Osmopocket Pocketable Compact Case with Controller Wheel and WiFi Module

I purchased the tinyRigs Osmopocket Pocketable Compact Case because I didn't want to have to carry the Osmo Pocket separate from the filters I carry.This case allows me to carry the filters the controller wheel and WiFi module all together. While it carries more than the OEM case, it's just a bit wider and longer and maintains a pocketable solution for carrying all you may need.The slots for the filters are on each side of the inner portion of the case, and the notch for the Controller Wheel is on the back side of the case. When you store the Osmo Pocket, you have to attach the WiFi module to the Osmo in order for it to fit in the case. This makes it easy for transport and storage of all the items you need, and you can even charge the Osmo Pocket through the back of the case through the attached WiFi module.While it's an All-in-One type of case, there are a few caveats:1. You have to have store a small cleaning cloth in the case because the filter slots are very snug. After you get a filter out of the slot, you will have to wipe down the filter. While I like how snug the filters stay within the case, it's hard to get out the filters without smudging them.2. When you take out the Osmo Pocket, and do not need the WiFi adapter, the adapter will not stay in the case, and may fall out. This happened to me, and I ended up buying another adapter because it fell out during a bag screening at an airport security checkpoint when I had the Osmo Pocket stored in it's original OEM case.Other than that, it's great to have the Osmo Pocket in with all the filters controller wheel and wifi module in one case. It makes storage easy too!

I bought my Osmo Pocket and "Part 13" expansion kit so I'd have a compact, capable, and discreet camera for vlogging, documentary footage, and travel and immediately went looking for a case that would hold the Osmo Pocket with its thumb control attached.I was happy to find this case, which does all that with extra room for the wifi adapter, up to four filters/lenses, spare MicroSD card, and USB C smartphone adapter, all in a package that (barely) fits into my jeans pocket. For what it is, this case is really well thought out and will make keeping my compact video camera gear compactly organized and easy to grab and go.After buying this case I went looking for an Osmo Pocket wide-angle lens and variable ND filter set that would fit my new case and came up with the Ulanzi OP-5 wide angle (not the best optics, but I'm hoping it'll be good enough for vlogging) and a pair of Skyreat variable NDs that cover ND4 through ND512 (some vignetting at ND32, but otherwise good so far) and they all fit. The Osmo Pocket grazes the Ulanzi wide angle housing but left the lens untouched each time I've taken it out or put it back in the case.My biggest complaint about this case is the USB-C smartphone adapter really gets stuck in its pocket. I have to grab a pair of tweezers or needle-nose pliers to get it out of the case. (Update Dec 2020: After using the case for much of a year now, the phone adapter is much easier to get n and out of the case.)I'll come back and update this review, probably add some photos and video, after using this case for a few months.

TinyRigs Osmo pocket caseThe Tiny rigs Osmo pocket case is a great little case that protects your osmo pocket and accessories in a small form factor. It allows me to throw my pocket into my pocket quickly. My OP is ready to use with the expansion accessories attached and filters when i need them. The outer shell is made of a hard plastic very similar to the included case. The inner is lined with a thick rubber towards the top that protects the fragile gimbal from impact and felt towards the bottom. INcluded with the case is a wrist strap and wiping cloth. I swapped the wrist strap with the DJI one as it was thicker and Allowed me to tighten the strap.This case is a great value. At $17 shipped, you can’t find a better portable case.With that said, this case does have it’s quirks. I read the reviews of it being hard to insert and remove and had hoped that they had addressed this issue but it takes a lot of pressure to insert and you need a good grip remove the osmo. This concerns me as I can see this causing scratches to the screen and potential damage to the gimbal motors. You really have to make sure the osmo is straight before pulling it out. Sometimes i accidentally pull the accessory/accessory cover off while trying to take out my osmo. I took a rotary tool and thinned out the rubber on one side which helped a little bit. Another issue is the silicone straps don’t always lock into the little pegs so the straps can easily come loose if i don’t pay attention. Fortunately the osmo is stuck in the case.I hope this was helpful to anyone looking for a case for their osmo