BUBM Desktop Computer Carrying Case, Padded Nylon Carry Tote Bag for Transporting Computer Tower PC Chassis, Keyboard, Cable and Mouse…

The tower compartment snugly fits my corsair icue 5000x which is on the larger side of mid towers. It could possibly accommodate an extra inch in length or width but it's near its limits with height. The extra compartment is rather huge and I'm planning on fitting two full monitors and their stands in it and probably one of my keyboards and doubt I'll have any issues with space. There's a decent amount of padding between compartments as well as around the outside.If your tower is about the same or smaller than mine, this is very worth it. I've seen many reviews mentioning it would be nice to have a shoulder strap which I agree with but don't personally see it as a necessity. This will be carrying my pc and peripherals from my current home to my vehicle and from my vehicle to my new home, barring any sketchy parking lots along the way that may see me lugging it indoors.

Bought this for my 14 yr old son because he travels back and forth to his dad’s house. Very good quality and easy to slip over PC, zip up and out the door.

I have a huge tower.. a CORSAIR iCUE 5000T RGB.. Its suppose to be a mid-tower but verges on a large. Anyway this bag fit it like a glove! With a big of wiggle room on the side. It is stitched in the middle with a divider but with enough slack to allow it to slide in. Looks to be build very sturdy and well. I'll be using to move from San Diego to New Hampshire, so we'll see how it survives being put into a moving truck.

Quality is great, the material and stitching seems very durable. I fit my mid tower pc, a 27inch monitor, keyboard, mouse, and cables. The inside has enough padding for car travel, with a microfiber divider for monitors. Not suitable for checking in on flights Only downside is with most PCs and monitors this size it can get heavy. 40-50 lbs and the handles are useless. I just pick it up with a bear hug. For long carrying trips it will be hard, it should come with backpack straps. That’s the only reason it will have 4 stars.

Specs on description list the following:L22.5" * 9.8" * 19.1"My case is L21.5" * 9.25" * 18.5"Case does not fit inside bag. I spent hours finding a bag that was big enough, and would arrive in time for my needs. Now, on the day I need to move this PC, I discover the bag is about a half inch too short in every dimension. Avoid purchasing unless the bag dimensions are a couple inches larger than your case dimensions, as the listed dimensions ARE NOT ACCURATE. AVOID. The attached image is the only way I could get it to "Fit." I had to turn it on it's side, and as you can see it won't close up. Completely unacceptable.

At first I wasn't sure how important it was to get this, but it really came in handy - keeping it secured and tight, it made it across the nation from coast to coast. Definitely worth it if you can afford it - you won't need to take out any additional parts with this sturdy bag.

With a bit of extra padding (cardboard and packing popper paper[what ever its called]) and I was able to get 2 27" monitors, keyboard, mouse, and full sized PC from the USA to SE Asia with only minor dents in the case and no hardware issues. These things worked great and have made moving my PCs around a lot easier.

Need to move personal 2021 iMac 24" from house in state #1 to #2. Or .. HP 20.5 x 12.5" monitor and laptop.Last time, used a plastic storage tub and other times a rolling suitcase but fear made me do all kinds of padding. Tub is unwieldy to carry and suitcase could be mistaken for "not containing sensitive electronics" and knocked around.This sturdy, protective, waterproof, attractive electronics-like travel case is 9.5/10. It would be perfect 10 if only shoulder strap would convert to backpack type arrangement.