SKB 3i-2922-iMAC iSeries 2922-10 Custom 27" iMac Case (3i2922iMAC)

Great fit, great protection. I put my 27" Apple monitor inside with cord and nothing else, had to fly so I checked it as baggage and it was about 8 pounds over the 50lb. limit, so Delta charged me an ADDITIONAL $100 on top of the $30. Nothing I can do, but just beware if you have to send it thru baggage.

I sure wish this thing could have been about 2 pounds lighter. I'm very concerned about getting on a plane as it goes over the magic 50lbs when holding the iMac and keyboard. Meaning the airline will probably charge me extra to check it.

It's a bit expensive, but it's definitely built to withstand travel. The iMac fits perfectly inside, with a few pockets for putting the thin Apple keyboard, a mouse, and a few accessories.I'm a bit concerned that the wheel axles are already warping from normal occasional usage, but I'm not too concerned since the case comes with a lifetime guarantee. I trust SKB since they've been making road cases for professional music gear for years. My bass guitar rig is in a SKB rack, and I've had it for many years without issues.

These are impressively well built. I purchased 2 for an extended trip across the country they handled the first two flights without a problem. But the real test was when we went offroading in Moab, UT. These were in the back of the SUV banging around, the computers were completely unharmed. These are fantastic and would absolutely buy again.Note with the iMac loaded the travel weight is right at 50 lbs.

Great case ---- it's BIG, but it does get a giant imac on an airplane at no extra cost. It comes out right at 50 pounds, and we've flown with it a half-dozen times and have yet to be called "oversize". It's a good fit, protects the iMac, and works great.

I hesitated on buying this. It's expensive. I bought this in October 2019 as I was moving from the USA to Asia for a few years and needed to bring my iMac with me to continue to do my "side hustles" and photography business. Before my depature, I backed up everything on an external hard drive just in case. Not only did it make it halfway across the world (with one layover), it made it there in one piece SAFELY and weighing in at nearly exactly 50 pounds, no overweight baggage fees (note: it fits your computer, keyboard and mouse. If you put anything else it in, you run the risk of it being overweight)I only planned on using this twice (one to move there, once to move back to the USA), but due to the pandemic, I had to head back to the USA for a few months. Once again, packed up my iMac in this case, and it made it safely again halfway across the world. As I had to leave without much notice, I didn't have time to back up my data on a hard drive before I left, but no worries, everything arrived safely.I'll use it again when I go back, and then once more when I return permanently. This case has been WELL worth the money.

I was really excited about this case. It's $400+ so it should be protecting my iMac.After flying from NY to Hawaii I took out my iMac from the case and turned it on..Now I have a line of dead pixel. Who's going to pay me the repair cost?This case is an absolute joke and disappointment. Yes they do have warranty but that's just for the case.Your content is NOT protected or insured.Should've bought a pelican case. I never write a review but this is a $400+ worth garbage.

Although the price is pretty high this luggage is is the bomb! I was concerned and worry about the safety of my iMac which I must have with me at all times traveling overseas. Well, I haven’t tried yet, and I will place a review once I arrive at my next destination hopefully my computer will be intact.