OUUTMEE Portable Hard Carrying Case, Customizable Diced Foam, Aluminum Alloy Sturdy Build, Ideal for Wireless Microphone, Camera, Electronics, Tools, Recorder and More

Pros-First off, the material is surprisingly good,no it's not Pelican good, not even close but it's feels solid enough for standard use and travel and being lugged around the trunk of the car. The handle and hardware feels solid enough, again for standard everyday use, the metal seal along the crevice is nice and snug, the tolerance isn't bad at all in my case. The foam was pretty easy to shape, I just pressed my finger in and was able to make a cutout and scoop the foam out. Not alot of people will agree with me but the plastic front and back face was a good choice, both in durability as it won't dent and will absorb impact better compared to an aluminum plate and it also looks pretty cool given the rough texture. Lastly the case just looks frigging cool, it matches my film camera bodies really well.Cons-What annoyed me the most was the humongous branding, it just looks tacky and I had wished they instead put a small metal plate with the brand laser engraved on it elsewhere on the case. Next one isn't really a con but could be for some people, it's that one of the sides of the case has rubber feet on each corner which is good for stability and staying in place but that means you can only have the case sit on one side, in my situation I didn't mind. Also the back hinge could be sturdier, there is considerable rebound when you open the case.Additional Notes -For the big hideous and tacky branding, I tried to remove it with acetone but it didn't budge. I instead overlayed it with a faux Alcantara sheet to hide that side and so that it wouldn't scratch the bottom of my camera's, overall the case kinda looks cooler imo.-Would I recommend? Yes, absolutely especially with the current %20 discount!

The case is perfect for what I wanted .

The media could not be loaded.  Very nice for a tattoo kit or any type of camera and equipment. Bigger than I expected too

The keys that were included didn’t work.

This case is a nice way to keep some devices safe, though I have yet to get the locks to work at all, and my inclination to do so is waning, as I’m afraid they’ll be equally difficult to open. Anyway, it looks great! Reminds me of the brief cases one would often see in late 80’s Schwarzenegger movies!The foam interior can be customized to fit a number of precious artifacts, each in its own spot. Plan carefully.

Decently made multi purpose case. Definitely protective for microphones, small mixer or other electronics. It would also be suitable for storage of self defense tools and accessories.In my opinion the price is a little high for what it is. It's fine for light duty/storage use, but I would be reluctant to use it for shipping. The latches are light and I'm suspect of the hinge. It is well suited for storage or self transport where you can control the handling. I will be using it for a drum machine and some audio accessories.It is not up to the standards of a heavy duty transport/shipping case like a pelican. But, it also is a fraction of the cost. If it were discounted $10 or so off the current $44 selling price, I believe it would be a great value. At the current price it's an OK value.

I snagged this case as hard box for my Field recording microphones and field recorder as a part of a battery powered mobile musical performance setup.I recently got everything in the case and took iThey don't even have the ability to lock, or they aren't supplying the correct keys. Do not buy this if you want anything lockable and secured, the locks are easy to break on this anyway.However, if you are looking for a hard case transport box that stays with you at all times, I can heartily recommend this box

Pros:- This case looks amazing- it can fit my camera and a few pieces of equipment without issue.- the clip mechanism has a satisfying click, and definitely feels secure for my equipment. It maintains it position pretty well.- The DIY sponges are a welcomed addition with indicators implying that it's possible to cutCons:- The instructions are translated weirdly, with one of the instructions being "turn it to the right for two weeks". did they mean "clockwise" and when indicating left, "counter-clockwise"?- The lock and key mechanism doesn't have the same sturdy appearance as the case and clip itself, feeling somewhat flimsy by comparison. The keys also feels as if it will give at any moment, so I'm not sure how much pressure I could allow onto it before it decides to break.