Case Logic GPSP 2 Professional GPS Case for 4.3 Inch Flatscreens

Customer Reviews

Too small just big enough for unit and nothing else.

2008-12-01
I purchased this case for a TomTom One XL-S which has a 4.3inch screen. The case is just large engouh for the unit. There is no room left for the USB cable and charging adapters which you will need to charge the unit between use. If the case was double it thickness it would be perfect.

Good quality but too small

2008-12-01
This case is of good construction, etc., but it's too small to hold all that is necessary. I would look for something a bit larger.

Great little case!

2008-12-01
I'm very pleased with my choice. I wanted something that would protect our new gps and this does the job very well. The case is very hard and zippers the gps screen in. Eliminating the possibility of it sliding out of it's case. A lot of the cases I looked at didn't mention the exact gps model we purchased, which has the larger 4.3 inch screen (garmin nuvi, 255W). This case does the job, very well. I looked at purchasing a case that would hold everything, but each one I found wasn't large enough. So,I decided to get this small case, which can also be carried in one's purse. When we get to our destination, we place the screen in the case and everything else (friction stand and connection cord) in a tote bag I already had, which keeps everything together. This has worked out great and a lot cheaper too!

Case Does Not Satisfy

2008-12-01
I purchased this case with my Garmin nuvi 260w. A mistake!! The case is really to big and my Garmin just flops around inside it. I repurchased the smaller leather case and found it much better for my unit.

Good-looking and Useful Accessory

2008-11-25
This case is a useful accessory for any 4.3-inch, flat-screen GPS unit like my Garmin Nuvi 760. The price at $20 may be higher than some, but it is much more secure and protective than the Garmin cases, which are more like wallet/sleeves than cases. It also has an attractive, modern look to it.

Inside, there is a web netting dividing the interior, which could be used to carry notes, cash or the micro-fiber cloth that comes with it. The case is semi-rigid, and has two substantial stainless-steel zippers to secure it closed. This case will not pop upon and expell your GPS. A wrist strap is attached with a stainless-steel clasp; also an aid to preventing accidental damage by dropping the unit.

Highly recommended. Remember, it's only 4% of the cost of a $250 GPS

Bit bulki

2008-11-25
PRODUCT FEATURES:Protect your valuable GPS when removed from windshield dock / mountDurable, molded EVA exterior safeguards delicate LCD screenSoft, jersey GPS case interior keeps screen scratch freeStylishly finished with perforated leather and pearlized nickel logo to compliment your sleek GPSRemovable wrist strap allows for easy portabilityInterior stretch mesh pocket holds memory cards and accessoriesMicro-fiber cloth included in GPS case keeps screen clean and smudge free

Junk

2008-11-19
I bought this for a new garmin 750 I just purchased. It will hold the 750 fine but it is not large enough to hold the GPS and the charger cord without damaging the GPS unit. There is absolutly NO padding in this case and no Screen protector flap. You cannot open the case fully as there are straps which only allow the case to open a quarter of the way. Once you put the GPS in the section with the webbing the charger would go in the other section and smash against the LCD screen. If you put it the other way around and face the LCD to the bottom of the case the GPS may fall out when you open the case since there is nothing to secure it.

I saw a larger and nice case at a big box store with the initials BB that looks bigger and will accomodate both the charger and the GPS. This is not a fit in your pocket case, but I didnt expect that. So if I am going to have a larger case I want one that will hold all the accesories.

Great case

2008-11-13
I bought 2 of these for my GPS systems. They fit nice and snug, and are of the best quality. Do not believe those who say they are not good quality. I think they are well worth the money, unless you want to pay $30 for one in a retail store, and sometimes those are not even as nice as this one is.

A Case Too Large

2008-09-22
I purchased the case for my new Magellan 1412 4.3 GPS. The unit fits fine in the case but the case is way too thick for it's intended purpose. The GPS is small enough to travel in your shirt pocket but not when placed in the case.

The 'hard' shell case is not really hard. It is cardboard.

I am disappointed with the case quality. I'd value the product at about five bucks.

Sturdy carrier with extra room to spare

2008-08-29
OK, I thought this was going to be a smaller package but this carrier has more space than I was looking for. It is sturdy, and it has a mesh partition where the unit can slide into to keep it in place. This though helpful to store the unit, it is a bit challenging to remove the unit quickly. Yes, I may be overreacting here but I just feel it is so.

The case will hold the unit and the charge cable comfortably if you're using the TTN cable from Garmin. The MSN cable has a larger head and you have to play with it to make it fit. Also note, take caution to place the unit in the mesh compartment with the screen facing the wall of the case and the back of the gps facing the power chord.

Other than that, I feel it's a good case and I do like the carry strap as it swivels 360* so it doesn't get tangled up.

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