MEIJIA Waterproof Portable Equipment Hard Case With Retractable Pull Handle And Rolling Wheels,Customized Fit Foam Inserted, Elegant Black, Fit For Drones,Rifle,Camera,Lens,19.88X12.01 X18.11 inches

Poor customer setvice
Product is very good, mine had a small break that prevented lid from closing properly.Seller agreed to replace it, but never sent replacement and will no longer respond. It’s been over 3weeks. But if you buy one you get it next day?UpdateThis is the worst vendor I have seen n several years. The fact that they offered a solution (replace item), I accepted, and they walk. Never completed the resolution. Won’t respond!!! Amazon said “sorry”

Excellent case, short handle
I use this case to fly with wine / spirits I buy abroad. This fits the bottle of wine vertically and will priotect it 100%.The only bit of criticism is that the handle is too short, so it’s not super convenient for wheeling around the airport

Shipping boxes arrived as more packing tape than cardboard
I had high hopes for these cases. I ordered two and they arrived in questionable condition. The shipping boxes were shredded and taped back together with patches of paper. Getting into the heart of the product itself, it is a nice, sturdy molded plastic that doesn’t have the typical awful smell that similar products have. Looking at the build quality on both units, the lid corners on the latch side both curl upward allowing cardboard to be inserted through the gap and feels like I can get past the sealing lip gasket, negating claims that these are waterproof.The handle assembly is nice to have, but it is a bit short for the average person. The designers attempted to put a ball bearing detent in the telescoping handles to hold it in the extended or retracted position. In theory this would have been great, but the projection of the ball bearing past the inner telescoping element falls shy of making a positive engagement in the outer telescoping handle. The bearing shows through the window, but doesn’t lock in,to place, and if anything, reduces friction just enough allowing the handle to fall back down partially at rest. The handle slides in and out while trying to roll the case, making for a quite interesting transport situation in just a matter of 5 feet. Handle is actually sturdy enough to allow the case to be tilted loaded with about 60 lbs of tools at the bottom rested along the wall opposite the handle. However, there is a very narrow range in which the wheels make contact with the ground and will roll instead of dragging and scraping. When tilting the case and trying to keep the handle from collapsing, you have to hold the angle of the case between 15 and 30 degrees from resting position. Any more than 30 degrees and the bottom of the telescoping handle grinds into the ground, and the item drags like a sled on the exterior corners and edges of the telescoping handle mount rather than roll on the wheels. It is a very unnatural feeling trying to keep the case near vertical to get the wheels to roll properly.There is an issue with plastic color uniformity, looking at the curling of the plastic and coloration pattern, it almost seems these cases were cast at the wrong temperature, or removed from the mold before being able to cool sufficiently, allowing the thinner extremities to curl. Both case lids are offcentered by about 1/8″ (3 mm) favoring the right.The last issue that isn’t shown in the product pictures is that the bottom of the case is not flat. There are raised bumps for the handle assembly to be fastened to without making a through hole into the case, supposedly to keep the waterproofing of the container intact. There is discoloration at the countersinking for the screw heads which appear to be from excessive torque being applied to the fasteners.This item is serviceable, but far from perfect. It came pre-scruffed up, so I don’t have to worry about trying to keep the exterior pristine. It would have been nice if they added a spacer on the bottom to give the option of a flat bottom rather than the mess of bumps in inconvenient locations. I will have to devise a spacer that makes the bottom flat to accommodate holding rectangular tools in a level manner.

Wheels break on concrete,
I use this to carry stuff in the city, and the wheels don’t slide on the city side walks

Broke after a month but on closer inspection screws were not installed properly, refitted properly and so far ok

For the price excellent. Clearly not a Pelican.Not nearly, but way cheaper.It is used to protect some musical gearI have a ton of Pelicans but needed one more protective case and since I quit touring I don’t need the airline safe, roadie proof cases of yore.This offers enough protection, closes and seals. Foam is cheapish but so is price.for local gigs it is perfect.Oddly it is heavier than a pelican of same size but feels like cheaper plastic.design with extending handle on opening side is ridiculous, but since I am not in and out of airports anymore I don’t mind.For what it is glad I got it.It did kind of smell off gassy and chemically – I aired it outdoors for a few days and is better.Pelican costs way more but delivers, if one is not needing such reliability and QC this case will do fine.No regrets.