Caseling Carrying Hard Case for Texas Instruments TI Nspire CX II CAS, CX II, CX, CX CAS - Graphing Calculator Protective Case, Wrist Band, Extra Pockets for USB, Cables, Accessories

I purchased this Caseling case in 2022 to protect my TI-Nspire CX II CAS calculator. Over the past three years, it has consistently safeguarded my device during daily commutes and storage. The hard shell exterior effectively absorbs shocks, and the interior mesh pocket conveniently holds accessories like charging cables. Its compact design fits easily into backpacks, making it ideal for students and professionals on the go.Pros• Durable hard shell provides excellent protection against drops and impacts• Interior mesh pocket for storing accessories• Compact and lightweight design for easy portability• Secure zipper closure ensures the calculator stays in placeCons• Limited space may not accommodate larger accessories• No included shoulder strap or handle for alternative carrying optionsRecommended For• Students and professionals seeking reliable protection for their TI-Nspire calculators• Individuals who frequently transport their calculators and need a compact carrying solutionNot Recommended For• Users requiring storage for additional large accessories• Those preferring cases with multiple carrying options like shoulder straps

Good quality for the money

The quality of the case is awesome. Hard shell, perfect dimensions, and the pocket on the left side is thick so nothing can scratch up the calculator on the right side. I needed this case because it's the only one that is designed in a way to carry my TI Nspire and TI BA II Plus, and it does it's job. Zipper feels great too, only downside is the wrist strap it comes with feels a bit weak.

It's really a good case. The N-Spire CX isn't really a svelte handheld (though it's less bulky than its predecessor), and there are a number of things you kind of want to keep with you as you carry this thing around. Two cables, a charger, and the quick reference card for starters, but there are other things you may want as well. This case holds it all with no issue.It's a rigid case, but it's not what I'd call a hard side case. It's enough to give the case some much needed structure as well as protect the contents from most jostling and such - but it's not something you're going to be able to drive a car over.I would say that while the wrist strap is a nice thought, it's actually kind of useless.So for what is probably the best calculator/handheld on the market, this case is a no brainer to protect that investment, as well as gracefully carry around the accessories necessary to get the most out of it. It's a great case and I like it a lot.

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This case does do what it boasts, which is keep the billion dollar calculator safe. However, the interior could hold two of them. On the interior, one side has mesh, the other a restrictive band. A calculator can fit in both sides. This also means that's twice the width. I would prefer that it take up less space in my bag though.

After searching for a case specifically designed for the U-44 and not having any luck, I settled on this one based on the stated interior dimensions. The measurements are pretty much spot on, as the U-44 fits perfectly with not much room for anything else. Out of curiosity I tried putting a USB cable in the mesh pouch, but the case isn't thick enough to close. I can live with that, as I really just wanted a case for the device itself, for travel, and to keep dust off of it in storage.

I searched for a hard case for a Goal Zero Sherpa 100PD (not AC) battery bank. Goal Zero had no such accessory and wasn't much help in making a recommendation. After looking at dozens of cases, I decided to gamble on this one. The 100PD stays in the 'bottom' with nothing else in the case. It doesn't fall to the 'top' or rattle around. The slightly rounded ends prevent the case from contacting the buttons and accidentally activating the bank. The 'top' holds 4 qty 6' cables nicely.