GEEKRIA TKL Keyboard Case, Hard Shell Travel Carrying Bag for 80% / 87 Keys Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Compatible with Logitech G915 TKL, G PRO Keyboard/G PRO X (Extra Space)

This is a good-looking keyboard case with enough sturdiness, protection, and insightful features to perhaps exceed expectation (a tad). The case itself is strong and certainly capable of handling drops, tosses and other unintentional mishaps a keyboard may experience when "in transport". No concern at all for floors, ground, gravel, etc. Is it designed to protect your keyboard from throwing it as hard as possible at a wall...perhaps not; but what are you DOING anyway?! Internally, the straps are good quality nylon secured with velcro. Nice. My Logitech G Pro Mechanical (Clicky) keyboard fit perfectly (as advertised). Essentially, it's designed for most tenkeyless keyboards. Here is my keyboard: https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Mechanical-Tenkeyless-Detachable-LIGHTSYNC/dp/B07QQB9VCV/ref=asc_df_B07QQB9VCV?tag=bingshoppinga-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80814196415801&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584413742145285&psc=1 On the other side of the case (the top) there is a mesh with zippered compartment for storing mice, cables, microfiber cloth, what-have-you.. spacious, and prevents banging up your keyboard keys. Nice. Lastly, there is a "handy" handle for carrying the case, and good quality zipper - also nice. Really, the value for the investment is simply SPOT ON. If you are vacillating between another case offering the same features, and this one is a bit less in price? Geekria's Tenkeless TKL Keyboard Case (Hard Shell Travel) is the way to go - easily.

I got this to protect my keyboard during a move. Pleasantly surprised, this is very sturdy, comes with a YKK zipper and is a perfect fit for my full height TKL keyboard. As a negative, it's quite heavy so probably not the best option if you want to throw it in your backpack.

This is a great case for the price. My 75% and my TKL fit inside with ease. It also comes with a small foam piece that can be used to make sure the 75% isn’t flying around in the case. It has a decent thickness in it and a small tab on it to let you know which way is up when opening the case. I would not although place a board in it that has a copper bottom or any copper parts. This case was not meant for a really heavy board to be placed into it.

It fits my Redragon k621 horus tkl (which is basically a clone of the logitech g915 tkl). Mine came with a little drawstring pouch, a small brush and a keycap puller. It feels stiff, as if you could press and write on it. The only problem is that the opening for the inner section is a bit tight since the zip runs vertically. I also wish it was less than $25 when I bought it, but since it came with a few free stuff inside, I guess it's fine.

Sturdy but some give because of the zipper

Perfect carrier for my Halo Go portable magnified lamp. Storage pockets for my portable charger, and light and iPad charging cords, as well. Looks nice, too.

I was looking for a keyboard case that would fit my Keychron Alice (75%) Layout keyboard and this one was perfect. The fit is very snug which I like so the keyboard does not move around while transporting the in the case. The case itself feels durable and has worked well in protecting the keyboard. I also like the extra pocket in the top part of the case for my cables. Overall this was exactly what I was looking for, and while the dimensions of the case are just a tad short for the keyboard, there was enough room to squeeze in the keyboard and close the zipper without any issues. The straps in the case are o, but I don't use them as it didnt seem like they really added any additional support.

Perfect!!!!!