Store, transport, and protect your Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX90V or DSC-HX80B in this hot pink MegaGear Neoprene Case for Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX90V DSC-HX80Bfrom MegaGear. This stylish carrier is made from lightweight neoprene and has a foam-padded interior to protect your camera from minor impacts. With a flap closure and a carabiner for easy carrying, it helps protect your gear from moisture, bumps, scratches, dust, and dirt.

For Sony DSC-HX90V, DSC-HX80B    Protective Lightweight Design    Flap Closure    Carabiner for Easy Carrying    Foam Padding    Neoprene Construction

• Ultralight and compact carrier
• Protects against dust, dirt, scratches, bumps, and moisture
• Made of lightweight, moisture-resistant neoprene material
• Flap closure
• Carabiner for easy carrying

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it fit the RX10 IV with the sun cap (cover) on??

A: The MegaGear Ultralight Neoprene Camera Case with Carabiner for Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 III/RX10 IV (Black) fits with the lens cap on the camera. It is a very tight fit and will be very hard to get it to fit with the lens hood though.

Q: 2. Does this fit a SONY alpha nex 7 ? Otherwise where can one get such case for nex 7?

A: No, the MegaGear Ever Ready Leather Camera Case for Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 III (Dark Brown) is not compatible for use with the Sony Alpha NEX-7 Mirrorless Digital Camera. The MegaGear Ultra-Light Neoprene Camera Case for Sony NEX-6, 7, F3 with 16-50mm (Black), B&H # MEMG078, would be the MegaGear case compatible for use with the Sony Alpha NEX-7 Mirrorless Digital Camera. Unfortunately, MegaGear does not list a leather case for this camera.

Q: 3. With the new touch focusing on the RX 100 VI, is this still compatible, or is there a better product?

A: not worth the trouble. gel better the glue but adherence is spotty. literally

Q: 4. does this case work for the first generation sony rx100?

A: While almost similar in size, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 Digital Camera is slightly larger in size compared to the Sony Cybershot DSC-HX90V and DSC-WX500 Digital Cameras for which the above Sony Jacket Case is designed to fit. While it may work, Sony does not list the interior dimensions of the Sony Jacket Case to confirm if the DSC-RX100 would indeed fit. I can state that, if you are looking for a case for the original Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-RX100 Digital Camera, the Sony Premium Jacket Case for Cyber-shot RX100, RX100 II, RX100 III, RX100 IV (Black), B&H # SOLCJRXFB, is the basic case designed by Sony to fit the DSC-RX100 Digital Camera.

Q: 5. Can this work for the V?

A: If you are looking for a camera case compatible for use with the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 V Digital Camera, then no, the MegaGear Ever Ready Genuine Leather Camera Case for Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 VII (Brown), B&H # MEMG1728, would not be compatible for your usage needs. Instead, the MegaGear Leather Camera Case with Strap for Sony DSC-RX100 VI, V & IV (Dark Brown), B&H # MEMG875, would be the correct camera case for your usage needs.

Q: 6. Will the camera fit in this case with the wrist strap and the Sony grip attached?

A: This Megagear MG1730 Case will accept the Sony DSC-RX100 VII with the wrist strap attached but not a grip.

Q: 7. Will this case fit HX80?

A: This case is only designed for the HX90V or WX500 camera and will not be compatible with the HX80.

Q: 8. Do you have to fully detach the cover to use the camera or does it just hang down when open?

A: It just hangs down when open. No need to detach.

Q: 9. Is this case fit the HX99?

A: Hi Marcus, Yes, that case fits with DSCHX99. Regards, Jen

Q: 10. How do you attach the strap to the outer casing ?

A: As seen on the B&H website, the strap has a collar and a buckle (coming from the tip of the strap and up) on each strap. I slipped the end of the strap through the metal loop on the covering from the outside to inside then bring the end through the collar and now go into the buckle from underneath. That held pretty good for me. It helps to have some excess strap loose in the buckle from the initial pass through so when you bring the strap back through after going through the metal loop and collar, you have a little more wiggle room to get the strap back through the buckle. I had the end of the strap about 2 out of the buckle. Although the strap is great, I have since gotten a Peak Design leash to replace it cause sometimes I don't want the strap in the way. Hope this helps.