Gaming Computer Room Divider

This gaming monitor is so awesome but I didn't realize how big it would be for my little corner of the room for my computer gaming and minor work related stuff. I have to lean back now due to the sheer size of the screen and wow is the colors bright and it works great with my RX6600XT GPU.

I have purchased 3 sets of these now. I bought the first set for my son and his gaming computer in his dorm room. The stereo imaging is excellent. I have been using them for video editing. Love them.

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

I just bought this for my new gaming computer and it sounds great

Using the low divider set - Two 7DMII, 70-200mm 2.8, 100-400mm, 1.4 telextender, 50mm 1.4, Tamron 16-300mm my go to travel lens, 680 flash, remotes, ND filter pack, two sets of camera and flash batteries, chargers, Pixel Pocket Rocket, two polarizers with adapters for all the lenses, computer cables and power link, Think Tank Computer bag for a MAC Book Pro and iPAD. You could probably get more in without the low divider set but if you take your computer its a great way to keep it safe and one less thing to carry. Weight is barley below the allowed flight limit, just in case, and it fits easily in the overhead. No more lugging a large backpack. Locks and locking cable used in hotels! A lot less anxiety. I wish I'd gotten this years ago.

Bought this case to hold a few standard-sized mic stands w/o booms. Perfect! We are even keeping the mic holders screwed to the stands as there's just enough room to fit. There's a thick divider and straps on either side to secure stands on either side of the divider. This worked really well and keeps the stands from sliding around inside the bag. Threw a few mic cables in (2 20-foot, coiled up), and it's still a good fit! The case is quite lightweight, but made of some tough nylon. It's not very thick, but for me that's a plus. It's not padded, so gear won't be well-protected, but for mic stands, I'll take the sacrifice for losing the extra weight to carry. So I'd sum this up as an inexpensive, lightweight, case for 2 standard mic stands. I suspect you could add the booms, too - there's enough room. I'm not using K&M mic stands, but something very similar. One thing I wish it had: shoulder or back strap(s). The handles are perfect, but I'd love the carry it on my shoulder instead. Still, works for me.

This is a big case with a lot of room for my video lighting equipment. I bought this with the yellow divider set and have been really impressed with the design. I have some older Pelican cases, but they have improved the divider set since I purchased the other ones. The dividers are very sturdy, the sizes are well thought through, and I'm able to configure things to be just right for my lighting gear. The wheels makes it easy to transport and since it's a Pelican Air case, the weight is very reasonable as well. I'm very happy with this purchase and am glad I invested in the padded divider set too!

This is my third Domke bag. Admittedly my first one was one of the brown canvas bags and I really hated that bag. My next Domke was the J1 or J2 or Photojournalist bag, I don't remember which because I used it for a solid 10 years. It's filthy, it stinks, it has a broken zipper and the original and the replacement strap is finally worn out. Those facts have earned Domke my next bag purchase, which is the F-1XB. I haven't had it for more than a couple weeks now, but I trust it completely. It feels exactly like my other bag, but bigger and with different pockets. Here's my layout. The bag is on you shoulder and against your hip, doesn't matter if it's your left or right hip. I have the removeable insert right in the middle of the main compartment with all the dividers removed. So it's just one big square divider, in that is my main body with a 28-70 f2.8 lens on it, lens down. Behind that divider is a second body, in front of the divider is a 12-24 f4 lens and a 70-200 f2.8 VR lens, both with hoods. It all fits easily with room to spare. The front external pocket (which is smaller than my old bag) has a on camera flash and some accessories. The front outboard pocket (quite a bit smaller than my old bag) is another flash, the rear outboard pocket has batteries and pens and business cards, the backside pocket has miscellaneous stuff and sometimes a third flash. The interior flap pocket has a lot of room and I only have flash cards in there - lots of additional space. The rear flap pocket has a color reference card, some zip ties, tape and more batteries. I had all that stuff in my older bag and it was a very tight fit, this bag has room to spare even though it doesn't feel all that much bigger. The only strike against it is that the top flap can be a bit of a pain. It's not as convenient as some other bags but is not a deal breaker I think. This is a great bag and at the time of purchase, B&H price was 70 bucks less than anywhere else - unbeatable!

Holds 4 Alien Bee heads and all necessary accessories with room to spare. The divider system is much more space-efficient than the foam cubes, well worth a few extra dollars.

Perfect size for Leica Q - with no room to spare; you won't be using the included divider!� The pocket on the front is good for a spare battery - small stuff.� Beautifully made as is typical for Billingham.� Add the non-slip shoulder pad to keep it in place.