Targus Ipad Cases

Keeps the iPad protected. We use these with the special needs students and have very few broken in these cases.

The cases fit perfect on my two iPad Pro I purchased for my kids

My corded Targus keypad didn't quite reach as far as i needed it to so i got this.. And it works. Requires 1 AAA battery.

This is my second bag like this from Targus. I frequently travel with large works of reference along with my laptop. This makes managing the load quite comfortable.

My older laptop was an HP HDX 16, a 16" model. I carried it in a Targus laptop bag, which accommodated larger laptops. When I downsized to a 14" HP Elitebook 8460p laptop about two years ago, I kept using my old Targus bag. It's a very good bag, but it is somewhat bulky and, after nearly 10 years of use, it is pretty worn out. When I saw B&H's deal on this Case Logic 14" laptop bag, I thought it was a good time to get a new bag that was a better fit for my 14" laptop. It fits like a glove and provides just enough pocket space to accommodate the power supply and small accessories. Since the Case Logic bag is constructed of thinner material, it doesn't provide as much protection as my old laptop bag. But for the price, I am not complaining. And, being less bulky than my old laptop bag, it is less cumbersome.

I bought this tripod coming off of a Manfrotto Compact Advanced and a Targus (Sunpak) cheapo tripod before that. My main issues with the Manfrotto were a lack of leg spreaders, a serious issue with wobble from nearby walking or grazing moving up the tripod and shaking the camera, and some silly design choices on the tripod head such as pan and tilt being locked by the same lever. I also had problems with audience members blocking some or all of my shots. This tripod not only resolved all of those issues, it also greatly exceeded my expectations. While it has some hallmarks of cheap construction, it is solid and well-built. This thing is legitimately in the 7ft height category and can easily reach over the heads of audiences at live events. The fluid head has separate locking adjustments for pan and tilt and panning is wonderfully smooth compared to the cheap tension-lock head designs of the Manfrotto and Targus. The index marks didn't matter to me yet I still found them to be useful. The head handle can be loosened and rotated if you don't like the downward position seen in the pictures. The quick-release plate is nice, but watch out when you push it down because the spring in the lock lever is very strong and it will pinch your finger if you're not careful. I would never hesitate to buy this tripod again. It is a wonderful value for the money.

I have a large laptop and this Targus case is exactly what I was hoping it would be. It not only holds my laptop, but there are pockets for a great deal of useful items I may need. It's light weight but is built well enough to keep you laptop safe.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a Targus docking station and it began to give me a little issue so I investigated options. Since I'm an HP laptop owner I gravitated to an HP product this time and so far I am very pleased with my choice. Worked flawlessly and immediately from the get go. Just what I needed and is nice and compact.

Got this to replace the bulky bag that came with my work laptop. I like the Targus MUCH better - it's MUCH lighter, but still feels like it will provide enough protection. The side pocket is a little small, and doesn't have any zipper or velcro mini-pockets inside, but that's not really a big deal to me. Most important is that it's comfortable and easy to carry around. I'm especially impressed by the grip on the shoulder strap, which stays in place even when I'm wearing my leather jacket.

I wanted a ball head for a Targus monopod that I have had forever. This is a perfect fit and strong enough to hold a Canon 6D with a 17-40L lens. Just be sure to check your thread sizes.