LIHITLAB Zipper Pen Case, 7.9 × 2 × 4.7 Inches, Black (A7551-24)

This case seems fairly well made, and holds a lot of pens. The back zipper area would be more useful if it had more pen slots on the left side, instead of small little zipper spaces. I have no use for those spaces. In all I have purchased the triple case, as well as 2 of the double cases (each a different color). I have many types of pens, and it is nice to be able to organize them to suit the needs at hand. It is easy to make up a travel pen case as needed. One of the double cases was fuzzy around the edges, instead of smooth like the others.

I am a pen junkie, so when I saw this I had to have it. It does everything it was described it would do. My only regret is that I should have ordered a triple in stead of the double.

This pencil case arrived and I wondered how to put it to use. It had so many pockets, and sides within those pockets. Dont worry, you will find a use and it will become a new best friend, as mine has. The Blue color helped me to pull and identify from my large bag. The double sided zipper 1 helped me to hold both cell phones, with change purse and extras on the outside. Pocket #2 not only has double sides, with straps, but thick enough to contain a 5TB XD> Then there is another zippered pouch, with mesh bags, ON Both SIdes. This little bag has become a treasure trove. The Left side contains 3 tiered layered mesh pouches where as the right contains a single about 2/3 of the height of the bag single mesh pouch, perfect for, pens, cards, lipgloss, you name it. Itll hold it. Highly recommend and was seriously a bit overwhelmed with it upon arrival. Very cool indeed.

I use this every day for school! I use it to store my pencils, erasers, and it even fits my 2TB External Hard drive. So far Ive had it for a couple of weeks and I honestly love it so much. Im still not really sure what I can use the front two pockets for because Im afraid stuff will fall out of it so I just put some extra bandaids in there just in case. I used to just throw my pencils in my backpack and lose them and this just makes my life so much easier. I cant explain how much I needed this because I never had a pencil holder in my life and wow I wish Ive gotten this a lot sooner.

This is a fantastic case all around. Whether youre using it for drawing, school, or another hobby, it will fit most, if not all, of your needs. When you open up the case you are greeted by a folio of sorts with a few spots that are intended for pencils/pens, as well as a few mesh pouches for smaller items, or even more tools if youre like me. I use this case to hold all of my illustration tools. This case is able to hold two sets of illustration markers (one set contains seven, and another contains five), a complete set of sketching pencils from 6B to 4H, a couple woodless graphite pencils, two click erasers, a plastic eraser, a kneaded eraser, a 6 ruler, and 4 charcoal pencils. Seems like a lot, but theres still room for more! A few minor complaints I have, but they are just nit-picky, are I feel the straps in the front of the case are a little too loose (I am aware they need to be to remove things from them, but my OCD rears its head when my pencils are out of order), and I wish that the case was a tad thicker to hold a pencil sharpener other than the little blocks you hold between your fingers (Again, something I couldve done a little more research on). Minor complaints aside, I am extremely happy with this case and would recommend it for anyone into sketching, illustration, or just to hold a few things for school even.

I really wanted to like this case because it has a nice design and gleaming reviews. Unfortunately, mine has a couple of flaws that I just can’t ignore. 1) The chemical smell. When I opened the plastic packaging, the pen case had the strongest chemical smell I’ve ever encountered in a new product. I tried airing it out for a while to give it a chance, but the smell just wouldn’t go away. I even tried leaving fabric softener sheets and baking soda packets inside. Months passed, and it still smells. It’s definitely less strong now, but it still bothers me. I tried putting my pens in there recently, and I could tell that the smell transfers easily onto certain materials. I’m not leaving my stuff in there. 2) Incorrectly positioned center flap. The center flap isn’t sewn into the same place as shown in the official photos. In the product photos, it’s on the left side of the internal spine, but in every customer photo, it’s on the right side. Why does this matter? Well, because the spine’s about 1.5 inches wide, the case offers a lot of space. But, all that thickness should be on the side containing the pockets, supposedly intended for larger items. In the real product, all the space is on the side intended for pens, and pens just aren’t that thick. This means that a) there’s a lot of wasted space, or b) the center flap has to bend awkwardly to let items fill the case’s depth. I don’t think this is just a fluke or counterfeit problem, because even JetPens’ photos shows the flap sewn into the right-hand side. Other thoughts and notes: * The material doesn’t seem great, in my opinion. It feels like they put cardstock inside the textile, making the walls and center flap feel cheap and “crinkly.” I prefer the “softness” of a couple of other nylon cases I have. * The tag says the item’s made in Myanmar. I like Lihit Lab’s designs, so I’m still going to try out their other cases. Hopefully this one just suffered poor manufacturing control.

Im quite impressed with this case. I bought it to hold all of the tools and office supplies that I need to keep in my tool kit in one place. For $12, this is an incredible value. Time will tell how well the fabric and zippers will hold up to what will probably be fairly heavy use, but the product seems fairly well constructed, so it will probably hold up well. I will edit this review if that does not end up being the case. This case has ample storage, for my needs. I keep a total of 16 assorted pens and markers in the two portions of the pouch dedicated for pens and markers (see photo 4). In the next section of the pencil case, I keep some post it notes and flags, as well as extra mechanical pencil lead and erasers (see photo 5, left side). In the fourth, final, final section, that is meant for storing larger objects, I keep the following: More post it notes, a pair of travel scissors, a small fixed blade knife, a utility/craft knife, and spare blades for the utility knife (see photo 5, right side, for a view of these objects in the case, and object 6 for a view of them out of the case). See photos 1-3 for photos of the exterior of the case with a ruler for scale. My one minor complaint about this case id that the middle flap on its hinge doesnt quite line up when closing the case. This isnt a huge deal and only adds the slightest amount of extra effort to close the case, but it is not something that I would even consider to be even a minor issue. Overall I love this case. It looks great, and is great value for money.

Was hoping to use this as a case for my drawing pencils- alas, its not long enough. This is much better suited for pens.

I purchased this to take to my D&D games, to hold pencils and dice and such, and its quite nice for that purpose. It carries multiple pencils, index cards, post it notes, and a small bag or tin of dice very well. The overall quality of the case seems good. The only thing that somewhat surprised me was the outside material is more plastic-feeling that leather-feeling. I thought it would be more of a soft, pseudo-leather material rather than a hard shiny plasticy material. Its still a nice case, though, and it does what I need it to do, so Im happy with the purchase. I ordered the brown case, BTW.

By far my favorite case Ive had. High quality and hasnt failed me yet after 2 years!