Sony LCSRXG/B Soft Carrying Case (Black), compact

I had to buy this here, since the Sony Electronics Store decided to deny my card and/or it's frequently out of stock on the site.This carrying case will be able to accommodate the AGR2 Attachment Grip on your Sony RX100 MI or MVII, so don't worry about this combination of Sony RX100 series accessories not working together practically IRL.It works, so I don't have too much to say. I thought this was going to be faux artificial leather, but I think it's genuine leather. However, this leather isn't anything like on a high-end Dior handbag (not like I would know anything about haute couture fashion or designer hand bags) and it's to the point where I'd rather have faux leather or entirely synthetic replacements that don't pretend to be leather.Despite this, since this is an official Sony accessory, you know that the carry case will work with the Sony RX100 M1 through MVII, and any other compatible Sony cameras.

I bought the RX100 V because of it's great features and very small size. I tried to use several cases and found all of them lacking in one way or another. This one met all of my requirements: quality leather; great protection; and allows it to be placed in a coat or pants pocket.

The RX100 VII fits snugly in the LCS-RXG case and is well protected. The snap on the bottom is perhaps a little more difficult to snap/unsnap than I’d prefer, but it solves the quick in/out issues with the LCS-CSJ case. It is a high-quality product—gratifying since it has an RX100-like high price—with quality stitching and materials and a cloth lined shoulder strap.I bought this LCS-RXG leather case specific to the RX100 series, after originally purchasing the LCS-CSJ case. The LCS-CSJ case is good enough, cheap, durable, and has storage for battery and a spare SD card but not much else as it’s a pretty tight fit for the RX100’s depth. But getting the camera in and out takes some two-handed contortion to fit it in the pocket. That issue led me to buying the second case. I will keep both as they are suitable for different uses and the LCS-CSJ case was certainly not much money—in RX100 terms.I have the wrist strap that came with the camera installed on the right-hand side lug, viewed from camera screen side; the case, closed, only accommodates it well if you drop the wrist strap toward the camera “top” side. The wrist strap would be incompatible with this case if fastened to the camera’s left side lug.

This case is pretty expensive, and for what it's worth, it's a pretty good case. Of course, this is made by Sony, so it does fit perfectly. What's great is I also have the additional grip adhered onto my camera, and it still fits in this case. The only issue I have with it is that it's so expensive for a case and it's also a little bulky.

This is not worth it, the case is too small. There’s only enough room for the camera, any other accessories such as batteries will not fit. For the price I would expect a lot better. You can buy a cheaper case with more room for a fraction of the cost...

This carrying case is perfect for my Sony RX 100 M5. I even have the accessory grip attached and it still fits great. I also like that it is made of genuine leather which gives the case an understated elegance. I recommend this to anyone looking for a leather case for their RX100 cameras.

This is a great case for the RX100 IV. It fits perfectly, and also has room for the Sony grip if you've added that to the camera.

This case fits like a glove to my RX100 M III camera. The material is really leather, even the shoulder strap. At first I missed the belt loop, but now I agree with Sony that carrying the camera over my shoulder with the shoulder strap is more elegant and practical. I love it!