Sony Playstation Vita Carrying Case

I connect these headphones into a Sony Playstation Vita and listen to songs using the Sony Music Unlimited application. This gives me adequate emphasis of bass to help me determine the notes which are sometimes difficult to hear and decipher. When wanting to play along to the music simultaneously using either guitar or bass, I simply plug MDR-7506 through the headphone port on subwoofer/amp combo or DI box. The Playstation Vita is then connected to auxillary port using appropriate auxillary cable. I then have the option of muting the output to the internal speaker depending on whether or not I want my neighbors to hear. MDR-7506 also come with a pouch to carry headphones and cable in. The earpads are soft which make extended listening appropriate. Though, I am fearful these pads may breakdown or tear at a faster rate or higher percentage. This is ok since the earpads themselves can be replaced without buying a complete new product. Another concern is the thin wire connection run independently to the left and right speakers. They could become caught within the sliding adjustment piece that is used to accomodate different head sizes. No worry just something to be aware and cautious of in advance. Overall, the sound is excellent with great clarity and bass. The price was just right for my budget. I wanted to splurge and spend more on this component of my system. However, after testing several other higher priced models, I simply could not justify passing up the quality this unit provided. Legitimacy confirmed!

The Sony LCS-CSJ Soft Carrying Case is perfect for my Sony Cybershot DSC-H70 camera. The camera fits great. The extra zippered compartments carry two memoory cards and a spare battery. I use this case to carrying my camera everytime I use it. The case is light weight and very compact. There is no cons for this case, it does exactly as described. The case is very well made and I recommend it to anyone needing a case for their Sony Cybershot.

My Sony Bravia is the best, and my PlayStation. The best gaming system with best television how can you go wrong.

I love my new Rig carrying case for my Sony fs5. Now I can just open my Rig bag grab my camera and use it right away.

The LCS-CSJ Soft Carrying Case by Sony works perfectly for my Canon Powershot S100. The case is soft padded to protect the contents. I carry the camera, an extra battery and extra SD card, each in individual zippered compartments. The shoulder strap adjusts to a person's height and is unobtrusive and stable when looped over the neck and behind one shoulder. Perfect for taking the camera on hikes or just traveling around, easily accessed when camera is needed.

This is a good product to use on the strap of the #LCSRXG/B SONY carrying case to carry an extra SD card or battery for the RX 100 camera. The holster belt loop is sewn-on, necessitating the strap to be fed through the loop. The velcro latch opens from the back side of the holster to reduce the chance of accidental opening. I have never had it accidentally open, fwiw.

I use this carrying case to carry around my Sony A57. It is durable enough to protect the camera and lens from minor bumps and bruises. I like the size, the look, and quick access to my camera. You can't beat this carrying case for the price.

I have been happy with the results I've been getting from the RSC 2 with my Sony a1 and 12-24 GM lens. The build quality feels very solid despite the delicate nature of gimbal axes. Balancing before use certainly takes some practice, but is logical once you get used to it. It probably takes me no more than 5 minutes now. As far as controlling the camera from the RSC 2, I have found some of the expected functionality doesn't seem to work, at least when connected with the USCB-Sony Multi connection. I have been meaning to try the USBC-USCBC connection. I know there are slight differences between the two connection types that I haven't had time to investigate yet. A nice touch is that a selection of control cables are provided. The tripod legs are reasonably stable for resting it on the ground while attached to the camera on set, but I would certainly keep a sandbag handy to secure it. My only real complaint is that I wish the RSC 2 either came with a hard carrying case or that a custom case were available for sale for considerably less money than the only one that seems to be available at this time. I transport the RSC 2 folded up in the original box, which works fine but you can't hide what you're carrying and the cardboard exterior will start to wear out. Lastly, I have been extremely impressed with the battery life. I have used the stabilizer for hours without it dipping below 50%.

I have had several other bags from different brands in the past, but the Sony system carrying case is really well made, great quality that protects your camera and accerssories. The camera body with a lense attached fits perfectly in the middle slot and the two other side slots holds my two other lenses perfectly as well. As I travel a lot, I value the size of the bag and that it is so light.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received these not too long ago, set them up to the Sony PlayStation 4 and let me tell ya, the sound quality on these bad boys are top notch.