RLSOCO Case for HP EliteDesk 800 G2 Desktop Mini Business PC & Lenovo ThinkCentre M700/M720/M920Tiny Desktop PC & Dell Optiplex 3050/3080/7060/7070/7080 Micro Form Factor Desktop

I wanted a travel case for my HP G4 Mini. This is a perfect fit and it has additional room for cable storage and small items. Perfect for a portable server kit.

Great storage for my mini PC. The main compartment is a perfect fit for the PC. Straps with Velcro hold it in place. There is also storage for the power supply and cords. It has a smaller compartment in the top half, which I have not used. The semi-rigid shell is good. It protects the PC well when I change locations.

I wanted to be able to travel with my new micro mini PC and now found this case. Shoulder strap also included but I intend to use that space where strap is to pack other things. A good investment, if you want to take your mini pc on travel... or wherever. Put it in carry on and no problem.

the center flap/divider and compartment oppo the PC cavity are okay in function, but design is lacking, IMO.The zippered mesh bag area is okay, but would be better served as a couple of molded cavities, or even an open area with a hook-n-loop tabbed divider so one could better keep/carry/access any additional cables and cords, or perhaps a mouse/trackball. A wide open bag ends up being too generic, and is easy to overstuff, or stuff lumpy.The divider to that same mesh bag side is bunch of tiny pockets, whereas when I looked (not closely enough I suppose) at the item online before purchase, thought instead of pockets they were elastic-y bands that were specifically for cable/cord management.6 pouches, that don't have any closures other than the thin bands at the top of each pouch, don't really have a good use in the form here.Stuff that goes in too easily comes out, and again, I believe having stretchy bands without the pouches would go much farther in affording some storage versatility.Case isn't internally hardshelled, either, and I feel like, for the purpose of carrying a micro client PC and (presumably) associated hardware and cabling, more structural rigidity would be beneficial.Did I expect this to be like a Pelican case – no, and it remains to be seen if/how well any impact will get absorbed or deflected by this case's construction.It's a bit pricey, too, but then my mate nudges me from time to time to remind me that EVERYTHING is pricey in our current world. Welcome to Earth, eh?