost I'm more than happy with this purchase.

Put a piece of paper inside the box, closed the lid and poured water over it to simulate rain.Opened the box and the paper was wet.This box is not at all waterproof.