Description
- 【Large Space】 CASE ONLY! Size:6.3×4.2×2.36inch (Digital camera and accessories are not included). Canon powershot case compatible with Kodak Pixpro/for VAHOIALD/for Sony DSCW800 830/ for Canon PowerShot 180 190/Canon G7x Cameras video streaming camera…., Zipper mesh pocket fits batteries, USB cable and other accessories,2 Card Slots fits 6*Memory SD Cards…
- 【 Premium Material】 The interior of the camera case uses 2 layers of high-density resilient EVA Anti-Shock Bubble, and the exterior uses a Semi-Waterproof&Dustproof PU shell and a high-quality durable EVA rugged housing to protect your canon g7x camera.
- 【Portable Design】 External dimension: 6.3×4.2×2.36inch(L * W * H). Includes detachable wristband and climbing button for easy carrying for your comfort. You can carry canon powershot camera anywhere, put point and shoot digital cameras case in your hand. Kids digital camera case is slim and lightweight, save space and can easily slide into your backpack or other bag.
- 【Simple and Practical Design】 The inner zipper mesh pocket storage space keeps the items well-organized, 6 to 8 SD cards can be stored in 2 card slots,and can effectively store PowerShot vlogging camera accessories. Built-in elastic band can fix camera and prevent travel canon camera from accidentally falling. Double strong zipper allows you to easily remove or put the 4k digital camera from the canon powershot g7x case.
- 【Perfect Gift】 Digital camera case is easy to carry and is very suitable for home, travel, outdoor camping, business, school. This small camera bag is also the best gift for Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year, Remembrance Day, Birthday, Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.
Libby –
I really like the amount of padding inside the case. It is also a nice hard outside, covered with a soft to the feel material. The hard outer part will protect my camera, but the padded inner part will keep my camera and accessories from banging around inside the case and getting damaged that way.
Nice design.
Aaron Clark –
This case caught my eye because I’ve struggled to find the perfect size camera case for my Sony DSC-RX100. I’ve used both smaller cases that will hold just the camera, or larger cases that will hold the camera, charger(s), extra batteries, and other accessories.
The small case protects the camera, but it becomes painful to zip it open and extract it every time I want to take a picture. It also adds just enough bulk that putting the camera in a pocket becomes tight. I prefer to just slip the camera body in a pocket for easy access.
A large case is nice when travelling because I can keep extra batteries and chargers together in one place. This approach, however, takes up extra room in my travel luggage and doesn’t lend itself to carrying for daily use because I have to bring a backpack or camera bag. Plus, the added task of removing the camera from the case for each shot defeats the purpose of having a small point-and-shoot camera.
Enter the EMART Camera Case to the rescue – could this be the middle-ground perfect size that I was looking for? The answer is “yes”; but with a few small concessions.
I like the basic construction of the case – a simple zipped up clam-shell case with inner storage management features for batteries. The pillowed cushions provide snug support for the camera along with the elastic band to secure it in place.
I was hopeful that I’d be able to fit the camera, a charger, and an extra battery at the minimum. I tried a number of configurations and orientations, but initially found that I came up with having to leave out either the batteries or the charger. I tried squeezing in the batteries inside the zipper pouch; but the extra thickness made the case difficult to zip closed. I was able to fit everything, however, if I ditched the plastic battery cases.
So, here’s my updated use strategy with this case. When travelling, I’ll take the case with everything inside (minus the plastic battery boxes). Then, when I go out for the day with the camera, I’ll just put the camera and extra batteries in my pockets (making sure I’m not carrying anything that could come in contact with the battery terminals).
It looks like I’ve found a workable configuration to make this happen, so overall I’m pleased with the EMART case. I can recommend this if you’re in a similar situation and would like to try this as a solution.
Libby –
A friend of mine had her car broken into and a lot of her tech got stolen so I got her this bag so she can always keep her technical items with her and in her backpack. This really helped her organize her items so that she can avoid such things happening because she doesn’t have anywhere to put all of her camera accessories. This also makes for a great gift. She was really excited and grateful.
Aaron Clark –
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This case is about average. The material outside is smooth, and somewhat rubbery, it does feel waterproof.
I was hoping that when the description mentioned the types of cameras this case is perfect for that it would have fit my Canon PowerShot ELPH. Unfortunately, the case is huge and leaves my camera sliding around inside.
There are no complaints about the case itself, except the size. The elastic that holds the camera works well. The mesh pocket and zipper are great. The zipper on the outside of the case slides really smoothly. The Carabiners Keychain is pretty good and the strap is average, has the capability of fraying after awhile.
The padding is standard and has a mid-level amount of cushion to them.
In the overall if you’re looking for a camera case for simple things like a walk in the park or a stroll in the mall, etc. for a slightly larger camera than the ones mentioned in the description then this would most likely suit your needs best. If you have a smaller camera and need the extra space to fit other accessories in with your camera then that would work too.