Anbee Ronin RS 3 Mini Carrying Case, Portable Shoulder Bag Travel Hard Shell Box Compatible with DJI Ronin RS3 Mini Handheld 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer

fits and protects my gear perfectly when traveling

I looked at a few cases for my RS3 Mini, and chose this one because it allowed the gimbal to stay completely assembled, rather than removing one section to store it in the case.The case is well setup, and very very maximized to use every MM of space.I dont need the spot for the DJI wireless mics, but its an added bonus if you do.I appreciate the extra storage space for extra cables, etc.The fabric on the case itself is very nice.The embossing of the S & L for showing its made by sunnylife, is pretty coolThe case is nice and stiff on the outside, as well as the inside which holds the gimbal beautifullyThe shoulder strap is pretty cheesy and cheap, which does not match the rest of the quality of the case.The carrying Handle is very nice, it stores away neatly, until you need it, it reminds me of the old suitcase handles.Overall Im happy to have a case to store and carry my gimbal in, and Im glad sunnylife designed theirs the way they did, allowing it to stay together.

This thing smelled badly of chemicals and took several days to air out. The zipper inside on the mesh pocket was already split when I received it. And the listing gives the impression that there are two layers to the case because it talks about underneath a few of the components. But there are not two layers it is a single layer caseIt’s OK and will do the job. But it’s nothing really fantastic I think there are better cases here on Amazon. They might be a few dollars more but I think you get a lot more reliable zippers and less chemical smell.

This is the second RS3 mini case that I have gotten from Amazon and it's better than the first one, but still not great for everyday use. As mentioned in previous reviews, the case is setup in a way that makes it necessary to re-balance every time. It's not so convenient to use because of this.Also mentioned in a previous review is the insert being non-removable. I don't design these cases, but I don't understand why they all don't have removable inserts. I have a smaller microphone case that's styled similarly, but it has a removable insert. It makes it much more versatile and allows me to use it for other purposes. Unfortunately, that case is too small for this gimbal or I'd use it instead.If this had a removable insert, I'd be able to place my gimbal as is, only having to adjust one axis at most (which is necessary for the RS3 Mini to fold down flat).I do like the design of the case itself. It's a nice looking case without any logos (thankfully!). It's just the right size as well.If the insert was removable, it would get 5 stars for me. Inserts should always be removable for these kinds of hard cases.

I am able to fit my Sony ZV1 and my mics under the gimbal. The camera is a perfect fit where the DJI charging case is supposed to go. I don’t have that so no big deal for me. It is nice having all I need for doing my blog thing on the go in one clean case. It does take time to put everything together, So I do find myself using my phone fairly often. But the protection that this provides is worth the extra time.

I needed case to store some battery chargers. This did the trick.

Overall, this case is a good case. It's built well, attractive, holds the RS3 Mini without disassembly, and has space for a few accessories. However, there are a few things that stand out that I was not fully pleased with.-The case should be slightly larger. The RS3 fits without disassembly, but just barely. Folding it in such a way where it fits is a little but cumbersome.-The tray is not removable. There is room under the tray that could be put to good use if the tray popped out.-The internal placeholders would be better used for an accessory handle than the mystery items it is currently made for. Mavic Mini batteries? Maybe... but, why? This is not a Mavic Mini!-The spot for the camera mounting plate is not very secure.Despite the above issues, I think it's still a good case, and at a little over $30, it's still a very fair price and I definitely recommend it if you are looking for a case.

I got an anbee case for my full size RS3 as well so I kind of knew what I was getting into for this one, but I wanted a travel case nonetheless.This case is generally pretty protective, and at the very least, keeps all of your stuff together. If you just have the gimbal itself with the mini tripod, there's a little bit of extra space in here to store accessories, which is nice. The inside of these cases is stiff, almost like a hard case, meaning that you will have to return the rs3 mini to almost its default positioning before packing up.That is the major drawback of harder cases like this one - you will need to re-balance your gimbal every time, unless your current balancing just so happens to fit in the box. I also found that I needed to remove the quick release plate and store it in one of the compartments, but that's not that big of a deal.Overall, case works fine and makes it easy to transport the gimbal. Also comes with a shoulder strap, although I prefer to carry by hand.