Product Reviews

You cannot charge the camera or put something in the multip port such as the shooting grip. I am not sure why the product description says that you can charge the camera without removing the case. I have the RX 100 vii and you cannot do it.

Used for RX1005A. Love that case clips on and off. Magnets might be better, don't know, clips feel more secure to me. I would like to be able to detach/unclip the shoulder strap easily, so I can put camera in a pocket. Sometimes the wrist strap is enough.

just a shame it closes with a button in stead of a magnet (like a pretty identical case for x100f)

I bought this case and I've found that it doesn't really fit the new RX100 vi. The new lens is a bit thicker and the case doesn't fit over it. Is Sony making a new jacket case for the RX100 vi?? Thanks.

this jacket protects the camera very well, but is unfortunately not compatible with the sony AG-R2 camera grip, which I find to be a design flaw...

Good fit and level of convenience, design and protection.

my daughter finds it easy to use while best at protecting her new love-this sony camera.

This case harkens back to the 1960s and beyond, when almost every camera was small and hung from the neck by a thin leather strap. It's old-school all the way and offers the camera outstanding protection. I prefer the optional grip on the camera, which makes this case incompatible. My brother got one of the early tan cases, which is a whole other level of cool. Not sure why Sony doesn't bring those back. . . .

Very well made. Looks great. Fits perfectly. Really protects the camera. That said, I no longer use the lense cover flap, as it more than doubles the size of the camera as it hangs down and flops around. It was just too annoying. Note the camera won't fit with the handhold accessory installed.

It fits the camera like a glove. It is the only case you should buy for the camera because it offers the most protection. I would highly recommend the case.

After reviewing the various possibilities, I decided Sony's own case was the best answer. I'd rather it was leather, though, especially four the money. I don't use it when out in the hills - Something more weather resistant is needed then.

Small, clever, easy to use yet packed with great features

i would have preferred to pay more for a leather version of the same thing

Bought a cheap version .... Was designed very poorly. This one from Sony is expensive but does exactly what it needs to. Well designed and good quality .... Wish I had bought this from the off !

Fits the camera very well. When taking a shot the case doesn't hinder or get in the way. One quick unsnap and the cover falls away allowing access to all camera features. If you fumble the camera no worries it is firmly attached and around you neck. When enclosed the camera is fully protected including the back screen. So you can carry it around you neck and you will not scratch the screen. The neck strap is also lightly padded. A nice touch. Although the camera is not heavy if you wear it all day a little padding is very welcome.

I was glad my Sony Store had this available in stock a I didn't want to leave without a camera protective gear. The bottom base securely fits to the bottom of the camera and can be removed to access the battery and memory card. The cover for the lens is awesome. I take it off if I am taking lots of shots and leave it attached if I'm doing single shots to always make sure my camera is protected. The leather quality is great and you can access the mini usb port to charge the camera without having to remove the case. Must have as well.

I used the case in earnest now and it works fine but, closing over the top is stiff due to the front of the camera being wider than the back, and the tight fit of the case. It is expensive but there is no other case like it.

The case is OK as long as you don't have the Filter adapter fitted to the lens as the case will not close properly. I expected that the Sony accessories for the RM100 would be compatible, however the recess for the lens needs to be longer.