co2CREA Hard Case Replacement for Zoom H4n Pro Portable Recorder Stereo Microphones

I bought a JJC H6 Protective Case before I bought this case. Although the JJC case is small and worked as advertised, I didn't like opening all the flaps to operate the Zoom recorder. Also, my tripod couldn't be used when the case was on. So I would just take the recorder out of the case to use it. The Zoom is slightly difficult to remove and replace from the JJC case. So I purchased this hard case for my zoom. It's bulkier but has space to store other dedicated mics and a zippered pouch built in to store accessories. The cutout foam inserts are precisely fitted for the zoom and mics. Nice case.

Fit H4n pro perfectly. Seems like good protection. I can also fit in a cable and a very small clamp on stand in the case.

Well constructed. Hard-enough sides to protect the device, and enough room to also store a mini tripod, which is nice. Like, it's solid enough that I'm good packing it in my bag and throwing it around on tour (just kidding, I don't tour. but if I did it would probably provide sufficient protection). But if I were like, skydiving with it, and the purpose of my skydiving was really to just deliver a non-damaged Zoom, regardless of it my parachute (and obvs backup parachute) opened or not, because the Zoom had like reeaallly important audio on it, I'd probably opt for something else. But that something else, like a pelican case or something, would also be bulkier and more expensive. In the sky-diving use-case though, the additional cost wouldn't be a problem because in all likelihood, in that scenario whomever I'm delivering for would probably be footing the bill and I'd be all like, "yo! Billy - expense dat!". Anyway, I've gotten off track. It's a good case. The price was fair. The sides are sturdy. The zipper is good. Would recommend.

I love this compact case! It holds the F3 as well as various vital accessories that i use: A power bank, extra AA batteries, a short XLR cable, a short USB-C cable, a USB-C to USB-A adapter, and a few thread adapters. The all tuck in nicely, and the hard shell of the case gives me peace of mind as I toss the whole kit into my bag. Going on a year of owning this and it's been a champ.

What I like is that it protects the H4n securely. It needs the protection, esp moving around on location a lot. There is some extra room around the H4n and a pouch in the lid that lets you store the dead cat , a remote, some SD cards and an extra set of Dbl. AA batteries so its all in one place as a self contained unit. The profile of this case is fairly small, and its a clamshell , tough little case, good quality zipper. For me the bigger cases are just to cumbersome even with more room inside. I put his in my padded tripod bag and it travels well there. well in there. I have not

The original plastic case for the Zoom HN4 Pro fits the recorder tightly, but nothing else. It was tricky to pry the recorder out without dropping it. So far, this case looks just about what I was hoping for. It seems tough enough to protect from impacts, and so far the zipper seems okay. Will see how long it lasts. The area for the HN4 Pro fits a bit loose, but decently. It could have a tiny bit more padding around the inside, but it's fine. A stretchy strap keeps it fairly snug. There's room in the other side to put my USB cables and some batteries. The webbing in the opposite side is raised out from the top cover enough that I wouldn't try and put extra batteries loose in the top side though. They could end up out with the recorder. They'd be fine in a little battery holder though. That webbing holds cables fine, but little things would slip out from under it. The whole thing still fits in my guitar case, and I don't think I'll be as likely to drop the recorder getting it out of the case, so I'm pleased so far to be able to fit the whole kit in there.

This is a great case! I recently bought a Zoom H1 recorder. I have used my Zoom a number of times and was putting it back in the box each time I finished using it. I saw some soft cases which looked pretty good, but then I saw this hard case custom-made for the Zoom H1...excellent! It is well made and attractive and comes with a 'dead cat' (furry) windscreen. The windscreen is a nice addition to the package. It fits in the case while on or off of the Zoom unit, although it is a snug fit. The dead cat windscreen comes in handy for 'outdoor with wind' applications. For indoor recordings with dialog, I also have foam windscreens. Those also work well outdoors if the wind is light. The only disadvantage to the dead cat type is that it totally covers the red 'record' light. When you push record, you could push the elastic up slightly to view the light to make sure you are in record mode then let it pop back into place. The foam windscreen (sold separately) stops just short of the red record light so you can see it come on after pressing the record button..

Does just what it needs to!

Was just what I needed to protect my audio investment.

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Es perfecto para lo que está pensado. Para mi gusto es un poco grande, creo que se podría haber resuelto en menos espacio, pero cumple su cometido

This is a good quality case and I think it’s good value for money. The F3 fits in nicely and is secure to prevent it rattling around. It offers good protection and the zip seems of okay quality too. I think it will last a while. I also like that there is additional room. I’ve used this to store sd cards in, smaller deadcats for other recorders I’m taking out on field recording journeys or just wires etc.

La funda llegó antes de tiempo. El material y la calidad del producto son excelentes. Tenía mis dudas ya que compré el producto a pesar de no tener reseñas pero superó con creces mis expectativas, es excelente para proteger tu equipo y guardar diversos aditamentos de tu grabadora (en la bolsa de arriba guardo pilas, powerbank y un deadcat para la grabadora, así como sus cables y no se siente nada justo).