Hard EVA Storage Case Compatible with Midland ER310 / ER210 /ER300/ER50 Emergency Crank Weather AM/FM Radio, Portable Travel Container Bag (Case Only)

La funda es de la medida exacta para el radio de emergencias MIDLAND, le pongo 4 estrellas porque el color no es rojo, es más tirandole a rosa. Fuera de eso, cumple con su función.

Fits the Midland ER310 perfectly. Well made and solid, with room in the zip up compartment for cables, charging adapter, batteries and manual. We wanted an all RED color case so we could easily locate the radio among our stuff in our rig among all of our black tote bags so we didn't want an all black one or a black one with red trim as most of the available cases seem to be. There's not many all RED cases available on Amazon for the ER310, and after purchasing and receiving this one we found that it absolutely meets our needs. It was affordable as well which is a bonus.

I wanted to protect the ER310 while it's in storage, so I set out looking for cases. The first one, pictured on the right in the second photo, was an extremely tight fit for the ER310 while leaving no room for anything else. The little pocket in the upper lid was beyond useless, since putting anything other than the manual in it will place pressure on the radio when you're trying to close the case. In steps this. The fit for the ER310 is perfect, not tight, but also not much gap so you know it won't shake around in a closed case. The pocket in the lid is well proportioned and has a zipper. Even when you add batteries and a pen, nothing gets squished. The difference between the two different cases is the overall height. This is a great addition to safely store the ER310. Get it and forget it.

After-market hard cases usually share a common problem...they fit the main device well, but not the necessary accessories to make it function. This case stands out in that it handles everything--the radio, its charger cable, instruction book with room left over. This padded case has a well-designed zipper closure and comfortable carrying handle. The only thing I see that would greatly improve the design would be to provide a means of labeling what is inside to make it easier to find and differentiate it from other equipment.

Overall, I think this case will be sufficient for how I plan to use it. However, my main concern is that the corners either seem to be somewhat worn, or the outer covering is stretched quite tightly around the case, which causes it to stretch around the corners. I'm not really sure which is the case, but the corners of the covering look thin/weak. Other than that, the case should adequately protect what's in size for my purposes, and the zippers work very well. The carry handle on it seems robust and sturdy.