The case is perfect for Canon G7X MARK II.

I use this camera bag to store my daily diabetic supplies which consist of my meter, test strips, log book, ball point pen and lancing device. This replaced a bag originally designed by Case Logic for diabetic supply storage. Overall, I am pleased with the bag. I do have to work on getting my ball point pen to fit so I can zip the bag. This is a minor inconvenience. When comparing this bag to others that are designed for diabetic supplies, for me this camera bag works well...

After thinking about it a bit, I came to realize that I've used a lot of Case Logic gear over the years. Hard Drive cases, CD cases, thumb drive cases, and the list goes on. However, this is one of the first compact camera cases that I've bought, and I did a ton of searching to find the perfect one, and wouldn't you know it? Case Logic. I came into an estate and there were a lot of time that I kept and that I wanted to protect. I'm a DSLR user, and don't typically go for compact cameras, but I got a couple of cameras and one was a Canon A590. The camera's a little older, and not the best in the world, but the image quality is decent, and more importantly it takes AA batteries which you can buy anywhere. That's a plus for me in a compact camera.

I wanted a case that was small enough to wear out of the way on my belt. The camera's pretty compact, and I could carry it in a jacket pocket, but in the summer, you need a case because it's a bit large for pants pockets. After much searching and comparing, I found this case. It has the belt loop on the back, but more importantly, it's a real loop, not a strap with a snap or velcro on the end. Those can come off your belt too easily. Not this one. I'll stay on there.

I got lucky with this case to be honest. It fits the A590 perfectly. The case couldn't be any smaller and still work. There is a front pocket, but it's fairly small as well. The most you can fit in there would be a couple of AA batteries and an SD card or two. The dimensions listed on their site are true to spec, so this case turned out to be the exact size I needed without any unnecessary left over space. Even so, it's padded well, and provides ample protection for the camera. And just a little extra for you is a carabiner style clip that you can use if you don't have a belt. That would work nice for those you are hiking and just clip it on their daypack or backpack. For the money, this case is a bargain, and is exactly what I wanted and have come to expect from Case Logic.

My dad uses this as his "purse". He seems to really like it. The one he had before this
was around 6 years old before the zipper broke. I'm writing this review 5 years after I purchased it, and the purse is still in use.

case fits my Panasonic LUMIX DC-ZS70K perfectly. i was concerned needlessly that it might bounce around or rock side to side due to large sized belt loop holder but it stays secure. fit of main pocket is perfect for my camera, although i do put mine in there upside down because it's easy to push the "on" button when getting the camera in and out, but that's more of an issue with the cameras design than the case.

my only minor gripe is that the extra front pocket is pretty tight so there's a very limited amount of space in there, but that is due to a combination of factors including camera size and isn't a defect. i actually found the small pocket useful for carrying subway tickets in paris along with an extra battery. i could put 2 batteries in there but it was very tight, so for day to day i only carried one but that never proved to be an issue.