WESAPPINC Keyboard case Travel Bag Keyboard case for Standard Mechanical Keyboards Such as IKBC87, GANSS87, Darwin 87, FILCO87, and Amilo 87 Keyboard

Ordered a small, fits my Traveler perfectly and saved me $30. Good, strong material. Just went on a 2 week vacation with lots of traveling and felt totally secure.

Inexpensive and the quality is what you would expect, felt and elastic. My keyboard is 12" wide and it fits the long dimension well. However my Kechron K3 is only 4.5" wide, which is about an inch shorter than the width of the pouch. I broke the seams of the side, trimmed about an inch off the side and sewed a "bar tack" (red thread) where the original stitching would come undone. You can see the red "dots". The flap then just folds over. The flap is now too long so I trimmed about an inch off it. The notches that grab the elastic are now in the wrong place, so I made new ones. The photo on the right shows the trimmed size next to my K3, and the closed modified pouch with new notches. Enjoy!

The 'S' size (60 keys up to 11.8") is a perfect glove fit for my Filco Majestouch MINILA Air keyboard. The case provides good protection and makes carrying the keyboard safe and convenient. Highly recommended!

Disclaimer, I used some cash back to get this for a few dollars and that's exactly what I feel this thing is worth, but even still, I might return it for that cash back.. back.The item looks exactly as depicted albeit slightly crushed since it's just a flaccid case, on this front I like it. I bought it, the small size, for my HHKB Professional Hybrid and it fits perfectly. Since it looks just like the pictures, it also even looks good.Materials. It's just felt. Felt that is stitched together and a piece of elastic thrown over the middle, nothing more. If you didn't care for the precision of the machining then you could easily do this yourself.

I have the annepro 2 and this fits it well. it's not a hard case but a thick soft felt pouch. i still worry about drops and damaging my keyboard but nothing has happened to it yet. Maybe it's actually protecting it some how. there's nothing much to say, but it's good so far. It keep my keyboard safe from scratches and secure in it's place. I wish it would have had a pouch or zipper in the front for the cable. a regular type c cable or a paracord cable would be ok, but i have an aviator connected cable and it just doesn't fit in the pouch. the Keyboard is snug with barely room to snuggle.

Does its job with little frills. My Razer Joro fit in no problem.

While this sleeve technically protects the keyboard, the material quality is seriously disappointing. It feels like very thin, cheap felt—not something I’d trust for long-term durability or real protection.If you're looking for something with a more premium feel or sturdier construction, I’d recommend looking elsewhere. This just doesn’t match the quality you'd expect, even at a budget price.

I was kind of alarmed at the official felt case for the Freewrite Traveller and when I found this case I got it immediately. It's just a little wider that the Traveller but sill provides little wiggle room and fits like a glove and saves me almost $40. Great product for the price.