TELESIN DisAdv Carrying Case for DJI Osmo Action 6 and Official Accessories, Waterproof Hard Carrying Bag for Camera Batteries Filter Mount, DJI Osmo Case Hard Shell Action Camera Bag, Grey

Perfect fit
Nice solid case! This carrying case is designed for the DJI Osmo Action 6 Pro, but I got this hoping it would accommodate my Action 5 Pro. The camera fits in the camera slot with a little extra room, so I used the supplied foam pad and wedged it between the camera and slot edge which worked perfectly to hold the camera firmly in place. It doesn’t quite fit if the protective frame is installed…so I used some pretty heavy finger pressure to mold the edges of the camera slot and now the camera with frame installed fits snug without using the foam pad as a wedge. Everything else fits very well in its home including the lens filters, magnetic quick mount, and batteries. The material lining the inside is soft but not cushy…a bit rigid. A microfiber also came with it that I use to cover the camera lens before I close the cover. There is a storage net inside the lid to hold a few small extra accessories. The outside is covered with soft vinyl over a hard shell. It has a double pull zipper and a round carabiner for the carrying strap. Very nice. I like it!

Good quality case with lots of storage
This is a really nice case for keeping the essentials for my Action 6 protected along with the camera. Its got four spaces for filters, two spaces for batteries, one space for a quick mount, and of course, the space for the camera itself.The outer shell has a rubbery surface to it that covers a hard shell, and the zipper is covered with a secondary rubber shield as well, which oddly has the words “BACK TO ENJOYABLE” printed on it multiple times. The zipper pulls are made of metal, and the zipper is plastic, but it feels like good quality. There is also a wrist strap that can be optionally attached to the back of the case.The interior is cloth-covered, with a pocket in the lid made of stretchy netting. I do wish there were a place to put the thumb screw securely. The only place available to put it is in the pocket in the lid. I don’t like it floating around in there with the possibility of contacting the camera lens or front screen through the netting, so I put it in a plastic bag to add a little more protection.Overall, this is a well-made case that keeps the DJI Osmo Action 6 and basic gear protected and very portable.

Solid Travel Case for the Action 6 — Compact, Protective, and Well-Designed
I’m impressed with this one. It does exactly what it claims, and everything I tested fits snug with no shifting around. I couldn’t confirm the ND filter cutouts yet since mine haven’t arrived, but all the other slots — camera, batteries, quick-release mount — worked as intended.👍 What I LikeSecure Fit: Everything sits tight in the molded foam. Nothing rattles.Extra Padding for Peace of Mind: The added flap over the camera gives it a little extra security when you zip it closed.Solid Build Quality: The shell feels durable, the zipper tracks smoothly, and the clasp doesn’t feel cheap.Good Value: For what it costs, it absolutely holds its own against other cases in this style.Nice Aesthetic: The blue/black color combo is a nice break from the usual all-black cases.📏 Size & UsabilityRight in line with other action-cam hard cases — easy to pack, clip to a bag, or throw in a travel kit. Layout is clean, storage is logical, and it keeps everything cushioned and separated.💬 Final ThoughtsIf you need a compact case to carry the essentials for your Osmo Action 6, this one checks all the boxes. Protective, organized, easy to use, and looks good doing it. Great value for the price.

This is a very cute camera carrying case. The colours look gorgeous, the little details such as the zipper pulls feel nice and sturdy, etc. Where it falls short for me is in its “universal” nature. Although the title of the product mentions the Action 6, Insta 360 Ace pro, the bullet points clearly mention the DJI Osmo Nano as well. Let’s get this out of the way, the Nano will fit but not in an ideal way. You have to take it apart for it to fit in the slot. I think this confusion is due to the fact that there are two version of the case in the same listing and both have the same bullet points. The medium case, which is the one I got, will not fit the Nano as it should but the small one might.Now, if the Nano fit issue was the only problem, I would still recommend this. However, I also found out that the filters for the Action 5 Pro (that also work on the nano) are loose in the slots that are meant for them. This does not feel safe and they will come out of the slot as soon as you hold the bag as you normally would. The only filter that worked for me was the variable ND filter which ironically, TELESIN say needs to be placed in the mesh pouch area because it would not fit in the slots. I also have a macro filter that is a bit thicker and that one fits in the battery slots. My Action 5 filters are from Neewer but these filters are pretty much universal and despite the TELESIN’s case universal compatibility they don’t fit. So, if you have filters that you slide onto your protective lens, they should fit in this case. If you have the screw-on types that replace the protective lens, they won’t fit in this case.I think this case is really nice if you have DJI official accessories or TELESIN accessories but I would advise to double-check dimensions for any other type. If you have a DJI Osmo Nano, I don’t think this is a case for you even though the description says it works.

I’ve been using this Telesin case for a little while now, and I can say that I was surprised to find out what it can all hold, in addition to a camera that this case wasn’t made for.I’ve been keeping my Insta 360 ace pro in this case along with some filters and a quick mount and all of it fits nice and snug even with having a cage style case on my camera.This case is small enough to thrown in or clipped to a backpack, or be carried without it being cumbersome due to its carabiner and hand strap.I like how despite having a decent amount of stuff in it, I can throw a few extra pieces in the mesh pocket on the underside of the lid like a mic, a light or extra micro SD cards.