LIHITLAB Zipper Pen Case, 7.9 × 2 × 4.7 Inches, Black (A7551-24)

It is good for the price, but I’d gladly pay double for a sturdier interior and a bit more depth, especially in the back pocket. The interior is a super cheap feeling nylon and the stitching doesn’t impress me. But again.. $8.50. The outer material is a much sturdier feeling nylon type material, and those pockets are nice and tight - I can fit Mini post it notes there no problem. The other interior side has a large mesh pocket that JUST fits my TI-86 one one side, and three long and narrow pockets that I put extra Apple Pencil caps, ink cartridges, and a needle and a few Q-tips for cleaning. Those little pockets aren’t very deep, so any dreams of putting anything with depth - forget it. With a full size mars plastic eraser, the zipper was strained, but the mini size erasers were no problem. I think the large back pocket I have my calculator in may get reused to hold flash cards and just keep the calculator separate. I feel like it would wash well on cold, but I’d probably spot clean if I weren’t so lazy. I hope Lihit labs makes a slightly sturdier version because I do like it overall.

I havent actually used this yet, because I realized that I probably dont need to bring a bunch of pens with me to my classes, but I already put in some of my pens/highlighters/erasers/etc. to test out the capacity, and it can fit quite a lot! I love LIHIT Lab products, and I also have their SmartFit blue S case, and thats why I wanted to go for this one too. The color is a really nice bright orange, and its like a nice accent color. The quality of the case is kind of like canvas-y nylon, and it feels really durable. The inside is just brown, as pictured. Overall, I really like this case, but personally I dont think I (and hope I wont need to) use this on a daily basis! I feel like it could be a good deal for people who want the 100-pen kipling case thing, because the price is ~1/3 of that ones, and you can still fit a pretty decent range of pens and stationery in this one as well!

2020 edit: the black version I originally reviewed in 2017 is still in use, looks great, zippers are fantastic. The blue one I bought in April of 2019 however just broke: one of the zipper heads fell off. While I can still use it, it seems like theres a quality difference between the versions with the black logo and the ones with the red logo. YMMV. Pros: * Lots of storage for a variety of sized objects * Flattish design (as opposed to the tube design of many pen/cil cases) * Dirt resistant material is easy to clean * Can use for a variety of different supplies: medical, tools, art, food, utensils, toiletries * Zips open to lay flat Cons: * Materials that pockets and flap are made of limit what can be stored * Interior color is drab * Zipper pulls are thin and can be hard to grip This is a nice case, but not as nice as I was hoping it would be. I purchased the black version which has a brown interior. The brown is more drab and darker than it seemed online (think dirt instead of leather), and I do wish it was a bit brighter, but its not bad. The material is somewhere between canvas and vinyl, and looks very nice. It seems to be dirt resistant (rolled it around outside and on my dog) and wipes off easily. The flattish design helps this fit in messenger bags and briefcases or other flat carry bags more easily than its rounder cousins. The flatness and the zipper that goes around 3 of the 4 sides makes the case lay flat when completely unzipped, which is especially useful. The zipper pulls are thin and smooth, and arent easily gripped by large, wet, or arthritic fingers. Id much prefer traditional round zipper pulls for virtually any storage, but especially if using this as art or medical storage. Lots of pockets and storage options, however the pocket lips arent stretchy and the mesh is only a little stretchy. It makes it difficult to store things that are awkwardly sized in the pockets. In addition, the center flap that serves as a separator also serves as storage. This becomes a problem because of the lack of stretch; filling both sides of this flap causes obvious bending of the stiffening material the flap is made of (see photos). These pockets seem to be designed to hold mostly thin, flat things like stickers, paper clips, lead, school erasers, etc. In my test, I put a Staedtler eraser, kneadable eraser, roll of washi tape, and a cheapo school eraser in these pockets, with a set of Copic markers on the other side. There was noticeable bending of the center flap making me wary of putting anything else in these pockets, or anything differently shaped/sized. This limits the effectiveness of this product for many artistic (or other) uses. If the pocket lips were stretchier and the flap was stiffer, this would be a non-issue. The center flap pocket is also not a rectangle, but more of a rounded rectangle. This makes the left and right sides of the flap have a shorter vertical storage space than the middle of the flap, so it will definitely limit what might be able to be carried there. I could fit only 5 Copic markers; a 6th would have stuck out and prevented the case from closing. See my photo; I have only 5 there, but you can see near the bottom of the photo [left side of the pouch when vertical] how the curvature of the pocket would prevent more being stored. The outer pockets are best for small, flat things that you wont mind that they might get lost. When fully packed, I couldnt put anything substantial in these pockets, and because they dont have any stretch Id be wary of putting anything not flat in them anyway for fear of breaking the seams or stretching the pockets out of shape. However, if I were using this as a desk storage pouch (as opposed to a travel one) these would be great pockets to store erasers or small rulers or post-it notes. For the price, overall its a nice little storage case. I hope this review helps someone else!

