Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Hardshell Case with Accessory Compartment - Black

Case looks to be of good quality and fits my inspired by Gibson J45 fairly ok. Little bit of wiggle room around the body but it’s supported nonetheless. The key lock on mine seems a bit cheap and I fear if I lock it I may not be able to unlock it. Overall good for the price

Great guitar case! Got it for my Ibanez dreadnought acoustic guitar and it fits perfectly. Very durable and good looking. Has a nice pocket on the inside for accessories. It has a lock and comes with two keys which I like a lot, comes in handy. Highly recommend!

I bought a new Taylor 14CE acoustic-electric to go along with my Taylor GS Mini, both of which are great guitars at a very affordable price. The 14CE, though, came in a relatively flimsy Taylor gig bag, especially when compared to the fairly rigid "gig bag" that came with the GS Mini. So, I wanted a good case that didn't cost too much, and this fit the bill -- and the guitar -- perfectly. It's a perfect fit, has six latches to keep the case secured, and just enough internal storage space for a capo, Snark tuner, picks and a spare battery pack. Now, my new Taylor guitar is much better protected -- especially the neck.

Great guitar case especially for the price. Be sure to measure your guitar the same way they show all the measurements of the case. We noticed there is a big difference in case brands, and styles as guitars are all different dimensions as well.

Nice case. The description of the product is accurate. I would defiantly recommend this product.

The Gearlux Dreadnought case is built like a tank—its black molded shell snaps shut securely, guarding my guitar from drops, bumps and moisture. The interior foam is precisely cut for a snug fit, and the dedicated accessory compartment holds picks, a tuner, capo and extra strings without adding bulk. Sturdy handles and a detachable shoulder strap make transport a breeze, whether you’re heading to rehearsal or a gig. In short, the case offers rock‑solid protection, smart organization, and a sleek look—all at a great price. Highly recommended for any dreadnought owner.

I bought this case so I could keep a new Yamaha FG830 humidified. And it should be sufficient for that purpose. It will be fine for light travel, but if you are using it to frequently gig with, I would suggest looking at something more substantial. The case feels sturdy with the following items of note. 1. The latches are cheap and feel like they could come open during transit. 2. The hinges also look cheap. 3. it isn't padded as much as a good guitar case. But keep in mind this is a $100 case. For the vast majority of people it will be fine. I like the finish, and the handle seems to be done well. The Yamaha FG830 fits perfect. I just don't think it would be capable of a lot of travel.

I got this from my grandson who has a guitar and has been playing for the last six months, but did not have a case. This case fit his guitar perfectly and the quality is amazing. The inside of the case is made of a good material to protect the guitar from damage. The outside is a nice hard material that has numerous latches to keep it closed. I highly recommend this.