Trunab Monitor Carrying Case 24-27 Inch Padded Travel Bag Hold Up to 2 LCD Screens/TVs, Not Compatible with iMac, with Accessories Pocket, Shoulder Strap

I have used this to move over 10 times and this case was 100% worth the purchase. It holds my monitors nice and is durable. Highly recommend if you travel with monitors.

Fits my Asus ProArt 27" monitor. Has multiple straps to keep the monitor in snugly and cushioned well. Has multiple pockets to fit HDMI cables, hard drives, speakers, and miscellaneous things for your PC. One thing I have to note is your monitor has to be completely disassembled to fit, but this is mainly for storage. I keep this in my storage room and don't travel with the monitor. If you are, I'd recommend padding the screen for extra protection. Honestly, I thought I was breaking the bank for $80, but this was worth it.

I have 2 older 27" monitors, 28lbs each, the materials and stiching is very high quality, no issues carrying my monitors. The protection is good for what it is. Pockets are big enough for all the wires. The main compartmenr ihas room for the stands as well.

This is a great storage bag for my Starlink Gen 3 system. Room for all the parts and cables. I was looking for something to store my system in while on the rode. All the ones that were "made" for starlink were way to expensive. Came across this bag for storing monitor or TV's and found it was the perfect size for the Gen 3 system and has worked out great.

I was fully ready to return this case because I felt it was too lite and maybe didn't offer enough protection... until I tried two others on Amazon (I think the only other two soft cases, at least at the time, for 27" screens) and it turned out the other "two" options were both the same oversized piece of crap being sold at different prices by two different sellers on Amazon, one supposedly coming from "Gatorcases" but I seriously doubt it because I've never seen a Gatorcase that wasn't exceptionally perfect. The "two alternatives" to this one were one and the same and they were both massive space hogs without justifying their size with stability or protection whatsoever, which made this particular soft case rise to the top, after all, so yep, I'm glad to have it, and I'm glad it's not taking up any more space than needed when sitting there, loaded or not.

I bought this monitor carrying case because I was moving across the country and needed a space-saving yet safe way to bring monitors on my car (I didn't want to use original manufacturer packaging since there was too much I needed to fit in my car).This bag did as advertised - it was able to fit a 24" monitor and 27" monitor comfortably. I padded my monitors with anti-static bubble wrap as well, and they made it through my move just fine.The only downside is unless you completely dissemble your monitor stands, and/or your monitor stand somehow comes in thin, vertical pieces, you will not be able to fit your monitor stand in the bag as well. I was moving 2 dell monitors and didn't want to dissemble the dell monitor stands, so I put those in a separate smaller box in my car. This still saved more space than if I had used OEM packaging, so I was happy with my purchase.

I bought a 27" monitor because I knew it would be the largest size I could carry on the plane without checking it in. This bag sealed the deal, making it comfortable and convenient to do so. The only criticism is perhaps the padding could have been a bit thicker. But my monitor is still in great shape after several trips on completely full flights!

Perfect size for our RV starlink dish. Extra pockets for accessories. Thick padded for protection