CURMIO Rolling PC Carrying Case, Double Layers Desktop Tower Travel Bag with Wheels for PC Chassis, Keyboard and Mouse, Black (Bag Only, Patented Design)

I had to move cross country and don't own a lot of things but my pc was definitely coming with me! I was able to pack up my nzxt tower, ducky keyboard, glorious mouse, headset, and all their cables in this guy and it fit perfectly with room to spare! Everything was safe and well protected. I didn't have any durability issues like some other comments mentioned, however I wouldn't recommend being rough with it or knocking into things with it lol. The case fit as a carry-on as well, which is perfect because I wanted to keep an eye on it and make sure it was handled carefully. Very worthwhile!

good carry case for mid sized pc

I needed to move a heavy Mac Pro computer via airplane with other luggage and a train journey. I have done this before with PC carrying cases that have handles and sling over the shoulder... I am a pretty strong guy, but, even so, it's challenging and a recipe for back pain. This looked ideal. Indeed it was very useful - the wheels were a life saver. I was even able to pull this with me while riding my bike to finally get home. Though it is study and excellent for traveling - the fabric is a bit weak / not durable - I noticed that just from my one journey where I was pretty careful - the fabric on this is already a little bit ripped in a couple place. For the cost of this item, you would expect more durability. So, this item really does the job for transporting a computer - I am just not sure how many uses you can expect to get out of it considering the fabric is already showing small tears.

Haven't owned it long enough to know about it's durability or sturdiness, but it's well designed and makes lugging around a PC much easier.

Great size and super easy to carry around

This was fine for a while as I need to carry my pc home weekly, but eventually the front legs of the cart broke. They just aren't able to hold up over time. The bag part is still good - I wish I could figure out how to only replace the wheeled frame.

I travel with my desktop PC fairly often because I take it to LAN party events at work every month as well as often taking my desktop setup to friends' places for gaming nights. I had previously just been throwing my tower into the back seat of my car and then carrying it in by hand, but it meant that my hands were full. This bag keeps my PC safe and secure while also holding accessories (keyboard and mouse) and cables and you can also pile other stuff on top of it and roll it all inside in one go.The walls of the bag are well padded but are not rigid, there is no internal frame to keep the bag's shape. This is a bit of a downside because I was hoping it would protect the glass side panels from impact a bit, but it does not. You will still want to be careful not to let the bag fall or shift during transport as the padded sides only offer so much protection. My only other minor complaint is that the bag tends to tilt side to side pretty easily in transport. I put it in the trunk of my car and it stands on its wheels. I use the strap to secure it to the headrest of the back seat but when taking sharp turns it tends to still rock side to side. Not a huge deal and with the strap it's not going to completely topple over, but something to watch out for when driving with it in the car. You can also lay it flat, preferably with the handle side down and the glass panel facing up inside the bag.The bag is big enough for most mid-tower ATX cases but will not fit wide case designs like the Hyte Y60 or full tower cases. My newest build is in a Y60 so I can't transport that one around, but the build I usually take to LAN events is an NZXT H510 Elite case and it fits comfortably. My girlfriend has the Lian Li Lancool 205 and has this same travel bag (she's the one who told me about it) but due to the dimensions of that case she has to put it in with the front facing up. The attached pictures show the NZXT H500 inside the bag and the NZXT H510 Elite next to it, these two cases are the exact same size.

The bag works well and feel sturdy. I used it to take my compact desktop tower on a plane. Some pros - it fits in the overhead locker, it seems well built, and fits the computer well. Cons - there isn't much padding on the sides, so for sitting in the overhead locker, the computer is going to take some impact from turbulence/landing etc. The other con is that if you're six foot or over, the handle is about 6" too short, so to pull the case, you're always stooping. If those two things were addressed I'd say this is a perfect product.