KPREPUBLIC PU Felt Keyboard Carrying case Bag for planck 40% 60% 80% 100% gh60 xd64 tada68 87 tkl 104 Ansi bm60 bm65 bm68 Poker (PU Felt Bag for 40% x1)

Using this for my OLKB planck.Some things to note, the construction is probably a little cheap but its hard to argue against that for the price, I feel like extended use could probably make you need another in the future but thats yet to be seen. Generally it fits my keyboard nice and snug which isGood since it doesn't shake around.I think it will protect the keyboard well in my bag but it is a soft shell case so I wouldn't expect it to protect much from drops.I saw some people comment about a weird factory smell but I actually didn't really experience this and it could most likely be solved by leaving it open in an open area overnight. The elastics could probably break over time as well so just be aware. Its definitely acceptable though for the price. Even if you have to buy a couple per year you have to remember in many cases you are protecting a multi hundred dollar investment and for 40% boards I really havent found an alternative.

the 60% size perfectly fits the keychron k3.

While a little too big for my 40% Inland MK-47 (the poor man's Planck), this little pouch provides excellent protection for my keyboard and a little space to store extra cables and adaptors. For under $7, it's hard to complain, but the buttons on my particular example appear to be hastily sewn on using only two of the four holes. While it is already slightly loose, causing me to knock off a star, it shouldn't be a difficult thing to fix should it come off completely.

Exactly as advertised. I was initially scared by it being so cheap as you get what you pay for. However I've been pleasantly surprised with its build quality and decent protection of the board.The keyboard is encased by a soft felt material from all angles with little wiggle room from all sides. It's relatively difficult to depress any of the keys in the case so that should not be an issue for traveling. The two elastic loops can be somewhat tricky to get to, however it makes it so the case will not come open during handling/travel.The bottom of the case which would cover the front/rear side of the keyboard is a faux leather material which is a little more solid than the rest of the case and is where most of the rigidity of the case comes from.I have seen some mentions of the elastic loops tearing or disconnecting from the case and while this is possible I can't see this happening with normal use, so long as you go easy on them.Overall, I'm really happy with this case for its price and protective value!

I bought this bag for my newly built P⁴KCR3, but the 40% bag didn't fit this 40% board. The keyboard was a bit too long. I guess I should have upped it to the 60% version.Overall, the bag is decently made for being so cheap, and it did fit my old Planck perfectly. I do wish there was some type of pocket to hold a cable, but I can't really complain for how cheap this bag is. I do wonder how long the elastic/button mechanism will last, though.