I know the case is originally labeled as a case for a tablet but I'm using it for a couple of airbrush's and their needles, regulators and nozzles as well as a small bottle of needle lube. I positioned the airbrushes and accessories how I wanted them, then measured it out and started looking for cases with matching or similar measurements and came across this case which was absolutely perfect for them. This is the first case with pick n' pull cubes that is not that foamy foam type, instead it's still squared out as usual but it's kind of a hard foam making it easy to make custom cuts in it if you have oddly shaped items which in my case I do. I just used an Exacto or hobby knife and made all the desired cuts that I needed and it looks and holds everything perfectly. It also has a bottom lined foam insert that protects the underside of your item or items and also has a top egg liner in thye lid to hold the items from moving while in transit. Very nice case, Love it!

Great case however as pelican videos on there other cases show people standing on them, and even a couple of ambitious YouTube home product testers, I wouldn't. It is strong but it does have some flex in the middle. This case is designed to protect your equipment and it does that well. I was trying to find something I could take to work like a briefcase but not be so retro, not a murse, and not a backpack. This one fit the bill, it is slim which could slide under a normal car seat for concealment, small enough to push behind my back in crowded areas while using the shoulder strap, and comes with pluck foam. The foam is more rigid which I wanted for compartmentalizing the storage pockets. I organized all my everyday carry items, outlined them on the foam, cut and plucked, and used hot glue to stick the final compartments down to the bottom foam layer. I have been using this setup for almost a year and give it a thumbs up.

I purchased the Pelican case knowing that Pelican cases are meant for extreme protection of all types of equipment. I got it for my new Microsoft Surface Tablet because the inner dimensions fit the tablet. I was able to use the foam insert and devise a cutout that worked for me to insert a mini USB keyboard, 5 port USB hub, and surface tablet. Overall, this is a great solution! I wanted a case that was durable and could withstand being banged around in a car, a trunk, or when traveling. The case is lightweight, sleek looking, and feels great in my hand when carrying. The tablet fits like a glove inside the case. Also, I love that I was able to fit a mini USB keyboard and USB hub inside. I opted for a USB keyboard because I couldn't find a Bluetooth keyboard with an integrated track-pad that I liked or would fit in this case. Also, I was not a fan of the magnetic cover/keyboard accessory for the tablet and felt safer having a solid case like this one to store and protect it. The only negative argument I have is I was unable to fit the charger inside, although if you do not have a keyboard like I do, you may be able to fit it. My overall opinion is that this is a great case and I would definitely recommend this as a viable solution for storing and carrying the Microsoft Surface tablet!

Just got it today for my GALAXY NOTE 10. 1 tablet. I also got the Snugg brand case for my tablet. If you take out ALL the pull and pluck foam part and just leave the frame of it then the Note 10. 1 fits like a glove without having to take out the bottom foam piece (which I seen on a video that someone said they had to take it out). Meaning. . there is a frame of foam that houses the pull and pluck pieces. If you just remove all the pieces at once, leaving the frame outline and the third ( whole) piece of foam on the very bottom of the case, it's a perfect fit for the tablet with the snugg case still on it. I didn't have to force the top down either. Seems like a sturdy case. I would recommend it. Updated-If I had it to do over again I would buy the 1095 SOLELY for the extra room to put my extra memory cards and perhaps my charger in it with the tablet.