Teenage EngineeringK.O. II soft bag for EP–133 K.O II sampler, synthesizer and drum machine

I love having something to actually protect the EP-133, however it doesn't have much in terms of protection. It obviously fits and is functional but theres close to no padding at all.

I'll usually buy an Analog case for my equipment, which 98% of the time is great. I assumed getting TEs own product would be as good or better, but it's a lightweight minimally padded bag that I'm not sure if I would even trust in my backpack with my laptop and a couple books. It does appear to be well made, but it's overpriced and underwelming for protection against anything but dust. I would expect something to at least try and protect buttons, knobs, and slider.

Very thin bag. Provides almost no protection to the front of the device.Paired with a deck saver its probably a decent case. (Decksaver said they have something coming soon)

TE used to deliver quality but with the countless issue its been having with the fader and speakers its reputation is at play. This bag is no different, bad quality materials and lowBudget design, please don't waste your money here.

Bag is very flimsy with no padding at all, offers no protection for the device. In no universe is this bag worth what it cost. I feel foolish.

If you are going to sell gear at a premium at least make sure you are giving your customer some semblance of quality to match the price. Apple understand this -- I thought teenage engineering did as well, but this $70 bag is an absolute joke. The pics make it look like it has some sort of heavy vinyl front with a nice bright logo. Instead it's cheap cloth and the logo is dull and slightly wrinkled due to the way it was transferred onto it. $20? Sure. $70? No way.

It's poor quality, wrinkled and shriveled and feels cheap.

This is a joke right ? Tf is this case , literally paper thin junk -AVOID