Hard Drive Carrying Case Storage Organizer Bag 2.5’’ EVA Carry Pouch Compatible with Western Digital WD Elements Seagate, My Passport,Toshiba Canvio Portable Hard Drives (Black-B)

I purchased this to store a meat probe thermometer and meat probes. It was too small for that, but I can use these for their originally intended purpose to use with external SSD's or HDD'S. Good quality, if I needed another, I wouldn't hesitate to buy.

I bought the solar charger for my phone that I wanted to carry in my bike storage. This was a perfect fit to keep the charger & cord together.

I like it.

Very roomy case to use for many things. Charger,cords,earbuds. Very nice and rugged.

I picked this up because I now have a couple of portable drives and sometimes take more than one out with me at a time. At fist glance it looks like your typical portable hard drive case. When I laid it down next to my old Case Logic case I noticed it's a bit higher, wider and longer. It's not too heavy but still feels solid. I put my WD Passport drive in and found plenty of room. A bit too much room. With the drive in its spot and the cable in the mesh sling the drive slid around inside. If you hold it out in front of you and move it from side to side you can feel the drive slide from top to bottom. The biggest of my other drives is an older Buffalo Network portable drive that is a little bulkier. It slid less but still moved. I just happened to have a five inch Garmin GPS nearby and tried it. It fit perfectly. The band was tight around it and there was little left over room at the top and bottom. I measured the left over space at the top and bottom of both the Case Logic and the SYIDINZN case with the Passport in them. There was an inch of extra space in the CL. The SYIDINZN had 1 3/4 inch extra. Also the band was tighter in the CL on the WD. One thing the SYIDINZN has over the Case Logic case is that the SYIDINZN has a bubbled plastic barrier sewn into the top and bottom of the case. The CL only has a bubbled one on the top which only covers the cables. On the bottom you can feel a flat plastic barrier. I like the bubbled approach better because that bubble has to collapse before anything gets to the drive. Another thing the SYIDINZN has going for it is its price. The CL's cost two to three times more. For me, I just didn't like the sliding around thing. However, I do like the fact I now have a good case for my Garmin. Although, I'll never get that traffic cable in that mesh pocket.

This is a nice protective case for whatever needs protecting.Opens up with a netted pouch on one side for organizing cables and other small items.What they don't tell you is what you need to know - the interior dimensions.I measures and they are 6 x 3.5 x almost 1 inch thick.The zipper pull is tiny and hard to get a grip.And the zipper itself has super small teeth and I prefer more substantial zippers and pulls.

Nowadays when I travel, I found that I have a ton of cords that I need to bring for all my devices and I was getting tired of having to dig through my suitcase and my carry-on AND my briefcase when i got to the hotel. I bought this thinking I would use it to consolidate my tangled, jumbled mess of cords and it is FANTASTIC! I can fit about 6 different cords + a couple of small travel chargers and it fits neatly in my carry-on and when I get settled, everything is right there where I need it.The finish has a smooth leather0like feel which also makes it a very nice looking accessory. It's now one of my go-to accessories when I travel and I couldn't be happier!

I ordered the Black-A version. Originally, I got this case for my Western Digital hard drive. After putting my hard drive in the case, there was a little too much room. I didn't like the idea of the hardrive bouncing around. I decided to keep this case anyway because it is a well-made quality case. I have a bunch of electronic devices and tools that need cases. After trying out a few different gadgets, I placed my anemometer (wind speed tester, temperature, and humidity reader) in it. This case was perfect for this tool. I like the design of the shell. It has a nice carbon fiber type of look. The zippers feel strong, unlike the flimsy zippers on other cases I've tried. I like that it has a stretchable strap to hold the anemometer in place. There is also a mesh pocket that holds my user guide and extra set of batteries. If you have a small device like this that needs a case, give this one a try. Like I stated earlier, it's a little bigger than my other hard drive cases, but it's great for other devices.