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A good case for a specific customer.
I received my case last week after returning one from another manufacturer.I bought this for my DJI Phantom 2 Vision Plus v. 3.0 drone. My initial impression of this case was very good. I really like the black matte color and the simple styling. Its large, but it has to be to accommodate the rotor guards.The foam padding is very nice and much better than the pluck-and-peel variety some people are selling.I actually set mine up a bit different than they show in the ad (see attached photo). I have three batteries and chargers and I put the batteries in the holes marked (in the ad photos) as "USB Connecting Lines." The batteries fit well and stick up enough to help take some of the pressure of the lid foam off the rotors on that side. I turn the batteries based on if they need to be recharged. Power button left means 'new' and right means 'recharge.' I also have a hole dedicated to my memory cards. I use one memory card per battery and change the card with each battery change. I also have a dedicated hole for my three charges, another hole for the chargers AC cords, another for props, and another for misc. tools and parts.The only items I can't store very easily are the user manual and my iPhone sunshade hood. I can tuck them under the rotors, but its just something else to move out of the way when flying. A slit on one of the sides would have held these nicely.Pros:1.) Looks very good out of the box.2.) Black color and matt finish looks professional.3.) Large case top could be used for taking off or landing in grassy terrain.4.) interior foam is good quality and cut precisely for a snug fit.5.) Locks on the outside of case at least keep the casual snoop out of your stuff.6.) Has lots of cut outs for lots of necessary gear.7.) Allows you to leave your rotor guards on your drone for transporting.Cons:1.) Does not have the feel or built of say a Pelican case. While this case looks good, I definitely think you need to be careful with it as it appears it will scratch and dent fairly easily. I'll update this review in 6 months.2.) The locks are pretty much a joke. While they do keep the casual snoop out, you could pop them open with a butter knife. I prefer the more secure feeling latches used on Pelican cases.3.) I was disappointed with the hinging system. Brand new and the lid does not close in alignment with the bottom. I have to align the top and bottom each time before I can latch it. Even then I have to intentionally apply pressure to each latch to make sure they grab like they should. This appears to be a quality control issue - so your results may vary.4.) No dedicated or out of the way place to store the user manual or iPhone sunshade.5.) At basically 22" square, you cannot consider this carry-on with any major airline and will have to check it. I personally do not think this case or the locks could hold up well as checked baggage.6.) The case is not what I'd call water proof or even water resistant. Sure if its sprinkling it will keep that off, but there is no gasket, so a good splash is going to get some water inside the case.7.) All with virtually all cases with a foam lid, there is pressure placed upon the rotors when the lid is closed. This pressure will eventually lead to warped rotors. Do not store your drone with rotors attached for long periods off time. Leave rotors on when transporting for use. Take the rotors off when done for the day.8.) The Amazon ad doesn't specify any warranty. I emailed the seller and was told it has a 90-day warranty. Personally, I think this case is likely to have issues after 90-days but within the first year with daily use. I will update this review in the future.Summary: I like the case despite some flaws. Is it 'worth' $250? That's a difficult question. Sure there are sturdier generic cases out there for the same money (like Pelican). But this is a specialized case with a very targeted market (DJI Phantom owners who transport with rotor guards). So, you're going to pay a premium for that. That said, there are some quality control and build issues with this case that might cause the everyday user some concern.When considering this case you really need to ask yourself these questions;1). Is the ability to transport with the rotor guards on worth the extra bulk of the case? You can buy smaller, better built and cheaper cases that do not accommodate rotors mounted on the drone. You might instead consider quick release rotors that are easy to mount and take off at your launch site.2.) Do you plan on traveling via plane with your drone? If so, you're going to have to check this case with all the other luggage. Like I stated before, this case is not going to hold up well as checked luggage.3.) How do you feel about spending $250 and only having a 90-day warrant? If a lock breaks 91-days from now, you've wasted $250.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2016
I read several reviews that said their Phantom 3 would not fit. The foam cut out is so precise, it only fits one direction. I had to turn my Phantom 3 Advanced a few times to see what worked best. Another review said there is not enough room to close the lid. There is plenty of room without smashing the props. There is too much room for the controller but that gives you more room to add other accessories. I love the black mat finish. It looks great with the black metal corners and locks. I get tired of the whole rugged plastic military cases that cost a fortune and hold nothing. One review said this case would dent more than a plastic cases. The sides look like metal but are made of a textured dent free material. This case has more room for half the cost and you can leave the guards on! The hinges also have metal braces that keep the lid in an upright position while it is open.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2015
I received my case last week after returning one from another manufacturer.
