CASEMATIX Home Video Projector Hard Case Compatible with PowerLite and Home Cinema DLP WXGA 1080p 3D Projectors for Select Models Pro EX9200, 1781W, 1761W, 1284,640, 740HD, 1040 and More, Case Only

Value for the money and perfect my need. Havent had long enough to attest to durability but seems pretty solid

This case is tough and functional. The squares can be removed easily enough, and my only compliant would be that the rigidity is lacking - i.e. sometimes it wont close without aligning the sides, simply due to pressure being exerted against the foam which in turn pushes the plastic sides out. While I could remove more foam, the instructions tell you to ensure you have a snug fit for your items and Im worried removing another row of foam might not offer enough protection. All this said, its a very minor complain to a very tough and protective case for my projector.

It’s a very durable case and the foam concept is genius for conforming the inside to be customized to my projector. Love it!

This is a great case better then I expected.

Purchased this at a discount as an Amazon warehouse deal. I have had some great luck with it! This case was brand new when it arrived. I took my time and removed the foam to perfectly fit my new Epson 880 projector. I was able to get both my Roku remote, projector remote, and all the cables to fit (power, HDMI, Roku power, audio) This case worked perfectly for me.

Not very thick plastic compared to other hard cases. Do yourself a favor and just get a ridgid plastic box and some foam. The latches are weak feeling and the entire case feels very thin. Ive gotten other hard cases around this price point and this is the cheapest. Should be $30 or so with this lack of quality

We have an Epson 880 projector that we purchased this case for. After cutting the foam to size for the projector it of course fit. The case is very durable and the perforated foam made it easy to size the interior of the case to fit my needs. The case is large enough to keep the projector, power cord, remote control, and user guide safely inside. I would definitely recommend this case and will likely purchase others from this brand to protect other portable electronics.

Just received this Hard Case for out Epson 2045 and had to do some serious customization to it. I found that it wouldnt fit perfectly until you cut and removed the foam on the bottom of the case. There are three pieces of foam the bottom is approx 1in thick then the middle is about 3 to 4inches the one on the top of the case with all the dimples is glued to the top of the case. So, what I ended up doing is cutting out the bottom part of the first layer to match the middle layer so the top layer didnt put to much pressure on the top of the projector and mess up the controls. I also trimmed the dimples on the top layer to give the back of the projector more room and so they again wouldnt mess up the controls. So in summary this case WORKS, I wish it was about 1 1/2 to 2inches deeper, removing foam (protection) from the bottom of the case isnt idle but with the soft feet on the projector I hope will help protect it. I dont plan on throwing the case off a building or at a wall so Im sure it will work. Im keeping the foam Ive removed to see if I can use it to help protect the bottom of the projector a little more. If you buy this case then expect to customize it, take your time and just dont hack away at it. Jason

I have an Epson 2150 Home Cinema projector. It took up all the space with the remote and power cable, but it’s a very nice snug fit.

This is the second CASEMATIX case I have purchased. They are well constructed and the perfect size for a Epson PowerLite projector. The foam insert is very easy to modify to make a snug fit for the remote, batteries, cords, and the projector itself. My projector(s) travel sometimes under harsh conditions and these cases prevent any damage from rain, snow, or being knocked around.