5.0 out of 5 stars Digital camera

S. · 11 June 2025

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4.0 out of 5 stars A nice versatile case but overpriced.

A.Y. · 9 June 2025

I do have a camera but it doesn't fit in this case, being a fairly large streaming camera. That didn't stop me pressing the order button though as it is the ideal size for all of my AV gear that I take on my hols with me.I have a small round bluetooth speaker, an mp3 player, bluetooth earphones in their charging case, memory cards and sticks with music and film content, a flat charger and cables. Arranged correctly I can manage to squeeze everything into this little hardshell case.On the outside the case is covered with a waterproof PU type material that is easy to wipe down with a damp cloth to keep it looking good. There is a smooth, good gauge zip and a wrist strap.On the inside there is a soft lining and the main compartment has a retaining strap to keep my stuff secure. In the lid is a mesh pocket that has the opening towards the top. That's a sensible location as it makes it easy to get stuff in and out.I like this case. It is a pretty ideal size for my needs and is robust enough to offer great protection to the contents. I don't however much like the price at £17.99. That is way too much for a case of this spec that doesn't even have a zip on the internal mesh pocket. That, at least, should really have been a given at this price point.

5.0 out of 5 stars Check the measurements of your digital camera... this could be the perfect safe storage for it!

M.T. · 15 June 2025

The media could not be loaded. I have been using a compact Sony RX100 camera for a few years now and it's been nicely housed in a Sony leather carrying case. However, more recenty I have added a cage for the camera which adds a larger better wooden grip and also the cage can accommodate other attachments and accessories. I could elect to carry on using the original case but that would mean detaching the cage everytime - not very practical. I think that the cage has now become a semi-permanent partner for the camera.I saw the LEAYJEEN case and when I referenced the product dimensions it occurred to me that the camera, along with its cage, would probably fit into the case. Bit of a gamble but it has worked out perfectly.The LEAYJEEN case is immaculately finished inside and outsie to a very high standard indeed. With the case you receive a clip-on wrist lanyard which is a handy addition. The case is, to all intents and purposes, a 'hard case' and when zipped up it is very resistant to knocks and pressure - exactly what I want for my Sony camera.There's the main compartment which has a hoop & loop strap to assist with holding the camera securely. There's still enough room for a few extra bits and pieces, such as a neckstrap, cable, polishing cloth etc.The upper compartment has an elasticated netting which I found ideal for storing spare batteries.I am delighted with the LEAYJEEN case - you could probably get cheaper cases but they would almost certainly wouldn't be as good as the LEAYJEEN. My camera cost quite a lot of money and I am confident that I have found the perfect long-term protective case for it.