Casio Leather Case for Exilim S Series Digital Cameras

Customer Reviews

Looks great, doesn't fit (EX-Z1080).

2008-09-27
Nice looking case, but doesn't fit my EX-Z1080. Nice pockets for credit card and 2 spare memory cards, but it is a real struggle to get this camera to fit in the case. I was hoping the leather would stretch a bit after squeezing the camera in, but the magnetic closure won't hold it closed long enough to stretch it. Give me good old easy-close velcro any time. I decided to spend a few bucks more and get a roomier hard case.

Great camera case

2008-08-22
I recently purchased this camera case for my Casio EX-S770 as I unfortunately lost the original case that came with the camera. I loved that original case and this replacement is a very close second. The camera fits very snuggly in the case and I like the fact that I can carry an extra memory card or two. A great value!

Great Case

2008-07-30
This product is great! Even better than the last one I bought. It not only has a pocket it's got two additional slots for the memory cards.

A good leather case

2008-07-30
I use this case for a Casio digital Exilim 1080. It was a tight fit, so with the camera fastened in it, I put a coat of liquid leather conditioner on it. Leaving it overnight gave it time to let the case expand. Now it is a good fit. The only problem is the snap fastener is not easy to close. It looks good and is well made.

Case DOES NOT cover/enclose entire camera!

2008-07-20
Tight fit for EX-Z75.
Good & Easy Fit for EX-Z80A.

CON:
Case is open on left and right and only covers camera on the side 1/3 way up. This will let grit, sand, rain, spray in (especially in the bottom of a womans' handbag!
Camera Leash/Strap can not be attached to Camera Case

PRO:
Belt loop (if that is your style).
Mesh Credit Card/Driver License Sleeve.
2 clear plastic pockets for additional memory cards.

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Casio Leather Case for Exilim S-Series Digital Cameras

2008-06-16
Works with Casio EX-S100, EX-S500EO, EX-S500GY, EX-S500WE

Exactly as advertised and what I wanted

2008-05-30
I want this case for my Casio EX-S10 and it worked perfectly. Good quality case that holds the camera very securely, and features extra slots for memory cards and your business cards (in case you lose it). Great case that I think is the best design out of all the casio designed options.

happy customer

2008-03-30
I was happy when I recieved my camera case. Keeps my cmera protected and it fits perfect.

Slim, durable case, but has to be closed to keep camera in place. If flap is not snapped shut camera could fall out.

2007-12-24
Durable and slim, but I'm too nervous to wear it on a belt because the case itself isn't very deep and the cover holds the camera in place. Once you open the cover the camera is not very secure and you have to be careful not to mishandle it.

BEST case....hands down!!

2007-12-03
I have had my Exilim Z55 camera cuddled in this wonderful case for at least 3 yrs. It is absolutely perfect...light weight, sturdy & good looking. I ALWAYS carry my camera in my purse. With 3 grandchildren, I am constantly grabbing it, snapping pictures & shoving it back in my purse --- over & over again! This case has held up extremely well. It still looks nearly new...with no wear at all. I especially love it because it has a magnetic snap that snaps open in a snap!---allowing me to capture my pics quickly because I didn't have to fool with getting it out of the case. I am shopping for a Casio Exilim as a X-mas gift for my daughter & will include this same case for her... which is why I am at this site now:)

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