Caselogic TBC-302 Ultra Compact Camera Case with Storage (Black)

I store a Canon S90 in it and it works very well as a protective layer when carrying the camera in a rucksack, handbag or jacket pocket. I can't comment on other cameras but the S90 is a very snug fit so there's very little extra room. Just enough for a spare battery and a memory card or two. But for the price, well worth it.

I purchased this case with my camera not knowing what to expect. I was recently on a hiking trip in Sequoia National Park and the case was attached to my belt. It was easy to get my camera in and out. The camera was protected from harm and out of the way while I was walking.

Tracking shows left USPS facility 25 miles from me 9 days ago.
I have been billed but have not received product.

No apparent way to contact anyone to follow up.

Would rate less than one star obviously, as I never received anything.

I purchased this case for my GE A1050 camera, so I can carry it around with me all of the time. The hook/belt loop feature was something I was looking for. There is also a full belt loop strap on the back, if you want a more secure mount.

The camera fits inside this case snugly. There is enough padding around the camera to protect it from minor bumps while wearing the case. The zipper pouch will hold two extra AA batteries and a SD card, but nothing more. All together, this set up is not too bulky, but you do notice it when you have it on you. It also fits great inside my wife's purse when I'm too lazy to wear it!

For the price and features of this case to hold a smaller P&S camera, look no further.

I ordered this case to hold my Canon 960IS and it does the job pretty well. The dimensions seem a bit conservative as there should've only been about .1" of room on two sides and it's definitely roomier than that.

It seems solidly built with stitching that is pretty heavy to handle a bit of abuse. It also comes with a carabiner clip and a belt loop if you are the type to make your belt look like Batman's and accessorize the bejesus out of it. The one thing that I wish this had was a heavier nylon. It's much more lightweight than I'd have liked, along the lines of a thin padded nylon instead of the more hardcore deniers. It's also very squishy, not rigid at all like the picture makes it out to be.

The storage pocket is a good size for carrying a couple things but don't expect to carry around all of its accessories. As a lay type of measurement I stuck my (adult male) hand into it and it basically is the exact size of my four fingers wide and my fingers can go in to about the second knuckle. It's not QUITE large enough to put a Canon battery charger in but it could easily hold a spare battery, SD card, and/or cable. That's alright, though, because the case is made more as a tiny holder than a camera bag. Here it all is in a nutshell:

PRO's:
-Small and perfect for the newer, smaller point and shoot cameras
-Carabiner means you can clip it to whatever, quite handy
-Everything is stiched up well
-Accessory pocket can hold true accessories that you'd need while out (extra batt, memory card)
-full length loop on back means you can play superhero or attach to whatever you want depending on your needs and creativity

CON's:
-Very squishy and lightweight nylon. Better served as a secondary line of protection (as in it's in your bag)
-Storage compartment opening all of .1-.2" shy of being able to squeeze a Canon battery charger
-Zipper D-Rings are fairly thin metal so they may snap off over time, leaving you zipper pull-less


CONSENSUS:
Great little item for the everyday person who is just looking for a tiny bag to put their camera in. I don't think it'll hold up to the rigors of heavy outdoor use or other types of abuse but it's a great item for the price.