Case Logic DCB313 Advanced Point & Shoot Camera Case, Black

My Nikon Coolpix A1000 fits perfectly in this case. (It was very snug in my old case.) The construction looks good. Hoping it will last.

Bought this case to fit a small TENS machine for when riding my motorcycle. Great little case, looks like good quality. I'd like to see the nylon belt loop a bit thicker. Not sure how durable it will be long-term, but everything else is great.

Just right for what I need it for but I have to buy a new one each year as the zips fail. I do use it every day of the year though.

My Sony RX100 mark III fits easily, with about an inch to spare, providing room for my fairly thick, attached wrist strap. The zippered pocket has room for an extra battery and for the charging cable. The shoulder/neck strap that's included is fairly wimpy, so I replaced it with a security strap.I researched a lot to find something that fits this camera, and the DCB313 seems to be the best option. It's better than the bespoke Sony case, which lacks padding and has a zipper pull that jingles as you walk (and drives you crazy). The Case Logic also looks cooler and doesn't advertise what's inside.

I bought this case for my new Canon Powershot G7X Mark II camera and am very happy with it. I bought a Case Logic case for my older Canon several years ago and it has held up really well. I live near the beach on the Oregon Coast and have put my camera and case in my jacket pocket almost every day for the past five years when we walk the beach. The G7X is a little bigger than my older Powershot, but this new case still fits in my pocket and /or my purse. I have plenty of room in the front compartment of the case for an extra battery and memory card as well as the optional shoulder strap (since I usually put the case in my pocket, I haven't attached the strap, but it's good to have options!). This is an inexpensive case that offers enough padding and protection to prevent most camera disasters that can result from dropping the camera. No, I haven't tested that, but the padding is substantial. I'm very happy with this case and recommend it!

I got the LARGE sized case with my Canon SX740HS and the camera easily fits into the interior of the case. I placed my extra 3 batteries along with my SD Memory Cards into the front pocket! I had also ordered the pair of OAproda batteries with the Dual battery charger to give me a total of 3 batteries to use with spares. The front pocket easily holds all my batteries along with spare SD Cards! Push comes to shove, you could even shove the battery charger into the front pocket, too, but that will be a tight fit! No problem, though, with just the batteries and the SD cards! The padding is adequate to protect the camera. The nylon material for the case seems quite strong enough I still wouldn't recommend dropping the camera while it is in the case. I think the padding could be better, but extra padding would mean a smaller compartment size! Also comes with a belt loop on the back and a long adjustable shoulder strap! I think it is a great buy!

I have a Nikon S9900 camera and this bag was a perfect fit! I also wanted a small separate compartment to store a spare battery and SD card and this bag has a perfect small side compartment that is just the right size. I didn't want to get a large camera bag because it defeats the purpose of getting a small point and shoot camera so this bag fits the bill. Padding is good but not great but I don't plan on putting it through baggage or anything rough so its fine. It also has a belt loop so you can wear it on your belt (yeah a little dorky but hey its functional when you're traveling).The bag also has a longer shoulder strap that's thin and no padding but it doesn't weigh much so that shouldn't be a problem. There's a smaller version of this bag so measure your camera dimensions to make sure your camera will fit. The bag is also well made and I've owned other Case Logic bags in the past and haven't had any issues.

Nice fit for the camera, and it seems to be a good quality case. I appreciate the belt loop on the back, as I like to carry my camera on the waist belt of my day pack. The pocket on the front will accommodate a spare battery.