Zadii Hard Carrying Case Compatible with DJI Mavic 2 Pro/DJI Mavic 2 Zoom Drone, Travel Bag Fit Fly More Combo, Hold 4 Batteries, Car Charger, Charging Hub and Power Adapter

I honestly bought this case because all of the comparable ones were substantially more expensive, so I took a chance on this one. All told it's a really good case.I had a similar case for my Mavic Pro Platinum. I'm not looking for the smallest case out there as I like having the drone and all of the Fly More kit accessories with me, since you never know what you may need when you're out in the field.This case is fairly deep. The Mavic 2 will sink all the way in and the prop hubs on top will end up just below the level of the foam organizer.The foam organizer itself is VERY rigid. It has little to no give. The cutouts are pretty much just right for the various accessories. I'm happy that the cutout for the remote controller has notches for the RC sticks because I don't want to have to remove the sticks after every flight and put them on again before the next one. The stick cutouts look just right as far as spacing, so you don't have to worry about the sticks being pressed to one side when in storage.Having cutouts for three batteries plus the one battery on the drone lets you store 4 batteries total in the case which is awesome! To me, 4 batteries is the most I'd ever need and I hate the idea of having 95% of my stuff in the case, then still having to shove items that don't fit in my pockets or another bag.The top flap of the case has a huge mesh pocket with a zipper. I put my ipad mini in it and any random extra items I want to bring with me. Again, my goal with a case is to be able to put everything I need to fly in it and this fits the bill.For water resistance, I don't know if the manufacturer even mentions it, but the case closes tightly enough that I think it would hold up to light rain and it would probably be safe to call it splash resistant. I wouldn't leave it out in a continuous rain, but I don't think you need to worry if you have to dash from a car to your house in a storm with it.For durability, I'm pretty gentle with my gear and have no worries about carrying the case normally and sticking it in the trunk of my car. While it's fairly rigid on the outside, I wouldn't stack a bunch of heavy items on top of it as it does have some give. If you want something that can just take a beating, you'll need to get a drastically more expensive hard case.In the end, if you want a case that holds everything you need and is fairly easy to carry and transport at a reasonable price, it is probably the one.

I was quite surprised at the quality. It looks like a soft case but it's actually a semi hard shell. All of the gussets look very sturdy. The shoulder strap has metal clips that attach to metal D-rings on the case. My MAV 2 Pro fits snug as well as the controller which has cutouts for the control sticks. The three battery slots also fit snug in the dense foam. There are two rectangular slots. I use one for the charger and cable and the other for the propellers and spare cables. I would recommend removing the propellers before storing as the ones on the bottom most likely are under strain and may take a set. Overall, for the price you can't beat it.

Initial impressions are that this will work for my Mavic 2 Z. Not only provides additional space as compared to the Fly More bag, but it’s also much easier to get things in and out. Plus the mesh pocket in the lid allows storage of an iPad and sunscreen, plus various cables etc.Only real negatives so far: 1) Shoulder strap needs a pad to keep it from sliding off; 2) Needs “feet” to allow it to stand up.

Perfect case for my Mavic 2 Pro. I was able to fit the car charger as well, it just depends on how you arrange the wires. I'll keep the battery on the drone when I'm just shooting locally so the vacant battery slot can accommodate my wires. Although I would take the battery off the drone If I am traveling by plane or internationally.I added the second picture to show that if fits my GoPro Seeker bag, however it's a really tight squeeze and you really have to push it in. Nevertheless at least I can still carry it on this back pack versus using the shoulder sling.

For $24.95, it worth it. Shipped fast, I just got it. The outer case is hard which is nice. I modified the box to fit so now it can fit my smart controller easily. If you mainly looking for an inexpensive case for you DJI mavic pro 2, this is perfect.I'm mainly using this for transportation.There are so may out there.. but I'm so happy I chose this one. Because I couldn't find an in expensive case for my Mavic pro 2 with smart controller !!

Really like this case especially the price. It’s way better than the bag the drone package came with. I Like that’s everything is organized and well snugged in place. Case seems durable.I gave it four stars because I was under the impression it had cushion or padding underneath each pocket. It only had the padding under the battery storage pockets.

I like knowing that my drone is secure in safe but I feel like there should be cut outs in the foam. I think instead of a large pouch for everything(loose) there should more posts for the as cards, propellers extra battery. Also make a specific case that can hold the pro controller.

When I saw this case it only had one review on it and had second thoughts if I should order one. I took a risk and I kid you not this case absolutely is the best bang for your buck. Literally, this case can hold my mavic pro 2 and the accessories along with the fly more combo stuff, AND my tablet mount for a ipad mini. Only thing that’s not here is the car charger, which I just leave in my car. I love this case!