Compact Camera Case Pouch for Sony RX100 VII Kodak Pixpro FZ45, Black

Good fit for Garmin Etrex SE, can store 4 AA batteries on the bottom of the case. This soft case with gps and 4 AA batt inside with flap closed thickness is a little under 2 1/4 inches. Well made and very happy with this soft case, the hard case from different company is too thick.

I bought this for an old Panasonic camera, which I still carry in my bike bag. I like the padding this bag has--it seems like it will give my camera a little extra protection. The internal pouch for the spare battery is a nice touch, but it is a very tight fit for this camera's battery. I also like the external zippered pocket where I always carry a spare memory card and a lens cloth.

Bought for my rx100 and it fit snug I could barely fit the adapter and had to stretch it for it to go over the camera itself. Good quality though

Daily carry case. Fits my Sony RX100 V perfectly. High quality material and very well made. Nicely designed. It fits like a glove. Very functional and a great value for the money.

A little snug for the Ricoh GR III, but overall everything fit including extra batteries.

Ok, the good news is that it’s a great size for travel and should be enough to protect the camera from getting scratched with other stuff in your bag or purse. That’s what I wanted and with a decent price, I’m keeping it. Bad news is that it’s a really tight fit, at least for my Panasonic LUMIX DC-ZS70. Here’s why that’s a problem: Don’t plan to take the camera in and out of the case quickly. Once you take the camera out to take pics/video, keep it out until you’re done and then put it back in. You can fit one, maybe 2 extra memory cards in the case with the camera. At least for my camera, you CANNOT put an extra battery in the case with the camera, which is extremely disappointing. Won’t fit in the interior pocket. If you use the pocket with the zipper, it’ll fit (barely) but will give you an awful protruding battery shape in the case and will be hard to take out. And don’t even think about putting the charger in there. This is not a case to keep your point and shoot gear (camera, memory card, battery and charger) together for storage. You might not have this problem with a smaller point and shoot. Again, for the price, I’ll keep it until find a better case.

The perfect case to hold a GR, two extra batteries in the zipper pouch and an extra card or two in the tiny interior pocket. You could squeeze an extra battery in the interior pocket then use the zippered pouch for a few memory card and something else but that’s not how I’m using this case. Load up your GR in this pouch, toss it in any bag and when on location put the camera where it should be - in your hand and get to work. Rest assured the GR is protected. A must have along with the fabulous three battery charger by JJC

Does exactly what it says. It fits the Sony ZV-1 perfectly snug with an extra battery. I keep an microfiber cloth on the small zipper. I mainly use this for when I’m going out for a quick photo shoot. I just toss it in my day pack and I’m good to go. I find the thickness of the padding adequate. As long as you’re not banging it on anything your camera should be fine.

It fits GRIV. Though wish it was a tiny bit bigger and had straps.

The size is exactly made for the Sony RX100 cameras. Exactly as described by the seller. Fits camera with grip attached and with one extra battery snugly in the interior pocket. The zip pocket will not fit a credit card but it is perfect for a memory card or a cleaning cloth. This case is perfect for stashing my camera securely into a larger bag and for travel. It is well made ( zipper is smooth and the stitching is neat) and I am pleased with it to protect my new camera. A good purchase!

Nice and light little neoprene case to carry your small camera around. I purchased straps and sewed the straps on to carry over your shoulder while travelling

Purchased for my Sony RX100. I read a review that it was tight so what I was expecting. But its too tight IMO. The velcro strap only engages about half width. The case stretches a bit to encompass. The issue that concerned me more getting it in the case, its easy to inadvertantly press the power button on as you are snugging it in & fiddling with the strap. Power button is right on top of camera. Power on = lens comes out. Or at least it attempts to but is now trapped in the case which is bad. Returned item & going to look for something else. If it wasnt for the fit, it would be a nice portable travel case.

Don't gwt fooled by the pictures the pouch couldn't lodge a Ace pron2 insta with grip camera. It could only fit a Gopro max. The hand and cameras on the pictures are far too small from reality.