Mchoi Hard EVA Travel Case for Sony Alpha a6000/a6400/a6600/a6100/a5100 Mirrorless Digital Camera, Case Only

Took on a two week trip overseas, wanted something extremely compact to protect my Sony A6000 in my bag while commuting and this delivered.I was initially concerned that it was going to be too tight to fit the neck strap but after a little trial and error I was able to fold the strap flat behind the camera to allow a snug closure.

Fits my Sony 6100 perfectly. Easy to carry and the case has a very sturdy shell. There is adequate space for a spare battery as well.

I recently acquired an a6600 as a companion to my Sony A7r and also to be the camera I wanted to carry with me all of the time. To carry it in my sling bag, I wanted to add an extra layer of protection in the form of a hard case. I purchased two cases, and plan to use both in different circumstances:Mchoi case (this item): https://a.co/d/fgNPR9cWERJIA case: https://a.co/d/2WKZS79The Mchoi case (this item), is a very tight fit for the a6600 with the 16-50mm lens. In fact the case does not close with both filter and lens cap. To use this case I have to forgo the use of the lens cap. One of the fit issues with the case is that there is no cut out for the eye cup. As you can see from the image the camera rests at an angle because of the eye cup. There is no value in removing and adding the eye cup every time so I will live with the tight fit. I'm also assuming that earlier versions of the a6000 series were smaller and this case was designed for them. As for living without the lens cap, I'm fine with that, the filter I have on is protective and the case material is soft so I'm not too worried. I can keep a spare cap elsewhere in my sling bag. Without the lens cap the case fits very snugly but can be closed completely. As mentioned by other reviewers you cannot store the strap, even a wrist strap, inside the case, it just hangs out of the zipper.In a way, this case is a compromise. The snug fit, the lack of lens cap, and the strap hanging out are all things I'm willing to live with because the profile of this case is just a little smaller than the WERJIA case and fits much more easily into my small sling bag and is so much less bulky. It's a little difficult to measure the outside of the case, but here is what I found: 3.5" x 6.25" x 3.5". Even just a half inch smaller than the WERJIA case on two of the sides gives it just a far more compact profile that fits better when space is an issue.I think this case can be improved. The A6000 series is not getting smaller, so this case needs to be updated to contour better to the newer models. In fact anything newer than the a6600 might not even fit. Specifically making a cut out for the eye cup wouldn't add much bulk and might make the newer models fit. Even that change might be enough to let it close completely with both lens cap and filter on the lens.Overall I like this case and hope they improve it in the future. I appreciate the added protection for my camera inside my bag in case it gets bumped or dropped.I included some images to compare the two cases so you can see the differences.

This seller provided extremely good customer service. The products arrived the next day and the quality is very good. I'm quite satisfied with the products and the service.

Great fit for the Sony NEX5T with standard lens. Provides protection without being too large.

There were no reviews definitively stating it would or would not fit a Sony A6700. It does not.Case looks great otherwise.

I have the a6400 SONY camera with the attached eye protection and Camera strap attached.Doesn't fit correctly, had to return..

This camera case is extremely sturdy! It’s also super lightweight and my Sony A6000 fits like a glove inside of itThe main issue I have with this case though is when you take the camera out. Being relatively clumsy, I feel terrified using my camera without the straps attached directly to it. This case is so snug that you can’t keep the strap on the camera when it’s put away.So basically you have to either be daring and use your camera unattached or you can take the time to clip and unclip the strap every time you use it and put it away. (Maybe it’s not a big deal but I thought it was annoying)I really wanted to like this case because it looks so stylish and it’s such a great padded case for my A6000. However, it’s not the most functional for me (due to my clumsiness)If you’re okay with no straps on your camera when you’re using it, I say go for it. Otherwise, buyer beware