MEIJIA Portable All Weather Waterproof Protective Hard Case, Small Camera Case,Dry Case with Customizable Foam,Fit Use of Drones, Camera,Equipments, 11.65 ”x8.35”x3.78”Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

This case protects electronics used for music securely. The dimensions of the case allow for microphones, wireless transmitters, and more. The interior is flexible with foam is already cut and you can easily remove portions to allow for a custom, more secure fit for sensitive electronics. The lid is also padded and the floor of the case also has a pad separate from the removable foam section. The case is rugged and snaps securely with a place for a lock. It is constructed of heavy plastic and does take some pressure to close the latches, but that completely secures the lid.

I bought this to store and travel with a needle-free injector that didn't come with a case. The pick-and-pluck foam was easy to work with. The only other items I need to carry are oddly shaped but small enough to lay on top and be secured by the foam in the lid. This case will work out perfectly for what I needed!

Good quality for the price. Best choice over spending 3x amount for similar products.

Awesome quality case love how durable it is also love the cut out foam it comes with on the inside definitely feel like my contents are secured in this case I use this for my tattoo machine and love it

Compared to others I've used, this is solid. No flex whatsoever. Very well made for the price. I was expecting it to be a bit flimsy but I'm glad I was wrong. It closes up snug and though I didn't submerge it in water, I'm certain that it would remain dry inside if I did.The pluck foam is deep. I wasn't sure if it was going to be two layers or not. It's too deep for my needs, so I had to cut a spare piece of foam I had {Pic 3} to raise it up a bit. No biggie.It doesn't open all the way. It gets to ~45° and stops {Pic 2} and because of that, when you open it the lid makes it fall back backwards. To remedy this, I cut the 2 tabs near the hinges {Pic 4} with a box cutter and now it lays flat.I bought this to store my HackRF Portapack and some antennas. Not big enough for my longer ones, but it'll hold most of them.I conclusion, I like it. I think it should be a tad less in price by $5-10 but it's still worth it. Especially if you want something as similar to a Pelican case as possible but without the high cost.EDIT- {Pics 6, 7, 8} I used gel super glue to add a thin sheet of plastic and magnets to make the lid into a place to store the data cable, and stapled a strip of elastic to hold the cable. This made the lid a tad thicker enough to press the knob and turn on the HackRF Portapack, so I put the HrfPP lower in the foam and added foam over the screen to help secure it. Made this good little case into a better one for my needs.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Picked this up on Sale on Amazon. Was looking for a waterproof case to use as a first aid kit on my jon boat. This thing is just the right size and looks like it will hold up to any rough service it sees on the boat.

It’s been holding my go pro for a few months and is still doing its job

great product, strong material