XPACK Portable Travel Hard Case for Selphy Printer CP1200,CP1300,CP910

Lightweight and very sturdy. I'm from Texas and this gives me added peace of mind leaving the printer in the trunk as it helps keeping it cool. The vendor support is just awesome. Quick responses and they go out of their way to be helpful.Tips:1. Do not follow the image layout I have. It is better for the printer itself to be to one side (image shows printers in horizontal position, you should have this in vertical position where it occupies one whole side.) This will allow more flexibility in the layout.2. As much as possible, leave 2 bars foam between the printer and other items. If you follow #1 recommendation, you only do this on the side that isn't next to the walls.3. Be careful and patient with removing foams.4. This is optional and preferential: I prefer it loose than tight. Tight cuts somehow cause more inconvenience.5. I personally don't mind wires on top of the foam rather than making a cut in the foam. It can cause deformities on the foam, but up to you.

Inexpensive and customizable. Be careful when pulling out the pre cut foam. You can easily pull adjacent foam cubes loose. With that in mind be sure you are sure what size of a hole you need because you can't put a cube back in...unless you glue it. Lots of foam on the top but once you create the whole there is about a 1/2" piece of foam on the bottom. It looks like that will be sufficient but it is not nearly as thick at the top foam...not sure why they have the different thicknesses.?? The picture is one of the only configurations for the entire selphy accessories. The paper tray has to go on top of the printer which is a little weird but I think it will be acceptable. No room for ink at all if you put the power cords in it. Only had it for a couple of weeks but it looks like a good solution.

Very pleased with this case. I really like how easily I was able to customize the foam protection to fit the printer and cord perfectly. I liked the smaller perforated squares, I expected them to be larger. If they were larger I do not believe I would of been able to get the fit so snug. This was a gift, and I wanted it ready for use, so I customized the perforated (NO knife, scissor, tool required) to fit the printer and cord, I felt like I had done it a million times before. It came out so well. I must admit after careful thought I decided to copy the cut out as shown in the photo above. XPACK gave me the perfect example so why mess with perfection. I also like the way the case latches together, not even my little, very inquisitive 2 year old neice could not open the case, which would of been the end of the printer it houses life, so to speak. Well gotta go to work, but your product was definitely deserving of my time to write this review. Happy selling. Jax

I like my case a lot. I've been looking for storage for my printer. This works great. Everything fits: Printer, cords, ink. Paper and paper tray sit on top of printer but are well protected by surrounding foam. The only difficult part is the necessity of having to pull out the foam squares carefully to customize. Good thing for the pictures online so I could get an idea.

I purchased the case to store the family projector in it. It's a snug fit, but working fine. When looking for a case for your AV needs, may I suggest you add a couple of inches to your dimensions (LxWxH) for a great fit. Think about the cord storage too. This case has tear-out squares to truely modify the protection for your needs. The case is lockable with your own small lock. Very nice.

Not really a great fit for the entire selphy printer. I had to put the tray on top as there is no room for it otherwise. The picture shown of course is without the actual power brick it comes with. I didn't notice the decieving pic when I ordered. But it is a decent case and will get the job done. Just not as well as I would have liked.

You can easily customize the foam but you need to be careful when removing it. Make a layout first and then trim the foam. I was able to arranged everything without putting the cassette/paper on top of the printer. Slightly pull the foam in the middle of the case or lay the extra foam you have at the bottom of the middle layer foam. This will increase the height of the foam so that the paper tray does not hit the printer (the center foam will stop the tray from crossing over to the printer). Definitely worth the price. I only had it for a week so I'm not sure how durable the case will be but it is sturdy enough to protect the printer.

In photos it appears to have foam in the top that touches the foam in the bottom but it doesn't. There is a 1 inch recess in the foam in the top so there is a 1 inch gap in the foam from bottom to top After contacting the seller about the discrepancy their response was to send it back and ask for a replacement or refund, but no explanation about the gap so why would I expect a replacement to not have the gap?I rarely give negative feedback, but neither the product nor the response was acceptable. It's not worth it to send it back and it's going to cost me for the added foam I need so I feel I have no choice to give negative feedback and make others aware. Buy from someone else unless you don't care about the gap.