Im a notar public and signing agent. I use this pen organizer for my ink fingerprints, notary stamps, extra inks, pen, paperclip, usb, business cards.

This case seems fairly well made, and holds a lot of pens. The back zipper area would be more useful if it had more pen slots on the left side, instead of small little zipper spaces. I have no use for those spaces. In all I have purchased the triple case, as well as 2 of the double cases (each a different color). I have many types of pens, and it is nice to be able to organize them to suit the needs at hand. It is easy to make up a travel pen case as needed. One of the double cases was fuzzy around the edges, instead of smooth like the others.

This is a pretty sizable pen case which will hold around 7 regularly sized writing utensils on each side. If you do have pens which have very small or tight pen clips, you may find it difficult to insert/remove the pens because there arent any elastic loops, rather just two rows to attach pen clips to. Also, a pen may not fit if the top of the pen is far above the clip. For example, the Pentel GraphGear 1000 fits, but not well on either side of the case. The pockets on the back of the middle flap are honestly too small and arent elastic enough to fit things more useful than a few tubes of extra leads or cap erasers. The large pocket on the back is decent, but theres nothing except empty space above it which leaves that space a little useless because theres nothing to secure items in place. Overall, the product is good looking and has decent build quality, but has a few usability flaws which leave some to be desired.

Wow! I cant believe how spacious my new Lihit Lab Teffa Pen Case is! I am quite impressed with the construction of this case and spent a good deal of research on it prior to my purchase. I was able to fit: □ 5 SAI watercolor brush pens □ 4 Pilot Juice pens □ 11 LePen pens □ Pentel Hybrid Gel Silver Metallic pen □ Uniball Signo white pen □ Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pel □ Pilot Opt mechanical pencil □ 11 Zebra Mildliner highlighter pens And loose in the gusset/center areas, I was able to fit: □ 6 Pigma Micron pens □ 5 Zig pens □ 1 Copic Sketch Marker Thats a whopping 47 pens/markers! As you can see from the bottom right photo this does put the case at capacity but I was able to zip it up snugly. Overall, its a great medium sized book-style case and can easily fit into your bag of choice for travel. The price is under $15, which makes it quite appealing to students and budget-savy artists (like me). Highly recommended! 8-bit Super Mario Bros ‪planner stickers‬ are by @foxandcactus on Instagram

Its mostly a sure thing. I am a pen/pencil person, so I have pens, pencils, markers, highlighters, dedicated erasers, and such. After a little thinning of the less-used tools, most of it fits in this case. The front of the inside page is suitable for skinny pens and only skinny things. The back of the inside page has enough space for three Pentel Ain Stein lead cases (which are flat, low-profile cases) and a uniboxy eraser. Adding more stuff makes it tough to access the tools on the front of the inside page. The front and back outside page can store chunkier pens and highlighters. On first use, the seam ripped at the bottom of the inside page. Its not a big hole and its not worth the return postage to fix it, so Im using it anyway. Overall, I like it. Minus one star for space constraints.

I use this every day for school! I use it to store my pencils, erasers, and it even fits my 2TB External Hard drive. So far Ive had it for a couple of weeks and I honestly love it so much. Im still not really sure what I can use the front two pockets for because Im afraid stuff will fall out of it so I just put some extra bandaids in there just in case. I used to just throw my pencils in my backpack and lose them and this just makes my life so much easier. I cant explain how much I needed this because I never had a pencil holder in my life and wow I wish Ive gotten this a lot sooner.

I am very particular about organization, and I have to admit, this case definitely meets my expectations. The material is durable and water-resistant, there is plenty of space inside, and the pockets are conveniently sized and located. The zipper glides smoothly. The case is flexible and collapsible but still holds a decent shape even when empty. I am using this case for school. The back pocket is just the right size to hold my TI-84, which takes up about 40% of the cases capacity. The three smaller pockets are great for pencil lead, hairbands, and flashdrives, or any other small items you need. The pocket bands are not elastic, but as long as you dont intentionally stretch them, they do a fine job of holding lesser used items. The front two sides I use to store writing utensils; between pens, pencils, and highlighters, I have about 10 things in the front pockets. They could hold much, much more, but I like the organization provided by being able to instantly see everything I have. Depending on where the pen clip is, it may not fit perfectly in either pouch, but that is easily rectified by switching it to the opposite holder. I dont really use the outside pockets of the case, but the first is credit-card sized and the second, index-card sized. Its nice to be able to store a quick note without having to open the case. Overall, I am very satisfied with this product. Compared to name-brand products in the same price range, I believe this case offers more organization and functionality. It also feels more durable than any comparable case Ive felt; I expect this case to last through at least a year of heavy use, if not more. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for an everyday pencil case.