GEEKRIA 65% Compact Keyboard Case, Hard Shell Travel Carrying Bag for 68 Keys Compact Keyboard, Compatible with Keychron K6/ K6 Pro/Keychron Q2 Pro/ Q2 Max, HyperX Alloy Origins 65 Keyboard

I've bought this case to take my Lucky 65 V2 to work. I doubted whether it would fit, but it does, just about! A little squeeze on the corners but it gets in there nice and secure.

Perfect for my 65% Iqunix MG65 - not the pro with extension. Size: 65% perfect fit Build quality: Excellent

Good quality hard-case, had a lovely soft interior lining. Would have loved to keep this... However, this DOES NOT fit the EPOMAKER TH66 (65%) keyboard.

The handle kinda just dangles, which gives the impression like it's been used and subsequently stretched out, which I don't like. I would also prefer if it had a bit of extra space in the liner pocket, as it can practically only fit a moderately sized USB cable and maybe a keycap puller. It has two protrusions on the outer shell so I would've though that would help give some more volume to the pocket, but this is seemingly not enough to make a difference. Otherwise this is a decent case for transporting my KeyChron K6 Pro.

The overall quality seems to be really good. YKK zips, which are generally good quality. And the rest of the materials and construction seem sturdy and well done. I don't look at it and think that the stitching looks like it might come out, or is skew, for instance. But. as others have found, the inner dimensions are lower than advertised. I have a keyboard that is 33cm long and 10cm across. I can squeeze it into the case, but it really is a squeeze. The width and length shown in the advertising are off by at least a millimetre or two. Which would be closer to OK if my keyboard was 32.8cm long, but it's not. It also means that I can't leave the cable plugged into the keyboard (it has an angle jack) even though there ought to be 1.5cm available for it. This is pretty much because the significant rounding of the corners reduces the usable space substantially If the keyboard you want to put in is 32.5cm long or less and certainly not more than 10cm across, this case will probably be a really good fit for it.

If I could give separate stars, I'd give this 5 stars for the robustness and durability. I would trust to put my keyboard in this and not have to worry about it during my travels. However, this is designed for a VERY small fit, which leaves out the majority of popular mechanical keyboard builds, such as the ones from KDBFans. (The picture were only of the case, which clearly demostrates how small it is in comparison) If they were to make a 67% or something slightly larger that would fit the more popular mechanical keyboard cases, I'd buy it in an instant though.