co2CREAHard Travel Case Replacement for Canon PIXMA TR160 / TR150 / iP110 Wireless Portable Printer (Black Case + Inner Grey)Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardClimatePartner certifiedGlobal Recycled Standard

I recently picked up the co2CREA Hard Travel Case for my Canon PIXMA TR150 / iP110, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer! Right out of the box, this case screams high quality. It fits my printer like a glove, providing that snug, secure feeling without any wiggle room for bumps or drops.What impressed me the most was how sturdy and durable this case feels. I've taken my printer on a few trips now, and the case has withstood everything from overhead bin shuffles to being squeezed into my car's trunk. Every time, I open it to find my printer safe and sound, as if it hadn't moved an inch.The value for money is unbeatable. Considering the peace of mind and the protection it offers to my mobile printer, which isn’t exactly cheap, this case feels like a wise investment rather than an expense. It's robust, has a professional look, and the handle makes it super convenient to carry around.In layman's terms, if you're taking your Canon printer on the road, this case is a no-brainer. It protects, withstands travel's harsh realities, and makes transporting your printer hassle-free. I’m giving it a solid 5 stars across the board for overall quality, value for money, sturdiness, and durability. Highly recommend it!

As with any protective case, you need to identify your needs, then find a case that will suit them. Knowing what to expect from a case will greatly affect your opinion about how it produces. The problem is most manufacturers don't tell you what you should expect from their product. Companies like OtterBox do, but many don't. Hopefully this review will give you a little more insight to the product and what you can expect from it. From there you can decide for yourself as to whether or not it will suit your needs.This case by co2CREA is made of nylon. It's similar to the ballistic nylon (patented by DuPont) used in luggage, but is not the same grade. It's a durable and abrasion resistant basket-weave fabric that produces semi-hard products which make them somewhat bulky, but do offer more protection in return. The case comes with one lengthwise divider to compartmentalize your cables, adapters, and spare ink cartridges from the main printer unit. On the outside, there are two straps which are sewn on and act as your carry handles. These are also made of nylon so they are rough to the touch. Provided you don't put something too heavy in the case, and you're not carrying this for an extended duration, the straps will not irritate your hands. The case is sealed by one zipper that runs the entire circumference of the case. The zipper is a two-pull zipper which is nice as it allows you to open and seal it anywhere along it's length.The case advertises that it's "shockproof", "dust proof", and "water resistance". But what does that really mean? The case is lined with a soft felt material to reduce scratches to your precious equipment, but you need to keep in mind that this type of case is not designed to protect your equipment from abuse. If you drop this, don't expect it to be undamaged. While the case will protect it somewhat as it will give on impact (i.e. shockproof), the inside is still only felt lined so it's not "impact-proof". Claims of water resistance holds true; the zipper is not seam sealed, and nylon is not waterproof in general, so the precautions of liquids and humidity apply here. As for dust proof, it depends on one's definition. While dust proof implies something that is impervious to dust, the common definition of dust proof is something that is resistant to dust. This claim is definitely referring to the latter, evident since the zippers are not seam sealed.Overall, I think it's a good case. The width and depth (thickness) are a perfect fit for the PIXMA. Knowing it's capabilities, and considering the price point, it's decent value for the money. It suited my needs and delivered to my expectations.

This case is very nice. It fits my Canon T160 great. You can move the velcro divider to where you need it. As you can see it fits regular size paper either in the mesh pocket or underneath the printer just fine. Definitely a good buy.

Good Quality and value for the money. Fits my printer with the battery on, and the charger perfectly. I especially love the paper compartment.

I wanted something that would keep my IP110 printer supplies conveniently organized and available when I take it to meetings. This is a perfect match to my needs. It is just large enough to easily contain everything I need including, cords, spare ink cartridges, and about 1/2 inch of paper, and there is no wasted space. The shell provides basic protection for the printer regarding scuffs and minor impacts. It doesn't have padding to protect against major shock, nor is it stiff enough to protect against major crushing forces (i.e., don't plan to stack heavy things on top of it). But I didn't require such protection, and this is a light, economical, and compact case that exactly fits what I need to carry around.

The carrying case is OK I just can’t stand the plastic feeling of it but it’s all right so I’ll keep it.

I looked at several cases before purchasing this one. I like the fact that there is room in it for not only my printer, but also cords, a couple of extra ink cartridges, and I also like the pocket in the top of it where you can carry instructions, blank paper for printing, (should you not be at home - maybe traveling), and it has a sturdy handly by which to carry it. I KNOW I made the right choice from all the other cases I considered, and the price was very good. I have nothing but positive things to say about this case. It was perfect for my needs.

I use this to store a Canon PIXMA iP110 and it's power supply, a Brother DS-940DW Wireless Scanner, the power supply for the printer, two ink cartridges, about 1/3 to 1/2 ream of paper, and the two USB cords for each device. A bit tight but it works nicely. I store this on my sailboat when I am sailing and pull it out when I need it. I don't consider the case to be significantly robust, but it works for me. It should protect the contents decently for most people in most applications. If you need something to protect against significant impact, you will probably need something better.