ALPHA GO CASE - compact hard shell case compatible with SONY ALPHA a5100, a6000, a6100, a6300, a6400, a6500, a6600, a7c, ZV-E10, Camera Body w/Lens Sizes 10mm-105mm [FITS CAMERA & LENS]

I grabbed this case for my A6300 camera to tote around while in Ireland for a couple of weeks. I have full gear bags and backpacks, but I wanted to go a bit simpler, and this case fit the bill. I have been a follower of Mic Bergsma for several years and like his GoPro related items, but somehow missed this line of mirrorless cases.The case is well made and sturdy without being obnoxious like a molded pick N pluck box case. It fit my body with a combo of 2 lenses with no problems at all. Well, almost none. I traveled with my PZ 18-105mm f4 on the body 99% of the time and swapped to my Sigma 16mm f1.4 and both fit inside the case as claimed with the hoods on and all. My only gripe with the fitment is that if you have a tripod plate you leave on like I do most of the time, it won't fit in the case. There should be a valley or cavity to allow for the QR plates to remain attached since it's a hassle to unscrew it and re-attach if you're snapping a quick shot off the tripod. Other than that, it's a fantastic case.The case is plenty rugged without looking obnoxious. It survived the 11,000-mile round trip in the planesstuck in a backpack as well as circumnavigating the island itself while we were there. Not even a scuff and not a bump to the camera. I also figured you can easily shove 2 spare batteries in the belt loops on the back of it, which came in handy. The only thing I would like to see, is some sort of short carrying handle made available to attach to the D Rings rather than the shoulder strap. I just don't care for shoulder straps at all, and a handle would be a lot easier to have the option of.

I just got this case today and I absolutely love it. I love the form factor and it feels sturdy and well made. It fits my Sony ZV-E10 and Sigma 16mm f1.4 DC lens perfectly. I also wanted to confirm that my case game with a soft foam insert in the top section of the case.I got this case because I needed to be able to store my camera away easily and safely after using it to shoot my YouTube videos at home. I didn't want a traditional camera bag because they are too bulky and I wanted something with a small footprint. This was the only case i found on Amazon that was designed specifically for my needs. Fits my Sony ZV-E10 and Sigma 16mm f1.4 DC lens perfectly, when the lens is attached, and it also fits really well when the lens isn't attached the the camera and the dust covers are on. One thing you should know if you do decide to purchase this case. The case will not close if you have a Petal Type Lens Hood attached. So if you are traveling and use that type of lens hood you will need to store it somewhere else.

I've only had the product for about a week, but it's done a few days of backpacking and the build quality feels very good. I love that I can fit my a6300 with the 18-135 Including lens hood) ready to shoot. The only major complaint I have is that the case is a little bit 'short' in the direction from the tripod mount to the flash. It's good in that being a bit small in this dimension makes the camera snug against the internal padding, holding it firmly, but I would REALLY prefer to be able to leave my tripod mount attached.Other than that, i found the dual attachment options quite handy in providing options for incorporating with my other gear. The orientation and wide zipper opening made it easy to quickly pop the case open and grab the camera, but also feels like it provides a good layer of protection.

I purchased the GO Case to house my Sony A6000 with either a 18-105mm or 55-210mm lenses. The case fits the camera and either lens perfectly. After carrying larger travel pro bags for years, the Go Case is a welcome change. The form factor of the case is small, essentially a bit bigger than the camera itself, making it easy to carry. The camera and lens are protected by substantial padding and the camera fits snugly in the case. The reviews indicate that people have had trouble getting the camera case to close due to the snug fit. I did not encounter this problem. Just make sure that the strap is bundled at the camera back with the adjustment clips stored away from the LCD. The camera is easily accessible on the go and the case is very well constructed. I brought it on an Alaskan vacation and it truly has been a great purchase. Also, the owner video is compelling and right on the money.

This case is compatible with my Sony camera. I love how compact and solid it is.

The case is sturdy and lightweight as advertised with one exception. The description says it will fit the new A6600. It does, but it is extremely tight. The A6600 body was redesigned to accommodate the new larger battery found in higher end ALPHA models. It is very hard to insert and remove from the case and I do have concerns about excessive wear on the camera body. To return the product or not? Not sure.