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Question: In every picture of the pelican 1085CC the case is only open to just past 90 degrees. The one I received opens and lays flat to 180. Is this normal?
Document: I used this for my MacBook Pro (not sure of the size, but it is the smallest one they make). I had to put it in another case inside of the Pelican so that it did not shift around. Then it is very hard to close the case because you have a computer and a case inside, but you have to close it perfectly to get the waterproofing desired.The clip that closes the case is not good. If it rubs up against something, it will open. You need to wrap the case in some kind of strap.I still give it 3 stars, because I put it in my checked bag for traveling over 4,000 miles (both ways) and my computer was safe.
Great product and does everything as advertised. We now have four of these in the family and will always use Pelican hard cases to protect our laptops. The online price is the best around and they arrived before expected! My only complaint on this one was that it was advertised as fitting a 13&#34; Macbook Pro but when I got it, it was too big and allowed the laptop to slide around inside. It didn't end up being a problem since I just stole a couple of pieces from my brother's case, that came with the cut-to-fit-foam, and used that to re-size mine.
I think this case was sort of an after-thought for the guys up at Pelican.All the product pictures show this case opening up and stopping at about a 130 degree angle, but in reality it just flops open and stops when it hits something. It makes using it on a desk sort of a PITA...That being said I still like it lots. No worries during bear attacks, and I don't have to wrap my messenger bag in grocery bags when it rains. I do advise getting it a cheap canvas messenger bag though.
Protected my laptop in a soft backpack all around the world. Seriously, my laptop does not have a single scratch or dent on it after airports and taxis and all sorts of not friendly handling. DO NOT USE THE SHOULDER STRAP. I tossed that garbage away. This thing is definitely designed to live inside another container, like a backpack or a briefcase. The lid does not lock like regular pelican cases, and I like that. However, if you use the shoulder strap it's likely that your belt will catch on the latch and open the case by mistake.Also, airport security usually doesn't ask you to remove your laptop from this case.
If you are familiar with Pelican cases seeing this flimsy piece of junk is a shock. The first thing that struck me is the hard shiny plastic build. If you dropped this case on a hard surface it would definitely crack or shatter. The second shocker is the clasp which holds the case closed. If you were to pick up the case and bump the clasp it will pop open, spilling your laptop who knows where. Thirdly, when the case is closed the far edges do not seal down into the O-ring gasket.
the latch is a little too easy to open. It does feel sturdy and gives it protection, i will have to do some modifications to make it work just the way i want. I would recommend this case to others just get the pick and pluck foam to make a perfect fit.
I use this as a laptop case for rougher travel excursions, and if I decide to carry my laptop on a motorbike. Only reason for 4 stars is that it popped open once (my fault though); the latching mechanism could be a bit sturdier/confidence inspiring.
The quality is excellent! the closing mechanism is way too simple, and it is super easy to open. I bought this particular item so that I can carry my $1700 Macbook. The very first day I used the case, the handle got stuck on my belt and it opened the case. I saw my laptop fall and break in slow motion! Please do yourself a favor and buy a sleeve for your laptop, and at the same time buy a laptop backpack.
In other words, don't pick this up by the latch, it takes a very small amount of effort to release the latch. Read Alexander T's review. Don't let that happen.Case does not latch in such a way that appears to put an even amount of pressure around all the edges. In other words, I'm not convinced this case will keep water out were it to be under 3 feet of water. Maybe I will test this and report back.Locking loop does not go through the latch - you can still unlatch it and open it about 1/2 a centimeter, or more if you have a larger lock.Was it worth it?Yes, but I wouldn't want to take this case near any body of water or river.
The 1085CC is a perfect fit for the Macbook Pro HRD 15.4&#34;. I know that they suggest the larger case for 15&#34; laptops, but the HRD is a really good fit. Just add some weatherstripping around the perimeter, and some extra on the bottom left and right, and you will have a smaller profile hardshell case, that still fits into a backpack or messenger carry bag, like I do. It comes with a carry strap, but I don't suggest it for &#34;single carry&#34;.
Answer: yes