Pelican 1040 Micro Case (Black/Clear), Model:1040-025-100

No qualms. Does what its supposed to. Removed one star for design. It makes more sense to have the lanyard (like on the larger models) on this smaller model vs. having a carabiner. Still good regardless.

I store my Ruger 10/22 magazines in order to prevent damage to the feed lips. Safety and avoid magazine replacement cost. 10 fit perfectly without any looseness. Obviously, this was part of the case design…coincidence is highly unlikely.

This is a great case! I use it to carry my wireless microphone in my camera case when I travel.

Measure. Do not go on reviews. An iPhone 6s Plus with case, in my case a thin Speck case will NOT fit in this box unless I push and malform the rubber inside. How people got an iPhone 6s Plus with otter box in this case is beyond comprehensible unless they remove the rubber. I’m sure the case is fine. It just can’t be used for what I need. Going to get a 1060 and see if that’s better.

Great case. I use it to keep bandages in and keep inside car. Pelican cases are made well.

Arrived on time and as expected. Havent checked waterproofness yet

I have several Pelican cases and they are all very well made. Just one heads up for this item: I ordered the solid red case but received a clear lid and red bottom case.

I love these cases. I bought several of them (1010, 1020, 1040 & 1050) and turned the 1040 into a hard shell diabetes kit case (glucometer, test strips, pen needles, lancets, alcohol wipes, and insulin pen) I removed the rubber insert and lined both halves with sticky-back velcro and then put a small tab of the opposite velcro on each item. Works like a charm - everything stays in place, its all contained in a small package, and I dont have to worry about my stuff getting crushed when I travel. The 1040 size fits a couple of altoid - size tins side-by side perfectly (with the liner removed). The tins work really well for containing enough pen needles and lancets for a week or so use. The case latches securely and is damn near indestructible. It has a loop for a belt or nylon strap and includes a carabiner. I think you can even put a small padlock on some models. I would caution against submerging the cases for any length of time - I think theyre more designed for water resistance rather than protecting your delicate electronics from a full fledged dunking. I do think they float, so thats a bonus too.

I use these for my iPhone 6 -- it will hold two of them (or one iPhone 6 and a smaller one, or a small pocket camera). I keep one in my kayak go-kit. Tip: Open the box, and use a permanent marker to write your name and phone # on the floor of the INSIDE the box. These float, and are VERY sturdy. I would not go canoe camping without one. I have several sizes of Pellican boxes and swear by them. If its worth $50 or more, get the Pellican.

The color is not the pretty aqua displayed in the picture. Its just your average blue.