Compact Digital Camera Case Sleeve for Nikon COOLPIX S33, AW130, A10, S7000, S3700, A300 & More Point and Shoot Cameras - Padded Neoprene, Extra Accessory Storage, Belt Loop

I ordered two other brand cases from Amazon and neither fit my Nikon AW100, even thought the inside dimensions on the product page indicated they should fit. When they arrived, the camera would not fit in. I am so glad the USA Gear camera case caught my eye. It comfortably accepts my AW100. Pros: Belt loop, good padding, nice zipper pulls, zippered pocket for extra battery and SD cards. Cons: Wish it had come with a carabiner. I removed the strap that came with the case and attached a small carabiner so that I can attach to a belt loop or pack strap. A very good case and I would recommend to friends in a heartbeat. Way to go USA Gear.

I got this USA Gear case to replace a Case Logic camera case for a Nikon P310. The Case Logic model was nice yet the belt loop was poorly designed and started to wear out at the seam in less than a week of casual wear on my belt. I thought perhaps I had a lemon, so I went back to examine the same case at the store I got it from and noticed that just like mine, all were made with unreinforced seams. Moreover, the store didn't have anything else appealing or adequate to replace it with. The belt I was wearing is standard mil spec nylon and I hadn't been doing any sports nor rough work, thus it was a shock that the Case Mate's belt loop started to fray after only a few days. I then searched for a replacement at various outlets, carefully inspecting the belt loops and design. While I found a number of cases with superior belt loops, most were either too small or the design was too impractical. I searched Amazon and was considering one by Nite Ize, when I saw this one by USA Gear. I was a bit apprehensive at first because of the size issues I had seen with other brands, but the USA Gear model seemed to be perfect. Upon getting it, it was immediate love-at-first-sight. Not only was the fit, protective neoprene and overall construction perfect, the belt loop used reinforced stitching which won't wear out in the blink of an eye. Moreover, the USA Gear 3 year product warranty convinced me I made the correct decision. This is a superb case and I'm very satisfied.

I just got the Nikon P310 and wanted a case in order to not damage it. This fits the bill with plenty of space to put the camera in the main compartment while fitting the wrist strap with no problem. There is padding on the interior for protection from scratches/scuffs. The front pocket can also hold an extra battery and squeeze in an extra memory card if needed. If you are looking for it to fit in say a jeans pocket when you go out, then this is not conducive towards that. It's not thin enough for pockets. When I want to have something for on the go, I usually switch into a sunglasses bag or something similar.

I bought this camera case (Neo-cushion case) and the "FlexARMOR X Protective Rugged Camera Case" because I couldn't figure out which one was better for my Nikon S8100. Both cases are made by USA gear and both cases are the same size dimensionally. The interior lining is soft and will not scratch your camera, including the zipper. There are times where you will have to use two hands to adequately close the zipper completely. Here are the differences that I noticed between the two cases: 1. The zipper action on the Flexarmor case is slightly stiff, but you get used to it. The Neo-cushion case's zipper is much smoother than the Flexarmor case. 2. The Neo-cushion case comes with a spring clip lanyard, and the Flexarmor comes with just a carabiner which can be useful if you want to clip the case to a purse strap or a jean loop. Both cases come with a belt loop and it's fairly sturdy. 3. The Flexarmor case has slightly more padding and it's apparent with the exterior styling, but if either camera case hits the ground, both cases would slightly minimize impact to your camera. TIP: Don't drop your camera. 4. Both cases appear to be water-resistant. I haven't water-tested these cases, but they would do okay if exposed to the rain. 5. The secondary zipper pocket size capacity (for both cases) can hold at least 2-3 SD cards (in their protective case) or one small spare camera battery with an SD card. The Flexarmor case came with a mini tripod (as part of a promotion) that is cumbersome to operate and I won't be using it for taking pictures. The tripod legs are unstable and made of plastic, and it's difficult to see its functionality. If you end up going for the promotional offer, then don't expect too much of the tripod. Final verdict: I would stick with the Neo-Cushion case, just because of the smoothness of the zipper and the flat exterior design. The Flexarmor case looks a little funny with its "extra padding."

I got this for my Canon Powershot Elph and it's a good fit. Zippers work smoothly. Convenient pocket for extra SD cards. Easy to slip into a jacket pocket or carry w/ detachable lanyard. Can also be looped through a belt.