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It's a bag, not much to review. The manufacturer says that it will hold one of each of the nano-series USB MIDI controllers from KORG. I heard that it would hold 3 of any nano-series device, but it looks as though there would not be space for three nanoKONTROLs.
The bag has pouches for each controller, and a zipper pouch on the top (for cables and the nanoHUB, I presume). It holds them well, and I have no qualms about tossing the thing into my laptop backpack. Overall, the bag does what it was designed for, but I doubt it would do much else.
The space is a little tight, and with the USB cables, it definitely borders on cramped. I have the nanoKEY and nanoKONTROL (soon the nanoPAD, I hope) and I even have the nanoHUB in the bag, and I'm concerned that when I get the nanoPAD, the USB cables will be a problem. I'll update the review when I get the nanoPAD.
UPDATE: nanoPAD and USB cable fits, as advertised. It's like some sort of magic how they all fit together so nicely.
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