ProX

Great Case for my Pioneer DDJ-XZ. Everything fits well. The sliding computer tray goes all the way back pass the screen to access all the controls on the board and also holds the board tightly inside the case when traveling. I usually only buy Odyssey cases but due to them not being released yet this is a cheaper and just as good solution! Would definitely recommend.

It's very sturdy and heavy. My XDJ fits nice and snug in it, and I love that it has wheels.I wish the instructions were a little better about the 1U 19" rack. It included the hardware for it, but I don't see the rack itself.

GREAT DJ ⚰ COFFIN!!!! Loads of space under the controller. Plenty of space for laptop, monitor, or other DJ equipment.

The product is excellent just a bit expensive for me due to high shipping cost ( 268 $ on the top of the product) but other then this all perfect.

The design of the sliding part of the ProX case has a fundamental flaw. As illustrated in the attached photos, the sliding row obstructs the upper part of the touch screen of the DJ unit, as well as buttons above it, thereby preventing access to these components.So, it's almost a month I have requested return and refund but the seller don't provide me a free return QR code or label.

This case is perfect protection for the XDJ-XZ. Perfect fit with foam surrounding the deck. Perfect protection. Case is really heavy, about 80LBS with the deck installed. The case could have had a bigger more robust handle to move the case around, it is very thin and with the weight it is a bit cumbersome moving to locations with a bit of a walk. The case does have wheels but with the handle so small it is tough to move distances. However the case provides full protection for the deck with plenty of storage.

It was first told that it was sold out and I wasn’t going to get it on time. But later when I received it it actually being the item that I actually ordered and I was very happy with my purchase great value great deal thank you so much

Was so excited to get my case to bring my deck to Coachella and then opened it to find an absurd amount of tiny little woodchips that stick to the material inside the case. And then found that there is a dent on the metal part of the computer stand. Seems like it’ll be a solid case but first impression after opening was brutal and I now have to figure out how to get all these little woodchips out.