Sony LCS-CSJ Soft Carry Case For Cybershot (discontinued by manufacturer)

Perfect fit for my RX100VII with AGR2 added. Pockets for a usb cable and a few batteries. Shoulder strap is very long (adjustable) and sturdy belt strap.Not a perfect 5* due to lack of water resistance.

I tried many other cases trying to get a cheaper case that did the same thing. (In truth I was looking for a slightly more streamlined case in order to save space in my bag!) Alas, I should have just read the reviews and bought this one!More details:- Case is well padded. Not sure if it would protect the camera from a sufficient drop but it does the job for rolling around in the bag and being squashed into luggage.- there are two external compartments for spare batteries, SD cards etc. One has a mesh lining of sorts so you don't need to worry about things dropping out when you open it.- The strap! Such a bonus that you can wear the case so easy access for the camera without opening your bag everytime. Strap is sturdy although the clips could come lose if pressed on at the wrong angle but this has only happened to me once and when I wasn't wearing the case. You could always attach your own strap to the case if this bothered you. The strap is also adjustable which is great so you can have it around chest level or hip level depending on preference.- Case has two zips - small but important as you can use both zips to open just the top of the case and slide your camera out that way rather than unzipping the whole thing!It's a shame sony has discontinued this case and it appears the only 'official' case they do for the RX100 now is the rather expensive leather version which doesn't appear to provide any protection and seems more of a style effort than anything else.To conclude, the case is good value for money and my initial concern about it being too bulky wasn't a problem in the end - unless you have a tiny tiny bag this won't take up too much room and anything padded less wouldn't offer as much protection and wouldn't have the storage space for a spare battery. My camera survived 5 weeks in Russia and Mongolia so it was well worth it!P.S. if anyone is here deliberating whether to buy the camera itself, do it! It is fantastic value for money, takes brilliant pictures and even survived silly me shooting pictures in the rain for a rainbow shot. I'm no techie but even on automatic mode the pictures are brilliant so if you have any sort of skill it'll be even better!

I purchased this case, after returning the  Sony LCSCSQ Soft Carrying Case for Sony T, W, and N Series Digital Cameras (Black)  Case, as i found it was to much of a tight fit for my Sony HX20V, and it could not hold any spare batteries.This case on the other hand, is perfect, it holds the Sony HX20V Perfectly, with enough room for multiple batteries and memory cards along with a USB cable and other smaller items.The case has dimensions of W 85mm x H 130mm x D 70, and the Sony HX20V has W x 106mm x H 61mm.The case has three compartments.The biggest compartment which holds your camera, in my case the HX20V, fits the camera perfectly, offering enough room for it to slide in and out, without any issues zipping the case back up. The width of the camera which Sony give for the specification is wider than apparently what the actual case is. However, this is not present in reality, there is enough room either side of the camera while in the case to offer a perfect fit, and provide safety.The Second zipped compartment is generous in size, there is enough room to fit at-least 2 batteries which are cased, possibly even 3, and without cases even more. Inside this compartment there is also a netted back, in which you can place memory cards so they aren't rolling around. The compartment is easily big enough to fit a small USB cable wrapped around, or you could place it inside the larger compartment with the camera.The final compartment is zipped on the front of the case. When the camera is inside, its fairly tight, therefore you would only be able to fit memory cards in this, but once again it could take at least 5 without cases, and about 2 in thin cases.While this case may allow you to carry you batteries along with your memory cards and camera, it is not huge or bulky. The LCS-CSQ, which can be considered a small case has dimensions of W 75mm x H 115mm. Thus not a huge difference between that and this case. But this case uses the space much better.In a side by side comparison they are not worlds apart in the size, so do not fear that this will be to big, as it is a perfect size and compact for carrying around, or slipping into wide pockets like Cargo shorts, or holiday type shorts. It will not fit in jeans pockets or trouser pockets, though neither will the LCS-CSQ.The case has a very reliable belt buckle that has a press in metal clip to attach to your belt. It's roomy, as Sony can't precisely predict the size of peoples belt buckles, so you may have some over-hang, but nothing to worry about.It also comes with a Neck/Shoulder strap hooks, and a Neck/Shoulder Strap, Strap. This can be altered in size by pulling on the plastic toggle.It's made out of high quality material, the zips are metal and feel sturdy and the buckles for the Neck/Shoulder strap attached to the case are made out of plastic.Overal this is an excellent camera case for the Sony HX20V, and i would highly recommend this case for that camera, over the LCS-CSQ.As this case was not specifically made for the HX20V, if you have any Camera, Sony or not, of similar size to the HX20V i would also highly recommend this. High quality, perfect fit, and loads of room for your batteries and memory cards, while being compact and stylish.

I bought this for my Sony HX60 as I was having a really hard time finding a case that was not excessively large or a very tight squeeze. The fit on the camera seems snug but ok, the bag is not over-sized and has plenty of room for other accessories, extra battery, SD cards, etc. It also has an adjustable shoulder strap and bet loop which all seem very well made. The zip for the bag has a protective lip so it won't scratch camera on removing it from the case and the material the bag is made out of seems really robust and rugged. The only negative to this bag and it is only something so minute is that the bag is not soft lined. RRP for the bag is around £25.00 and i picked this up from Amazon at a steal for only £11ish. I have to say an outstanding saving and compared to other bags on the market this is up there in terms of quality but without the silly price tag. If you have this camera or anything in this size range you will not be disappointed with this case.