JJC Ultra Light Neoprene Black Camera Case for A6600/A6500/A6400/A6300/A6100/A6000 with 16-50mm Lens, RX1RII, SX420IS, LX100II, fp, fp L and Other Camera with Lens up to 4.7 x 2.9 x 3.4 (W x H x D)

This is a very tight fit for the sony a6000. As some other reviewers have said it is a real struggle getting the camera in and out and you are nervous at first of doing some damage to the case or camera. I feel the manufacturer/seller is trying to cover too many cameras with this product rather than providing alternative cases with a better fit. The best way to get the camera in seems to be to place the handgrip in first and then stretch the case as you ease the rest of the camera in. I bought this as I did not want to carry a bulky camera case around which seemed to defeat the purpose of buying a compact mirrorless camera for those situations where I didn't want to carry my pentax dslr. It is not ideal. It is a pity as just the slightest bit more space would have made it ideal. Stitching seems sound. Corners of top of camera are slightly exposed but this does enable use of camera strap for carrying and the additional strap provided means the bag can dangle from the camera strap while shooting. Probably not waterproof except in light shower, but offers basic protection.

This case was for a Sony a6400 with the Sony 16-50 lens. Don't expect to get the camera in and out of this case very quickly. You have to carefully stretch the neoprene case around the camera to get it in and out. Otherwise the case seems OK and the camera feels like it has some cushioning to protect it from gentle knocks. I just feel like the constant stretching will eventually result in something having to give (the stitching) and that I probably should have bought a more expensive custom fitted case. It's good enough for storage if you want to put the camera in a rucksack, but I don't think I will be using the case while the camera is around my neck.

I did want to like this soft case. When the camera was in it the fit was snug. But it is the getting the camera in and out of the case was the problem. The fabric stretches to enclose the camera..it's just that fighting to get it in and the struggle to get it out puts you off using it.. especially if you don't have a flat surface to aid the act of squeezing it in and out. I have toyed with the idea of cutting the fabric and sewing a kind of gusset to overcome this flaw. Just a slight alteration in the design would improve it dramatically... and make the use of the case a simple procedure, but for rapid deployment of the camera best have both hands free, keep your attention on keeping the camera from falling as you try to squeeze it in!

Case seems well made and was delivered quickly. it’s quite small and be aware that the case is shaped to accommodate an offset camera/lens design like the Sony A6000. It states that it fits the Fujifilm X30 which has a more centrally located lens. I made the mistake that it would probably fit my Fujifilm XE-1 which has a similar design to the X30 but also a fraction bigger. The XE-1 fits very snugly with the tiny Meike 28 mm pancake lens attached, however because of the offset design of the case it doesn’t fit with my collapsible rubber lens hood attached without deforming the hood. I will use the case to protect my camera when stored in a rucksack or maybe use it as a lens pouch but not as an ever ready case as hard to get camera in and out.

I bought this camera pouch for my Panasonic GX80 and I am pleased to say that it fits like a glove and provides good protection against knocks and scrapes when travelling. I decided not to rely on the thin strap for my GX80 as it is heavy for its size and so I removed it as I already have a strap on my camera.

Bought this case for my Sony a6000/16-50mm kit Lens whilst in my rucksack on walking days out. As some have said, it is a slightly tight fit but not unduly so. Of course, it's unlikely to prevent damage from a drop from height but should provide protection from minor bumps and knocks whilst in a bag with other items. Not had it long so can't comment on durability but it feels well made and and this price I think it's good value for money.

Nice lightweight cover for my Sony A6000. Its a very snug fit but once you get the hang of putting it in and taking it out it's fine.

I'd bought this case to accompany my newly purchased Sony A6000. Unfortunately, it is almost too tight and is very difficult to attach/remove from the camera. It also doesn't fit with the viewfinder attachment on, which for me stays on the camera at all times.It's good for now, but I will be looking to replace this in the near future.