First of all, (IMHO) the "Case Logic" Co. sells only the highest quality products. This compact little case is no exception. It does what it's suppose to do. Protects your camera and provides extra storage for batteries, cards, etc. You have the option of wearing it on your belt or you can use the provided neck strap. Also the price is about half of what I would be willing to pay for this case!Because of all the complaints about the case being too small...........I'd like to provide corrected dimensions for the DCB-302 case as show on the "Case Logic" web site.Amazon states the dimensions as: 3.8 x 2 x 7.4 inchesThe "Case Logic" web site shows the dimensions as 4.9" x 3.1" x 2.8"Fits devices: 4" x 2.5" x 1.1[...]Hope this helps customers with the corrected sizes............

This is a nice feeling, well made scope. The zoom works well and helps you get in close on things when you need to, although don't expect the difference between 10x an 20x to be massive.The scope is bright and shows details well, with about as much chromatic aberration and loss of sharpness at the edges as I'd expect given the price and no-name brand.This scope's greatest weakness is its low contrast, although it would also be nice if it had a strap to attach the eyecup cover to the strap lug on the scope.

Overall good bright 15x viewing in day and night. 15x viewing allows you to see additional terrain features of the moon but don't expect them to be "real close up". 15x maybe better for plane spotting and boat watching.Works best with a sturdy tripod that features manoeuvrable lever handles left-right and up-down. Can be handheld for short burts of time but once fatigue sets in it will be hard to hold a steady image. Especially, when celestial viewing and you need to achieve a high overhead angle. Makes me giddy if I overdo trying to get an image. Otherwise no issues with getting the binos in focus out of box.The small tripod stand binos come with is plastic and a little filmy. However it does its job. What I do is to mount the small plastic tripod stand on the tripod proper, and then screw the binos on to the small plastic tripod stand. Recommend to have The neck strap on while doing this.The neck strap and case that comes with the binos is of low quality but again it does its job. I replaced the neck strap with a quality DSLR camera neck strap. I would wish to get a better case if I am traveling with the binos.

I bought a half case and strap from Etsy but the strap was not designed for the X-E4's unusual bar-shaped strap connector. The MegaGear MG1515 was a tiny bit wide but fit through with no problems. For the price I was surprised with the thickness and quality of the leather. Very sturdy and looks great.

The standard shoulder/neck strap that came with the DSLR was always slipping off of my shoulder and was very uncomfortable when worn around the neck. This strap solves those problems. Works great for my use of casual photography. Also a good deal when some competing straps go for over 4X as much.

This is perfect! I don't own a heavy DSLR but I do own the Canon G7X Mark II which has some weight to it. The small wrist strap it came with isn't strong and secure enough; especially if you plan to have the camera ready and available at all times. This strap isn't bulky so it won't clash with your outfit, but it's sturdy enough to do its job. The leather flap that holds the attachment ring is nicely stitched and seems pretty strong. The only downside is actually getting the stamp on; the eye hooks on the G7 Mark II are not as wide so it was challenging getting the rings thru, but I manage but damaged a nail in the process! You can't go wrong with this strap!

This is a nice thick leather harness for 2 cameras or 1 camera. It's comfortable to wear for long periods (wife often keeps it on most of the day when on a shoot). She loves that it can be worn under a jacket or light coat. My only complaint is that the metal latch on security strap scratches the camera body (maybe in the future they will make a rubber covered latching system for delicate equipment).For the price this is a great value as other systems cost 2x-4x more (we tried a few) but don't have the easy and comfort this one does.I don't think you will regret getting this if you carry 1 or 2 cameras even if they are heavy (wife's Canon 5D is very well supported).

A compliment to the DSC V3. Easy to use and adds greatly to the range of the camera. I like the way the flash and the camera "communicate" with each other when you slide the flash in the shoe and turn it on.One wee small complaint.... makes the camera a little top-heavy when you have it around your neck with the strap.... picky... picky .... pickyWish I had gotten the HVLF32X when I got the camera!!!