Customer Reviews

Case Logic UNZB-2 Compact Camera Case (Black)

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This case is very nice but the dimensions are inaccurate. The Internal Dimensions are listed at 4.5 X 3 X 1". That's pretty much the External Dimensions. My hope was to fit my Samsung S860 camera in this case but there was no way that was happening. My Sony Cyber-shot fits in here very snuggly. I have to work to squeeze the wrist strap in. So using the dimension of my Cyber-shot I would say that the Internal Dimensions should say 3.5 X 2.5 X 1". Any camera larger than that will probably not fit.

The screen protection on both sides of this case is very nice. It will keep my screen protected well. The wrist strap that came with mine is nice. An issue that some people might have with this case is the fact that there are no pockets in or on this case so there's no place for extra memory cards or batteries.

Although my cell phone doesn't fit in this case my ipod touch does. This would be a nice case for ipods.

I would recommend this case for if you don't need anything other than the camera itself in the case and with the warning of the case being smaller than listed. A camera 3.5 X 2.5 X 1" or smaller should fit just fine.

I got this for my Canon PowerShot SD780 IS. Fits about right. I believe the strap is a light colored gray. I wish it had a belt loop on the side and that the strap was centered on the end of the case rather then being on the side of the case. It has a hard plastic insert on one side to protect the camera screen. It has no extra pockets.

fits my canon elph 300hs perfectly.

i consider this my secondary case, for the pocket kinda case, no memory card, extra battery, or what not.

its perfect for my needs - a camera case to put in my jeans pocket.

The Caselogic UNZB-2 Compact Camera Case provides affordable protection for my Canon PowerShot SD1400IS. My camera fits perfectly into it, and it still fits easily into my pocket.

My only minor complaint is that one side is firmer than the other. I wish both were firm. In order to make sure my screen is facing that side, I have to put the camera in upside down. If I put the camera in right side up, then the strap is on the same side as the zipper. Not only is it a little difficult to close, but if I did this, I would have to attach another strap to the case to carry it.

Please note that the case only provides very limited protection. I took a fall last winter snowboarding, and a camera I had in a neoprene case (different manufacturer) was ruined. I should have been more careful. This kind of case is really just meant to keep the camera safe from bumping into other stuff in your pocket, backpack, and so forth. Buy a hard case if you think the camera might be in danger of being crushed, dropped, or otherwise abused.

This slim case is well constructed and versatile. My iPod, Coolpix Camera and Blackberry each fit inside easily. The strap is a nice addition, allowing you to tether the case inside your bag or attach to your wrist and is easily removable. The non-scratch lining is a great idea, protecting the screens on your electronic items.

All my teens like this case and appreciate the extra-thick padded side on one side. The simple design fits their needs while still being cute. However, the case holds the thin, symmetrical digital cameras best; the types that are very popular with teens. If you have a camera with a bit of a bulge at either end or that is a bit wider, then it isn't for you (my wife's Lumix barely zippers into it). The teens love the wrist strap; my wife would have preferred an over the shoulder strap option be included too. All that being said, the extra padding on one side is nice and if you like a wrist strap case or are giving it to a teen, it seems like a good choice.

If you are not hung-up on storage space for a battery/SD card, this excellent quality Case Logic case is made-to-order for a camera like the Canon ELPH 300 HS. Any larger camera would be too large, or at best, a very tight squeeze. Case Logic quality is excellent. Padding and stiff front provide good protection for the vulnerable display and shutter area without seriously affecting "pocketability" of the camera. Recommend use of the wrist strap that came with the camera instead of the strap that comes with the case since the camera's strap is what you want on your wrist when the camera is out of the case. As mentioned in another review, it's also a good idea to place the camera in the case with the camera's on/off button facing the closed side of the case - to avoid accidentally turning the camera on. All together, an excellent case for the right size camera - and the price ain't bad!

If you're looking for a case for your iPod's, iPhone etc then this is the perfect case for you that will keep your purchase well protected all around. If you also have a smaller camera then this is also perfect for you. The dimensions as everyone else has mentioned is much smaller than what is listed on here so if your camera is the size of an iPhone or iPod touch then this is the perfect case for you. It is well padded on the inside so you won't worry too much if it's dropped and if you're in the habit of keeping your electronic in your handbag then this again is the perfect case for you.

It's a great case and I'd recommend it.

I bought this after looking for a snug fit case for the canon s90

This one definitely fits the bill, it's well constructed and will hold the s90 in place but only in 1 direction
i say this because since the zipper only goes one way in order to use the wrist strap on the s90 you have to
place the camera in upside down so you can still zip and keep the wrist strap outside the case.

Nothing else will fit in this case if you want to use a canon s90 , don't even bother trying to put cords or extra batteries

I use this when i want to walk around with the camera in my pocket and not scratch it up. in this case it is perfect

I bought this case with the Canon Powershot SX230 as recomendend by Amazon when I purchased the camera.
The case is way too small for this camera.