DroneGuard CS 300 From Lowepro - Stay Organized With This Safe Secure Case For Your Quadcopter Drone and All Its Essentials

As the title says, I bought this bag to store my Phantom 4 Pro in. I use my drone for work as a real estate photographer, so being able to safely transport my equipment is an absolute necessity. I like the stiffness of the outer bag, it won't protect your drone if something big was to fall on it or if it got slammed around really hard, but those are extreme circumstances. For daily use, the rigid body is totally sufficient for keeping my drone safe. The interior pouches are perfect sized for carrying a charger in one, and my remote in the other. The built-in prop storage is nice, you plus the additional pockets for cables, filters, pretty much anything else you would need for your drone. I've been using this bag for over 6 months, and I have never had any issues with it, nor have I ever found it to be lacking for anything I needed it to do. I've had a Lowepro bag for my DSLR camera for 6 years, and it has still held up perfectly. I have no doubts this bag will do the same.

The media could not be loaded. I was skeptical of this bag at first, but gave it a shot. Now, after many trips around mountains in Colorado, a trip to Belize and Grand Cayman, I can say that this bag is wonderful.My skepticism was how the drone fits in what looks like a fairly thin case. I've always used very secure Pelican cases for all my gear. The Lowepro CS 400 packs everything securely and allows for extra room, which I couldn't do with the pelican case. For extended traveling, I put a lot of my clothes in this bag where there's large empty areas. After 2 trips checking this bag, the drone hasn't had a scratch (at least not from the airline travel - can't say the same about my own drone piloting).Highly recommend this bag. Cost can't be beat either.See the full video review here: [...]

Lowepro quality for my newest toy/tool. This case has the benefits of light-weight paired with a semi-hard shell. It keeps the parts and accessories needed to fly and maintain a drone in one easy to carry case. You can use it as a backpack or a carry case.The main selling point of this bag is the brand quality. I have owned many Lowepro bags and cases and have never had any issues. Very reliable, very tough, and customizable.The second selling point is the price point. It comes in at the same price level of no-name drone cases and bags. That being said, there really is no reason to go with the lesser quality bag.I have recommended this bag to all of my drone flying friends and colleagues to protect their investment.

I use it for a 3DR Solo. Light weight and pretty easy to carry. It serves the purpose but there is not a lot of dedicated and "secured space" inside for a number of additional items you might carry with you. By this I mean you have dedicated space for the Drone and the controller and Velcro loops to secure both in place as well as a zippered area for up to three batteries (with a battery in the drone itself you can easily transport 4 batteries in the case). After that there is additional space but those additional items are loose to move around inside the case. It would have been nice to provide a few additional Velcro straps for securing other items. Heavier loose items could damage the drone if not wrapped properly. There is a nice space in the top for as many as 11 replacement blades. The section for the 11 replacement blades is removable and has a handle and also a nice zippered area for a small notebook, instructions or even an iPad. All in all I think it works but for the price it would have been nice to include a couple of additional Velcro bags to sit in the sides to hold other items. You can probably pick up a couple of inexpensive bags to sit in the available space and even a couple of Velcro straps to hold them in place...so not a deal killer. There is also a zippered pouch on the outside of the top which is about 6.5 functional inches deep and about 7 functional inches wide. It is a space that would be good for some papers or maybe a small notebook no more than about a half inch thick. Not sure how it would hold up if it got wet (since I avoid getting it wet) but probably does not protect your drone in a heavy rain. As I am writing this review and looking more closely at the picture on the tag that was tided to the handle, there is an actual small open top pouch (in the picture) that was not included with my backpack. If you buy one be sure and check for that when you open and inspect the backpack. If you travel a lot on planes, buses, or in very rugged areas I would probably prefer a hard case that is water proof. The trade off for a hard water poof case is greater protection but more weight. For this case, I carry a plastic kitchen type garbage bag inside just tin case a rain storm pops up.

I'm very happy with this carrying bag. It is sturdy - protects my phantom 4 really well. I am so happy that I can keep all the propellers attached while in this case and carry them unharmed. It really does work as a perfect base for take off. I keep my ipad, connector cables, two batteries, remote control, extra set of propellers, battery charging cable, and phantom 4 with all its attached propellers in this bag.Worth the money - I can sense this will last a long time. Thank you LowePro for making this case. This bag is much better than what DJI sells!!

I bought this case not really knowing if I was going to be able to fit my bebop 2 power with all the accessories but actually it did fit. A little tight but everything is in even with propellers on! See my picturesOther than that I like the case, it seems well made and I also like that the velcro dividers are both strong holding and easy to move.The only little downside is that the pockets are really slim so you can’t fit much inside.