Playstation Pocket Store

[Plastic] used it as a hub on my sons playstation

[25 x 21 x 2.3"] Do the job, fit fine, like the pocket to store the cables

Do the job, fit fine, like the pocket to store the cables

[Yes] Hands down and it’s approved by PlayStation You will never regret buying one of these

[2 TB] Bought to replace the external hard drive I use for my PlayStation 4.

[1.75 lb] I got this for my SKB 1813-5 to store my Pocket Wizards with accessories (batteries, cords, etc.).� The fit is PERFECT, good quality foam padding on the sides/bottom, and the dividers are great.� Configuration options are endless, and the light grey color makes items easier to see in low light.� I'm very happy with the Think Tank divider and recommend it!!

[Handle] I have several of these for the different film stocks I use. I store five film holders in each case, and the front of the case has a pocket where I put a card that indicates the film I have in the holders. The case can hold 6 film holders, but I prefer to store 5 in the case.

[0.125 lb] I have purchased these pocket binoculars multiple times over the years and have always felt like they were a compromise optically. Typically this form factor runs deep with department store junk optics. Most recently, I've had a Pentax DCF SW 8x25 for several years and I felt they were pretty decent, but they never seemed to find a permanent place in my toy bag in the car. These will without a doubt. My primary binocular is the Meopta Meostar 8x32. I have found that the 32mm objective isn't much of a compromise in the prairie environment where I do most of my birding. I like the smaller form factor and reduced weight. The Curio may become my new go-to for field outings when I am primarily using the spotting scope. The Curio has great eye relief which is a primary concern for me since I wear glasses, I also really like the 7x choice. For such a small optic, I can only get three fingers on it, the minor reduction in magnification helps keep the image steady. The image is really nice and consistent edge to edge. In other words, the optics are not so much a compromise as the form factor. If you don't have good dexterity or very large hands, you may not like this form factor, consider a larger binocular. But, if you are looking for a true pocket binocular, this is the Rolls Royce in my opinion. Did I mention that the rain guard design is genius? Protective, without being unnecessarily bulky. My only nitpick is the case. The case is very nicely constructed from high-quality material and I really like the design of the removable shoulder strap. However, A small interior pocket to store a microfiber cloth AND a quality belt loop would make the case perfect (after all the strap is removable.....). The purpose of having a binocular with this form factor is to have it with you always. This is a pleasure to keep.

[Yes] Purchased a pair of these to protect and store my Pocket Wizard Plus II units while not in use. The case is made of very sturdy materials and has pockets for storing the cables and lanyard.

[Zipper] This is a little camera pouch that I store my finePix camera when I want to carry it in my purse or a loose jean pocket (won't work with a tight jean pocket LOL). It has zipper compartments for the extra battery and other smaller accessories. It is a nice color (NOT BLACK) and is easy to slip out to grab a pic but keep its lens from getting scratched up in my purse or pocket. It is perfect for my needs.