Gator Cases Padded Nylon Dual Carry Tote Bag for Transporting (2) LCD Screens, Monitors and TVs Between 40" - 45", (G-LCD-TOTE-LGX2)

The Gator Padded Nylon Dual Carry Tote Bag has been a game-changer for transporting our 43” Samsung Smart Monitor to trade shows. Previously, we struggled with the original packaging—it required removing the base or awkwardly fitting the TV upside down. The box was difficult to carry alone and looked awful. This bag eliminated all those issues and made the process hassle-free.The front flap unzips completely, making loading and unloading the TV incredibly easy, whether you're in a rush or working in a tight space. Although it’s designed for two monitors, it fits our single screen perfectly without needing to remove the base. We use the included insert—velcroed in place—as a brace to keep our TV from moving too much during transport.This gives us great flexibility. While it's admittedly heavy, I can carry the TV myself with the shoulder strap and portfolio-style handle on the flat side. The side handles are even better, allowing two of us to carry it. The stable, somewhat rigid base allows us to stand it on a cart if the venue offers it.The front pocket is a handy place to store our small media player, cables, and remotes.Aesthetically, the simple black design is professional and understated, and the durable nylon fabric is perfectly suited for this kind of repeated use. Even after almost two years of use, the zippers have held up great —no snags, no signs of wear.I'd buy it again and absolutely recommend it.

I purchased this to store our Starlink standard dish. We use this in our RV. I needed a place to store it while traveling and in storage. This fits perfectly and offers padded protection, which is what I was looking for. The quality feels good and can hold all the cables, modem, and power supply. I recommend this.

Make sure you read the size descriptions carefully. This bag is big enough to fit 2 screens in, potentially 3 if they are thin screens. I can fit my 27in acer predator screen in on one side and the other side has enough room to fit 3 full laptop bags in it (1 larger bag, 2 smaller bags)It is a good, high quality bag but It’s way more than I need right now for my mobile gaming setup.The quality has impressed me enough to spend the few hundred more of the hard case for a single screen that I initially was going to order but decided to go with the cheaper option instead. Will definitely still be keeping it in case I do decide to add another screen to me travel setup.

It's a perfect fit for my Starlink Gen 3. High-end cordura material. It's thick in all the right places but has nice soft felt fabric inside to protect it from scratches and dents. It has 2 good size outer pockets for cords and whatever you want to bring along. It does have carry handles with velcro lock and a sling. Definitely recommend.

I just got a Pioneer DDJ-1000 and needed a case. I needed something to bring my controller in the car, so I didn't really want something very heavy. I came across this case, and took a chance on it. I think it's perfect for my needs.I knew it was a bit larger than some of the other cases available, but I was hoping to use the extra space to stow my cables and power adapters, which is something that the more form-fitting cases don't really allow. I also wanted some extra room to be able to pack my laptop and headphones.The DDJ-1000 fits with just enough room to spare for me to store a couple small electronics bags on the side (see pics). The little bags hold all of my cables and power adapters for the controller and laptop. I've also got a DeckSaver cover on the controller, but the interior is well-padded and also has a harder insert to prevent poking through.On the outside of the case, there is a roomy, padded pocket that holds my laptop and AT headphones perfectly.The bag is large, but it's great to not have to carry everything separately. It also stands up vertically when loaded. I bought the Used - Very good from Amazon Warehouse and the condition was brand new IMO, with all tags still attached and no signs of use.

I have a BenQ GW2765 that I drag to and from a shared office space. I have a stand attached that I don't want to take on and off each time. So I put the monitor in upside down and let the bottom of the base sort of stick out of the top of the Gator. Works well enough. I'm not shipping this, I'm just trying to avoid getting nasty scratches on the glass of the monitor. I had this for a while before I started using it, until my job situation changed. Now I'm using it 4 days a week, twice each day. I should also point out there's a really cool pouch on the front that is just the right size for a full size Logitech G910 keyboard. Bonus on that one.The tote bag comes with a shoulder strap, and that's what I've been using to carry it. The strap is connected to the tote with a spring clip for easy removal.Yesterday after about 20 or so uses, I was just about to my desk and the clip that holds the shoulder strap came apart and the monitor slid off my shoulder and hit the cement floor. Damn. I used the other hand-straps to carry it the rest of the way and opened it up.The monitor hit hard enough to pop the bezel a bit, but I just snapped it back into place. The rest of the monitor was in great shape. No blood, no foul.So, on one hand, the strap almost cost me my monitor, but the on the other hand, the case is good enough that the equipment survived the fall in perfect condition.I'll contact the company about the strap and see what they say. It really is the easiest way to carry something as heavy as a monitor.So I would definitely recommend this product for dragging a monitor around in your car or something. Not shippable, though.