Customer Reviews

Tamrac 5692 Digital 2 Bag for Canon A60, A70, A75, A8 (Black)

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Based on the other reviews here about this bag fitting the A80, I ordered it to go with my new A95.

Its a very nice bag - plenty of room for a second set of AA batteries in that front pouch, plus 1 or 2 extra compactflash cards. The strap is sturdy and the clips that hold it to the bag are metal, not plastic, and quite strong. It has both velcro and a buckle closure to ensure the camera will stay in the bag, and the A95 fits perfectly. You could probably SQUEEZE the USB cable in, but for a longer trip you'd want your battery charger and cables in separate bag, probabaly. If you're taking a laptop for downloading pictures, they could go in that bag.

I bought this for our newly purchased Canon Powershot A80. It fits the camera as if it were made for it. I wanted something minimal in size for day trips that could carry an extra CF card and 4 extra AA batteries and this does the trick. Very well padded. I like the fact that it uses two closures (buckle and velcro) to keep the camera secure. You can use the shoulder strap or carry it on your belt.

For longer trips I am looking around for something bigger that will have room for my battery charger, manual, and the USB and A/V cables that came with the camera.

I have a Canon PowerShot S10 and this bag fits it perfectly. I did have to modify the battery holders to accept the S10's larger batteries though. All I did was cut the stitching between the first & second and third & forth loop to turn them into two big loops instead of four small ones. They fit great now and it looks like it came that way. There is enough room in the pouch for a couple memory cards and four extra S10 (NB-5H) batteries, if you have that many, before you would have to start cramming stuff in. The belt loop on the back is three+ inches, so it should fit on most anything. This bag looks sharp too, and the label on the front should help keep people from thinking that it's a purse if you use the shoulder strap.

After looking online at quite a few different cases for our digital camera, my wife and I decided on the Tamrac 5692. We are very happy with the product. We have a Fuji FinePix 2650, and this case is a perfect fit, and allows for snug storage of extra memory cards and 4 batteries. Another nice feature is that the case not only clasps shut, but also has velcro fasteners as well. All in all, this case seems to be a great value.

I purchased this case for a Canon Powershot A80. The camera fits perfectly. The case seems to be well constructed and sturdy. The only thing you have to watch out for with this product is the S/H charges (mine was $10). I couldn't be happier with this case, though.

After spending several days trying to track down a case that would fit my new A620, I finally found one that met all my needs.
Unlike the Canon recommended case (PSC60), this case fits the A620 perfectly with room for extra batteries and memory cards (something the PSC60 lacks).
The construction is sturdy. Both the front flap closure and the belt flap use two closure methods (velcro & plastic latch and velcro & snaps, respectively) for added protection.
The shoulder strap is attached using swivel hooks, so the strap is less likely to get twisted.
I really can't find a downside.
The blue in the picture is a bit lighter than the real thing.

I'm very impressed with this Tamrac camera case. It is a perfect fit for my Fuji FinePix 2600Z. It is well-made to resist rain with an overlapping cover. It is padded on all sides to protect against bumps. And it has a front section which holds 4 batteries and a spare memory card with room to spare. I'm also very impressed by the belt loop and the closure. Both have velcro in addition to clips or snaps. This gives an added sense of security. It comes with a sturdy shoulder strap as well.

I really like this camera case. I searched everywhere for something inexpensive, small and reasonably well-padded, and this is it. I have the Canon Powershot A620, so my experience is related to that camera only. I'm sure a lot of cameras are similar in size. The camera fits nice and snug inside the case while the extra space will hold at least several more batteries. My camera takes 4 AA, and I would estimate one can have at least a couple extra sets of batteries along with an extra SD card or two. I use my camera for travel when I do historical research, so I liked the small size of the case with the padding. I pack a lot of stuff into my carry on bag, and this fits right in, and I don't worry about it getting banged against my other gadgets in flight or on the road. It's not too thin, and it's not too bulky. It's mainly for carrying your camera around, so if you want something that will also fit your charger and other cords, you will need something bigger. I put the charger and cords in my laptop case because the camera is more more important. It fits just what I need when I am wandering around doing field research because it only fits what you need to carry with you. It's a great product at a great price. I am very happy with it.

I bought this case for a Canon A70 and it is a perfect fit for the camera, even though the camera has a little protrusion. There is a lot of padding in this case which should keep the camera safe. Space for AA batteries is also a plus since those tend to wear out more frequently. I like the velcro-plus-buckle design of the flap. The case is a little bulky but I guess if you want to store accessories and have good padding that is unavoidable. Overall, a great camera case!

I have several Tamrac and Lowepro bags. This case is higher quality than is typical for cases this small. I suggest checking the size in person before ordering any bag unless you are sure your camera will fit the way you want it to fit. I can assure you the G9 fits perfectly. The padding is just right to protect without being too bulky. I also love the large velcro flap on the back for attaching to other bags (M.A.S) or a belt. the flap is stiff with strong velcro and also two strong snaps. I also like the way it opens. the top hinges open easily which is important for constant in and out access. Velcro holds the top closed but a strong clip is provided for a beter hold when needed...