Sony LCS-CST General Purpose Soft Carrying Case for Slim Cybershot Digital Cameras by Sony
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Digital camera reviews of Sony LCS-CST General Purpose Soft Carrying Case for Slim Cybershot Digital Cameras
Digital camera Review: Too Small
Summary: 1 Stars
My Cyber-shot DSC-W150 just fits (the flap just makes the Velcro). My spare battery with its protective plastic case also just fits in the spare pocket making it hard to get out. There is no extra room in the pocket for the Memory Stick Duo Adaptor.Digital camera Review: Nice Camera Case
Summary: 4 Stars
Nice little camera case. I used it to protect my camera while traveling through Europe. It worked just fine. Only thing that would have been nicer is if it would have had a neck strap!Digital camera Review: Camper Case
Summary: 5 Stars
Just got my Sony dsc-t200 and wanted a nice case to protect it. This Sony LCS-CST General Purpose Case is great. The camera fits snugly in the case yet there is room to slid a cleaning cloth as well as an extra battery in the case. Good value for the price and it is a high quality constructed case.Digital camera Review: Swift service and reasonable price
Summary: 5 Stars
I got the product within the time specified and in the same condition as stated. Nice to have a business with him. Keep up the good work.Digital camera Review: Perfect for Sony DSC-W170
Summary: 5 Stars
I read a large number of customer evaluations before buying this for my Sony Cybershot DSC-W170 digital camera, which it fits perfectly. Regarding the little zipper pocket in front, it can hold either a spare memory chip or a spare Sony NP-BG1 battery (which fits that camera) but not both. The case is very trim and well-made, a bargain for the $7.50 I paid for it. The only gripe I have is that the attachment strap on the back of the case should be wider. The attachment strap has an interesting design however, which allows you of the choice of snapping it over your belt (with a substantial snap) or threading your belt through it, which would definitely be better for risky travel situations where somebody might try to grab the camera, case and all. If you wear it at your waist in front of you, in the latter situation you can unsnap it when you sit down in a bus or restaurant and it frees the camera from your belt without actually detaching it from your belt. The camera sits on your lap on a secure nylon webbing tether about 5" long. I would consider this a very secure arrangement on vacation in a country where thieves are present, and I have not seen this particular design on any other camera case anywhere. Regarding whether the case is "too tight" for a Cybershot-size camera, I observe that this is a "soft" case which will stretch and loosen up over time, so I wouldn't want it much larger. It has a very nice, soft, velvety interior that won't scratch the camera, whether or not you put a spare battery in the front zipper compartment.