Zoom PCF-6 Protective Case for Zoom F6

So let’s call this what it is, a holder for your Zoom F6, nothing more. No pouch for batteries or cables, cards. But it does hold the recorder well. Dropped the unit accidentally and lost the battery, unit though was protected. Does the job, maybe a bit pricey for what it does, but it is well made and strap is useful. Not a bag! Loses a star for price and one for not having a pouch for batteries or accessories. Otherwise great buy!

Haven't used it yet. But the big battery fits.

The buttons don't snap together so I have to tape the rear flap closed to keep it from falling off the strap, I need to safety pin folds into the strap otherwise the screen faces away from me while wearing it, the side compartment does actually have any pockets or elastic straps so it's just a Velcro loop with an open bottom. This is designed so poorly it makes me not want to buy anything from this company again.

Zoom F4 and F8 both have Zoom proprietary microphone cable interface to use any that use same interface on Zoom Q8 camcorder. however, Zoom newest recorder, F6 does NOT have a second SD slot. the design is also missing the proprietary microphone interface, so if you spend hundreds of dollars on their various microphones, like their top of the line stereo shotgun, you are microphones you will NOT be able to connect them to the F6, because Zoom design engineers with knowledge and forethought decided to NOT INSTALL ANY MICROPHONE INTERFACE. Zoom design engineers who are already living off money spent on their microphones, apparently, suffer from apathy towards buyers who invested an their microphones. Zoom could have fixed this already by including XLR to their proprietary interface - adapter. it's already been over two years, let's see how long or even if somebody with money in the company gives design engineers responsible, a 'swift kick in the nads' for removing this interface as well as the redundant SD slot. I returned my F6, bought an F4, and angry for all the microphone and proprietary cable purchased, leaving me stranded from their newest model. Zoom, fix me up and I will redact this post.

The material feels nice, but it's a bit of a learning curve on how to properly wear the belt with the recorder. Admittedly it fits my zoom f6 field recorder perfectly and is easy to use and set up once you get the hang of it