Sony LCSCSJ Soft Carrying Case for Sony S, W, T, and N Series Digital Cameras , Black

Excellent product. Bought my first one in 2018 to carry my Sony dsc rx 100 mklll. After 7 years of daily use, it is still in very good shape. Added a second camera so needed a second case...

I bought a Sony HX99 specifically for bicycle touring, and was looking for a way to pack it comfortably. I found that this LCSCSJ was a perfect fit for my camera, and that it provided a nice balance of protection and features vs. size/weight. It has plenty of room for my camera with the wrist strap attached, and has separate pockets for a spare battery, an Air Tag, and a small cleaning cloth. Though the carry strap that is provided would be fine for most uses, I swapped a 1-inch strap to make the case hang comfortably in a cross-body configuration for long days in the saddle. I was surprised at how inexpensive this case was, considering the quality.

I bought this for my Sony RX100 VI. The camera fits well into the case. There is a smaller second pocket into which I can fit two backup batteries and a card reader (that I use for transfering images to my iPhone for emailing when I am traveling). There is a fairly flat ouside pocket into which I put a backup SD card. There is a belt loop. There is a ring on each side of the case close to the top, where one could attach some sort of carrying strap.This is a very well build case. It is of durable quality material. Zippers work well.I would definetly buy this product again.

Got this because I heard it would fit a Sony RX100 which it doe's comfortably and I might add it even fits with my quick release plate from my Amazon lightweight tripod, which is a great thing. I give it one star which is unfair because it deserves five, because if clipped on a belt it's just too bulky, can't wear it on you hip and expect to get a jacket and seatbelt on. Which means this little tiny bag has to be used with a shoulder strap or put in a napsack or briefcase or something. I find the strap no matter what won't stay on my shoulder, slides right off as soon as I move and I haven't tried it over my head yet, but think that might be the only way to strap carry this tiny pouch. Plenty of extra room in it's pouch up front for batteries x2 or a few memory cards and a cable or charger if thin. Just with my RX100 in it with quick release it's kind of heavy and the case feels like it should protect it from a decent fall I can't alltogether be sure like with my other sony cases for my other cameras, those I know will protect my cameras, kind of like they could have gone just a little thicker on the padding, but that's not my real concern, it should be fine for a four to five foot fall on concrete. My big gripe like I said is that it's just not a belt loop bag because it's just a wee bit big and that bums me out the LCS-BDE is a perfect belt bag but just a little too small, aghh I give up for now, this one fits the RX100 pretty much perfectly and has room for accessories and I like is by Sony for my Sony, LOL. It's a good bag, just shy of great, oh and the belt clip is a loop and then has a button, so you can button it on or arround belt or use the camera loop and feed the belt through loop, so you have a choice of how to wear it, remember belt button can unsnap and then an hour later wheres my camera so be aware of that.

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This case is perfect for the RX 100 mark III. The main compartment fits the camera exactly and the secondary compartment will easily fit a battery and extra SD cards. There's a third zippered slot on the front, but it's a bit tight and I don't personally have a need for it; I'm sure others may. The shoulder strap is nice, but the belt loop will be my preferred method. It's well designed, with the choice to attach via the snap, or through the loop itself (will be using this anywhere theft is a risk).The whole thing with camera, cards, and an extra battery is a bit fat but (short of a magic Bag of Holding) there's not much cure for that. The RX100 III does, after all, stretch the definition of 'pocketable'.

I have a RX100M4 and I bought this case with the Sony LCSCSQ Soft Carrying case to give my camera some protection when walking around.This is by far the better of the two. Albeit the uglier of the two. The RX100M4 fits comfortably. There's a little room for the camera to sit in the case but not enough so that it moves around or makes noise. The case isn't the prettiest (the Sony LCSCSQ Soft Carrying is far nicer with its faux leather) but it's a nice neutral black color with a blue accent stripe. The front pocket is still usable once the camera is inside - you can easily get a backup battery and two SD cards in there without any issues.Like the Sony LCSCSQ Soft Carrying, this case has a belt loop that's removable without taking your belt off. Which is excellent when you're traveling and about to sit down for a meal or use the restroom.Highly recommend this case!

This case with strap was supposed to be sized for cameras in Sony's RX100 series. My camera is the RX100-vii. Some reviewers said the case was perfect, and some said it was too small. I vote with the people who thought the case was too small.I could barely get my camera into the compartment meant for it, and working the zipper over the stuffed compartment was difficult. Even if I could get the camera in and get it zipped, the fit was too tight to get the camera out and in easily while hiking. When I added a battery and memory card to the extra zippered compartment, the camera fit was even worse. There is a third teeny, zippered compartment - too small for any use I can imagine.The idea of this case with two useful compartments plus shoulder/kneck strap and loop for a belt is great. However, the case is just too small. If it helps, the dimensions of my Sony RX100-vii (as close as I can measure) are 4" x 2.25" x 1.75". The 1.75" is the thickness over the lens, and that seems to be the problem. If you have a smaller camera, this case might be right for your camera.