GatorCases Padded Nylon Dual Carry Tote Bag for Transporting (2) LCD Screens, Monitors and TVs Between 27" - 32" (G-LCD-TOTE-MDX2)

It's a perfect fit for my Starlink Gen 3. High-end cordura material. It's thick in all the right places but has nice soft felt fabric inside to protect it from scratches and dents. It has 2 good size outer pockets for cords and whatever you want to bring along. It does have carry handles with velcro lock and a sling. Definitely recommend.

I transport our television from the basement to our deck and watch TV outside. The case that I bought is made of great quality I feel so good about having our television in this case I would give it a 10 out of 10 stars it’s worth buying if you’re looking for something that gives great protection, the zippers are sturdy, the case is very sturdy.

i wouldn't fly with this, bur for local travel this is a super secure way of transporting two monitors

Easy case for carrying a monitor sized object. Good additional storage. Lots of padding and compressible material in case of variable thickness.Fit a Starlink 3 just fine as well

This is perfect in function and size for Starlink Gen 3 storage. We recently purchased starlink for our camper trailer. Had no safe place to store the starlink equipment. This worked great. Construction is robust. Shipping was fast as well.

I love this thing. I'm a freelance software engineer and I live a highly mobile lifestyle. My norm is to work from a cafe or a library. At the same time, I need a big monitor to work efficiently. This case lets me efficiently transport my desktop monitor wherever. Moreover, I feel like a total bad ass carrying this thing around. It's like that scene from those movies where the guy pulls out a machine gun from his guitar case, except there's no machine gun, just a heavy-duty code spitting machine. (Definitely get a few stares when I setup a 24" monitor down at the coffee shop, but that shouldn't stop you from being your most bad ass self.)I bought the double screen version of the smallest size, which fits my 24" Dell U2415 monitor with its stand on wonderfully. With the stand on, it's just slightly too tall (about 1 cm), but because everything is soft and flexible it closes up fine and you wouldn't know the difference. The case came with a padded divider that attaches to the insides with velcro, and I removed the divider so that I could hold my one monitor and stand. The padding surrounds the insides of the case and is about 1"-2" thick all around. There's no way that anything inside is getting damaged.The whole case feels like one of the sturdiest things I've ever had the pleasure to own. If it weren't for the probability that screens will be replaced with neural implants at some point in the next 100 years, I could definitely see this case becoming a family heirloom, like a vintage piece of Oscar de la Renta luggage.My one complaint is that this case should really have backpack straps. The shoulder strap is almost worthless because this thing gets so heavy that it inevitably slips toward my neck, and hanging a 24" desktop monitor + case from one's neck is a recipe for the chiropractor. That leaves the handle, which is well-made, but my arm gets tired within 10 minutes of lugging this thing around. I recognize that turning this into a backpack would be awkward and it would kinda suck as a general-purpose backpack, but I sincerely think it would still be the best option. If they added the straps and just an inch more room to the outer pocket, I'd be able to replace my normal backpack completely during my workday.

This bag is not a perfect solution for transporting monitors; however, it has come extremely close. I have attempted for years to find an economical packing system for either 23 or 27-inch monitors for ground transportation without purchasing a bulky flight case that would also chew up valuable space in the cargo area of my SUV. Using off the shelf suitcases with foam packing still appeared to be an accident waiting to happen, as the bags had to be excessively long accommodate the width. This bag is designed to be the right fit. Here is a break down of the bag using a Dell ST2321L 23-Inch Screen LED Monitor:Pros:Double zipper/Velcro design allows for fast and easy packing and unpackingBag has enough depth to allow the support arm of the base to remain attached, only the base plate needs to be removedThe thick screen padding is starts about an inch above floor of the bag to accommodate the angle of the support armThere is room behind the monitor to place cords, if desired (I have a heavy duty extension cord stowed behind the monitorThe front pocket is large enough to accommodate several video cords (HDMI, VGA, etc), power cord, the base plate, and a full size keyboardShoulder strap provides you the option to keep a hand free when walking between the car and the presentation roomCons:Not designed to be a check bag for a flightBag can be top heavy when loaded, it will not free stand on its own base, it should be leaning against a solid object or placed flatWith the support arm attached, the monitor leans away from the protective padding sewn into the bad, giving it the ability to move back and forth inside the bag. This was solved by placing two inexpensive foam wedges behind the monitor (could also be solved by removing the arm).I purchased two different sizes of this model (Small and Medium). Based on the performance of the small to date (have not needed to use the medium, yet), I would recommend this bag for everyday ground transportation needs. I would buy more of these bags in the future if the need arises.

These were traveling with me in a vehicle. My two monitors were protected and safe. I am going to give you the measurements of my monitors because I was not sure this gator would fit them when I purchased, they seemed to be and in between size. 24.5” wide ( snug) by 14.5. There would be more room. There was a thick pad that went in between the two monitors. Big zippered pocket on front that held the keyboard, cords screws and screwdriver

The 2 TV bag worked great for traveling to a tradeshow. Stores the TVs and cables. Makes it easy to transport and keeps the TVs safe when transporting.

Muy resistente

Todo excelente.

I was challenged in finding something that would work for transporting large plexiglass pieces that create stands for my business. After searching for roadcases, massage bed carriers, the sizing for this tv panel carrier was almost perfect. The padding also protects my pieces from taking abuse during travel and inside I used my foam to double the protection between the plexis themselves. Honestly - the perfect solution. Construction of the bag is SOLID and I feel confident that when I put it on my shoulder or carry with the handles that it won't rip or tear. Masterfully handles the weight! Great purchase!!

The bag was bought for a TV to use in a trade show, dragging it around downtown Toronto and through buildings. At the end of the day, when packing up, the TV was bumped and landed face down with a loud bang on the concrete floor. Even with the bag, I was 100% sure that the TV was now garbage. I bought this to protect against minor bumps in transit, not full-on drops. When I returned, I connected the TV expecting to see a destroyed screen, which was in perfect condition. I wouldn't want to do that again, but the bag is well-engineered and far better than I thought it was when I opened it and prepped it to use.