I purchased this case to protect my new Seagate Portable Hard Drive. The Seagate, cord and other accessories fit in it nicely and the red is beautiful. I know many go with black or charcoal grey type colors.
But the red is nice since it is easily visible in your travel bag if you need to bring it along, and again since many choose the black or grey...You will clearly know yours if you happen to see a red one sitting somewhere!
Obviously you don't need to use for a portable hard drive. Using for your Bluetooth headphones, USB storage sticks, memory cards, etc. Just knowing that everything is kept in all one place is helpful in your digital organization.

I purchased to put my cellphone earpiece, charging cord, and two USB drives. My earpiece is a little long as the microphone extends from the ear piece down to my mouth and leaving it loose in my handbag was bending the wire too much. I am always fumbling in my bag to get my USB drives and now I can have them in one place. The case itself is sturdy, smooth zipper, and the red color I ordered is very striking. So you can use these portable case for other items and not just a portable hard drive.

It's a great case. Its Quality shows. I like the red one so I can find it easier. It's a bit smaller than the Drive Logic ones I also by, but it does fit my WD Passports without a problem. I like the fact it's a HARD case too, for protection.

WORD OF CAUTION!!

Too many times I see people not really understanding their EXTERNAL DRIVES. The External drives still spin up and down like an internal drive. These cases might protect the drives from drops, but there's still things you NEED to do to ensure your drive, and your data, remain safe.

1. BE SURE that your drive is in a secure position BEFORE you plug it in. Don't be moving it around while it's plugged in. It's SPINNING, and you are just increasing the chances of bumping it into a head crash.

2. AFTER you unplug it. LET IT SIT 30 SECONDS. Those disks are STILL SPINNING even after you unplug it. Some slow and stop faster than others, but wait long enough to be on the safe side. If you move it or, gawd forbid, you drop it while the platters are still spinning, you dramatically increase the chances of your heads crashing into those platters and losing all your data.

You can search the web for "head crash image" to see what happens if you aren't careful. It's not pretty.

This case and those cautions should keep your data safe a very long time....

The external drive case encases my drive and charging cord well. It's sturdy and protects.

I purchased this Case Logic case for a Western Digital USB 3.0 external drive, and the case has worked out brilliantly. The case is a semi-hardshell design, meaning that, although not made of inflexible plastic, the external cloth is supported by a semi-rigid insert. There is plenty of room inside for the drive and its short USB 3.0 cable, with a little room to spare for perhaps a larger cable, or maybe a few flash cards. The inside of the case has a stretchy built-in band on one side that holds the drive securely in place during storage and when you are opening and closing the case. The zipper works very well, with no snags, and feels pretty rugged, meaning that it does not feel like it will break or pull apart with normal usage. The size is really perfect for the external USB portable drives, big enough to use with comfort, but not too large to defeat the original purpose of buying one of the portable USB format drives. The case is also pretty lightweight, and surprisingly, even though you might think that the neoprene-style cases would be lighter, are actually not the different in weight (neoprene is actually not as light as it might at first seem).

An easy five star recommendation for design, functionality, and price!

The drive I'm using with this case:
Western Digital My Passport 1 TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive - WDBBEP0010BRD-NESN (Red)