I bought this for my DJI Phantom 2 Vision Plus v. 3.0 drone. My initial impression of this case was very good. I really like the black matte color and the simple styling. Its large, but it has to be to accommodate the rotor guards.
The foam padding is very nice and much better than the pluck-and-peel variety some people are selling.
I actually set mine up a bit different than they show in the ad (see attached photo). I have three batteries and chargers and I put the batteries in the holes marked (in the ad photos) as "USB Connecting Lines." The batteries fit well and stick up enough to help take some of the pressure of the lid foam off the rotors on that side. I turn the batteries based on if they need to be recharged. Power button left means 'new' and right means 'recharge.' I also have a hole dedicated to my memory cards. I use one memory card per battery and change the card with each battery change. I also have a dedicated hole for my three charges, another hole for the chargers AC cords, another for props, and another for misc. tools and parts.
The only items I can't store very easily are the user manual and my iPhone sunshade hood. I can tuck them under the rotors, but its just something else to move out of the way when flying. A slit on one of the sides would have held these nicely.
Pros:
1.) Looks very good out of the box.
2.) Black color and matt finish looks professional.
3.) Large case top could be used for taking off or landing in grassy terrain.
4.) interior foam is good quality and cut precisely for a snug fit.
5.) Locks on the outside of case at least keep the casual snoop out of your stuff.
6.) Has lots of cut outs for lots of necessary gear.
7.) Allows you to leave your rotor guards on your drone for transporting.
Cons:
1.) Does not have the feel or built of say a Pelican case. While this case looks good, I definitely think you need to be careful with it as it appears it will scratch and dent fairly easily. I'll update this review in 6 months.
2.) The locks are pretty much a joke. While they do keep the casual snoop out, you could pop them open with a butter knife. I prefer the more secure feeling latches used on Pelican cases.
3.) I was disappointed with the hinging system. Brand new and the lid does not close in alignment with the bottom. I have to align the top and bottom each time before I can latch it. Even then I have to intentionally apply pressure to each latch to make sure they grab like they should. This appears to be a quality control issue - so your results may vary.
4.) No dedicated or out of the way place to store the user manual or iPhone sunshade.
5.) At basically 22" square, you cannot consider this carry-on with any major airline and will have to check it. I personally do not think this case or the locks could hold up well as checked baggage.
6.) The case is not what I'd call water proof or even water resistant. Sure if its sprinkling it will keep that off, but there is no gasket, so a good splash is going to get some water inside the case.
7.) All with virtually all cases with a foam lid, there is pressure placed upon the rotors when the lid is closed. This pressure will eventually lead to warped rotors. Do not store your drone with rotors attached for long periods off time. Leave rotors on when transporting for use. Take the rotors off when done for the day.
8.) The Amazon ad doesn't specify any warranty. I emailed the seller and was told it has a 90-day warranty. Personally, I think this case is likely to have issues after 90-days but within the first year with daily use. I will update this review in the future.
Summary: I like the case despite some flaws. Is it 'worth' $250? That's a difficult question. Sure there are sturdier generic cases out there for the same money (like Pelican). But this is a specialized case with a very targeted market (DJI Phantom owners who transport with rotor guards). So, you're going to pay a premium for that. That said, there are some quality control and build issues with this case that might cause the everyday user some concern.
When considering this case you really need to ask yourself these questions;
1). Is the ability to transport with the rotor guards on worth the extra bulk of the case? You can buy smaller, better built and cheaper cases that do not accommodate rotors mounted on the drone. You might instead consider quick release rotors that are easy to mount and take off at your launch site.
