D DACCKIT Travel Carrying Case Compatible with DJI Mavic 2 Pro/Mavic 2 Zoom Fly More Combo - Fit Quadcopter Drone, 5X Batteries, Remote Controller, Charging Hub, Propellers and Other Accessories

Edit: I have had this case for a few months now and wanted to do a follow up. I had originally given at three stars bumped it up to four stars after using it. I really like this case as it is light enough to carry around and just dirty enough for general use. If you want some thing heavier duty or waterproof you should be aware that the foam insert is removable if it’s nicely inside of an Apache 3800 case, replacing the foam that comes with the 3800.As you can see from my comments below I had to modify the case because the opening was too narrow. However after having done that I realized that I wanted to keep strobe lights on the front arms and he had to modify it further anyway. I’ve grown to really like this case. My only additional comment was I think the strapThat comes with it could have been better. I ended up swapping that strap with one that came with a DJI fly more kit from the DJI case that I will probably never use.THE OPENING IN THE FOAM WAS 3/4" TOO NARROW FOR THE MAVIC 2 PRO!Photos included show the discrpancy and the correct corresponding model number from the label on the box. The second photo shows the drone in the case after I modified it. Not so hard to do if you're handy.I like everything about it except that the drone didn't fit as advertised. I checked the label on the box and it listed the Mavic 2 Pro right on the box. I suspect someone at Dracckit might have packed a case for a different drone. Or, since they offer this same case with cutouts for different models, one of the assemblers got an insert from a different model. I don't know.I really liked the case and the price was right, and there was really nothing else close in the price range. I'm pretty handy so modifying the case was no big deal. And besides, I keep cree strobes on the front arms of my M2P so I was able so make little cutouts so I wouldn't have to remove them before packing the drone. So that's what I did.What readers should know is that this case is not the same sturdiness as a Pelican or Apache case. This isn't something to go through baggage check on an airplane (though you'd have to remove the batteries no matter what). But it's sturdy enough to give basic protection and far better than those cases that come with the Fly More kit. I like that it has a shoulder strap, though I use a different and better strap than comes with the case. The nylon strap it comes with is too slippery as it has no pad or surface to provide friction.My issue with the cutout of the case could have been a one-off or not. You can take a chance and if wrong you can modify or return the case. If you have time for a round trip if wrong I'd say go ahead and buy it. It really is a nice case. Just expect that it might not fit the M2P right out of the box. But if by chance it's a perfect fit you're gonna love it.

I bought this case because the case that came with the Mavic 2 Flymore package was just a bit too small for me. Technically, it fit everything, but it was very tight and there was no way to fit anything more. I wanted something bigger that could offer some protection.At this time, there aren't too many choices for custom Mavic 2 cases, but this case is exactly what I was looking for. It's not a hard shell case, so it may not withstand a plane crash, but it's solid enough that I'm not worried about carrying my drone in it at all. It has a detachable shoulder strap too. I'm not sure I'll use that much, but it's nice to have for people that want it.As far as carrying stuff, this fits everything in the Flymore package and more. The Mavic fits nice and tight in it's spot with the gimbal protector mounted in place. One of my photos has everything from the Flymore inside the case. It has dedicated spaces for 4 batteries so you can carry a total of 5 when one is mounted on the Mavic. The controller fits with the sticks in place. Next to the controller, there's room for the charger with its cable and room under that for the 4 battery charging dock. It has a dedicated spot for the little USB accessory that can plug into a battery. It also has 3 other spots that are more generic so you can pack in anything that fits.The zippered pocket is nice to carry papers, cables, etc. I also carry all of my extra propellers in there along with my ND filters. It's large enough to carry a tablet as well, if you use one.Overall, this is a great case for a great price. It's not as rugged as some of the more expensive ones, but it's not soft like a backpack either. I don't need my drone case to survive a fall off of a mountain or a nuclear blast so it's fine for me.If you're looking for a nice solid case with plenty of space and don't want to spend over $100, this is the case for you!

Let me start by telling you that the Mavic 2 DOES fit in it's cutout WITH the props attached. I read so many reviews claiming this to be false.I bought the Mavic 2 Zoom along with the Fly More bundle several months ago. Worth it! But the carrying case it comes with leaves a lot to be desired. You Mavic 2 and the entire Fly More bundle do indeed fit in that case, but it is so snug it feels like you will break something as you put it all away. I attached a photo for reference.I have been looking for a soft sided case for my Mavic since I got it and finally came across this one.The outside of the case is exactly what i expected; a nylon material that seems like it would be somewhat resilient. The materials inside seem to be ok. Not so sure the blue material on top of the foam will stand up to things being placed and removed constantly. However, it looks nice and appears to be well made, all things considered.The best thing about this case is the cutouts. As I stated at the beginning of this review, the Mavic 2 fits in it's cutout with the props attached. There are four spots for batteries. For those that don't know, the Fly More bundle comes with two batteries. Ample room for batteries or stuff. I put my spare thumb sticks in one and a charging cable in another. I left the shoulder strap from this case in the slot it came in.This case is perfect for my needs. I will be buying a hard case for traveling, as this one will not provide enough protection in my opinion. It does, however, provide plenty of protection to ride in the car on my daily commute.

Guardar el Dron, hasta 4 Pilas y todos los aditamentos del mismo con una excelente protección, es su principal característica para preservar el costo del producto y el mismo..