Cat Swallowed Watch Battery

Swallowed a Nikon D810 + battery grip + Nikon 70-200mm f4 lens in one easy gulp. Nice jostle protection. Will be great with other such covers in an unpadded case. I wouldn't expect much for a drop to concrete though.

Cat loves it! Every morning she enjoys knocking the phone, watch, and AirPods off the stand. She gives it a 10 out of 10!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Used this inside my house. I have two dogs and a cat so it came in handy. I can watch what they are doing when I’m not home and know they are safe and not acting out lol. So convenient

Wasn't sure about this based on the few reviews, but I tried it and am really happy I did. This case swallowed all the accessories for my laptop. Mouse, MagLock power converter, 2 TB SSD drive, multiple adapters and cords and a USB hub ... even a 10,000 Lithium recharger. Not sure why one reviewer found the way the bag hung a problem ... for me it solved a problem ... adjust the shoulder strap so it falls right in the small of your back and while walking it stays there instead of always falling forward and needing adjusted over and over. Lots of other storage ... see my product pics and you'll see what I mean.

It's the cat's meow.

I have a Nikon 500mm F/4 that seems to have swallowed its lens hood and in need of a replacement. I've already wrapped the lens in a protective LensCoat kit which has been great in protecting the lens from scratches and nicks. The neoprene lens hood cover slides on and off with ease and was the perfect size to fit over the lenshood. An inexpensive fix to an otherwise potentially expensive replacement.

The case is cavernous. It swallowed up 2 DSLR bodies with lenses, 6 speedlights, 8 pocket wizards with plenty of room to spare. It is also built like a tank. We often have smaller kids stand on it when taking individual portraits at sports events. I highly recommend this case.

I use this with my Sony HDR-AX2000 and it is a great improvement over the camera's built in mic, as one might expect. The windscreen it comes with is quite nice and very useful, but I would also recommend a good dead cat for more windy conditions. I bought Rode's Deluxe Windshield, which works great and is designed with the NTG-1 specifically in mind (and cost only $20 more than a similar Pearstone model).I most recently shot a piece with this mic and dead cat combo in a park on a windy day and the sound quality was fantastic.Another advantage of this mic is that it is shorter than many in its class such as its slightly bigger cousin, Rode's NTG-2 which is otherwise the same but accepts an internal battery for power. I've found the NTG-1 only draws about 15 minutes worth from my camera battery which I don't think is too significant so I'm glad I went with it over the slightly more expensive NTG-2.Quite simply, there is no mic better in the price range. ... I am very pleased with the results.

I live with a cat. Nuff said.

It's a dead cat. It works.