2.) Do you plan on traveling via plane with your drone? If so, you're going to have to check this case with all the other luggage. Like I stated before, this case is not going to hold up well as checked luggage.
3.) How do you feel about spending $250 and only having a 90-day warrant? If a lock breaks 91-days from now, you've wasted $250.
I bought this for my DJI Phantom 2 Vision Plus v. 3.0 drone. My initial impression of this case was very good. I really like the black matte color and the simple styling. Its large, but it has to be to accommodate the rotor guards.
The foam padding is very nice and much better than the pluck-and-peel variety some people are selling.
I actually set mine up a bit different than they show in the ad (see attached photo). I have three batteries and chargers and I put the batteries in the holes marked (in the ad photos) as "USB Connecting Lines." The batteries fit well and stick up enough to help take some of the pressure of the lid foam off the rotors on that side. I turn the batteries based on if they need to be recharged. Power button left means 'new' and right means 'recharge.' I also have a hole dedicated to my memory cards. I use one memory card per battery and change the card with each battery change. I also have a dedicated hole for my three charges, another hole for the chargers AC cords, another for props, and another for misc. tools and parts.
The only items I can't store very easily are the user manual and my iPhone sunshade hood. I can tuck them under the rotors, but its just something else to move out of the way when flying. A slit on one of the sides would have held these nicely.
Pros:
1.) Looks very good out of the box.
2.) Black color and matt finish looks professional.
3.) Large case top could be used for taking off or landing in grassy terrain.
4.) interior foam is good quality and cut precisely for a snug fit.
5.) Locks on the outside of case at least keep the casual snoop out of your stuff.
6.) Has lots of cut outs for lots of necessary gear.
7.) Allows you to leave your rotor guards on your drone for transporting.
Cons:
1.) Does not have the feel or built of say a Pelican case. While this case looks good, I definitely think you need to be careful with it as it appears it will scratch and dent fairly easily. I'll update this review in 6 months.
2.) The locks are pretty much a joke. While they do keep the casual snoop out, you could pop them open with a butter knife. I prefer the more secure feeling latches used on Pelican cases.
3.) I was disappointed with the hinging system. Brand new and the lid does not close in alignment with the bottom. I have to align the top and bottom each time before I can latch it. Even then I have to intentionally apply pressure to each latch to make sure they grab like they should. This appears to be a quality control issue - so your results may vary.
4.) No dedicated or out of the way place to store the user manual or iPhone sunshade.
5.) At basically 22" square, you cannot consider this carry-on with any major airline and will have to check it. I personally do not think this case or the locks could hold up well as checked baggage.
6.) The case is not what I'd call water proof or even water resistant. Sure if its sprinkling it will keep that off, but there is no gasket, so a good splash is going to get some water inside the case.
7.) All with virtually all cases with a foam lid, there is pressure placed upon the rotors when the lid is closed. This pressure will eventually lead to warped rotors. Do not store your drone with rotors attached for long periods off time. Leave rotors on when transporting for use. Take the rotors off when done for the day.
8.) The Amazon ad doesn't specify any warranty. I emailed the seller and was told it has a 90-day warranty. Personally, I think this case is likely to have issues after 90-days but within the first year with daily use. I will update this review in the future.
Summary: I like the case despite some flaws. Is it 'worth' $250? That's a difficult question. Sure there are sturdier generic cases out there for the same money (like Pelican). But this is a specialized case with a very targeted market (DJI Phantom owners who transport with rotor guards). So, you're going to pay a premium for that. That said, there are some quality control and build issues with this case that might cause the everyday user some concern.
When considering this case you really need to ask yourself these questions;
1). Is the ability to transport with the rotor guards on worth the extra bulk of the case? You can buy smaller, better built and cheaper cases that do not accommodate rotors mounted on the drone. You might instead consider quick release rotors that are easy to mount and take off at your launch site.
2.) Do you plan on traveling via plane with your drone? If so, you're going to have to check this case with all the other luggage. Like I stated before, this case is not going to hold up well as checked luggage.
3.) How do you feel about spending $250 and only having a 90-day warrant? If a lock breaks 91-days from now, you've wasted $250.
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