Gator Cases Padded Nylon Carry Tote Bag for Transporting LCD Screens, Monitors and TVs Between 27" - 32" (G-LCD-TOTE-MD)

My Team at work sets up in different offices and conference rooms every week, so I bought this Gator tote for the 60-inch TV we use for client presentations. The case is great and makes transporting the large-screen TV so much easier! The fit is perfect, snug enough to keep the TV from shifting, but roomy enough to slide it in and out without a struggle. The padding is excellent and feels sturdy, not flimsy. I’ve bumped it a few times on door frames, and the screen has been perfectly fine. The outside pocket is perfect for the HDMI cable and remote. The zippers are sturdy and, so far, have not stuck. Lastly, the handles are strong and well placed, but the shoulder strap is the real bonus. It frees up my hands for the other items I usually carry. I recommend this case!

As a business owner who frequently sets up TVs at different venues, this portable TV stand has been a total game‑changer. I often move my display from one location to another—whether it's a pop‑up shop, trade show, or customer demo—and this stand handles it flawlessly. 🚚 Compact & Easy to Transport It's light enough to carry solo, and its compact profile makes it incredibly travel‑friendly. I can pack it into my vehicle and set it up within minutes—no bulky cases or team help needed. 🔧 Rock‑Solid Construction Despite its portability, it’s impressively sturdy. Once assembled, it holds the TV securely with no wobble or lean—even in busy environments. The build quality feels professional and reliable. 🎯 High Quality & Professional Appearance The finish is clean and minimalist—no cheap plastic or flimsy construction. It projects a polished image, which is essential when I’m showcasing products to clients. Plus, it adjusts to different heights easily, accommodating various setups without a hitch. Verdict: Whether you're a small business owner, event coordinator, or educator who needs a portable display solution, this stand is a winner. It's compact for transport, sturdy for display, and sleek for presentation. Highly recommend to anyone who’s on the move—five stars!

The Gator Padded Nylon Dual Carry Tote Bag has been a game-changer for transporting our 43” Samsung Smart Monitor to trade shows. Previously, we struggled with the original packaging—it required removing the base or awkwardly fitting the TV upside down. The box was difficult to carry alone and looked awful. This bag eliminated all those issues and made the process hassle-free. The front flap unzips completely, making loading and unloading the TV incredibly easy, whether you're in a rush or working in a tight space. Although it’s designed for two monitors, it fits our single screen perfectly without needing to remove the base. We use the included insert—velcroed in place—as a brace to keep our TV from moving too much during transport. This gives us great flexibility. While it's admittedly heavy, I can carry the TV myself with the shoulder strap and portfolio-style handle on the flat side. The side handles are even better, allowing two of us to carry it. The stable, somewhat rigid base allows us to stand it on a cart if the venue offers it. The front pocket is a handy place to store our small media player, cables, and remotes. Aesthetically, the simple black design is professional and understated, and the durable nylon fabric is perfectly suited for this kind of repeated use. Even after almost two years of use, the zippers have held up great —no snags, no signs of wear. I'd buy it again and absolutely recommend it.

Excellent case, I am a DJ and use it to carry a TV for use with a karaoke setup. It offers great protection. I've had another for a long time, and they are durable. Highly recommended.

Very well made, sturdy and rugged. Zippers slide easily and have a good heavy duty feel to them. Shoulder strap is simple to remove and heavy duty. The case itself is very easy to open. The outside pocket compartment is more than adequate and will hold multiple items. I've put my keyboard, base for the monitor, cords, power strip / desktop charging station with a 5ft power cord and was still room for other items. Professional appearance. The only reason I gave it only 4 stars is I need to detach the base from my 22" Acer monitor because it won't fit into the case with the base on it. That can be a real pain! Time spent detaching and then re-attaching is annoying to say the least. The base issue is so great for me that I am thinking of returning this item. Update: After using this case a few times, I find it to be just so neat, that I no longer think about returning it. I can even put my MacBook Pro into the side pocket along with the power cord! Definitely a 5 star item!! July 14, 2018 . Alas and drat! I decide to return my wonderful, awesome Gator Monitor Carrying Case. It was such a great item that I only reluctantly made the return and then it was with much hesitancy. I returned it because for some reason when I put the monitor, the base, the cords and the external Apple keyboard (this is the very light weight keyboard) into the great large pocket, the entire carrying case became much to heavy for me to carry for the long distances I had to go. I truly loved that case! The construction was awesome and very heavy duty. You never need to worry about your monitor falling out or the over the shoulder strap coming lose, etc. I highly, highly recommend this monitor carrying case! and if I ever build up my muscles and this is still on sale, I am going to buy it again!

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.

What an awesome case Just amazing I have an FO27Q3 gigabyte monitor the new Samsung Quantum.oled generation 3 panel The only thing is I bought the medium size and it's just too big and I don't think it's a fault of gator I think it's because they started making these about 7 years ago when the bezels were larger I have a slipcover and I've taken dimensions and everything and plus it's a soft case the interior dimensions are about a half inch less according to that but keep in mind it's a soft case with padding so that isn't a factor on the lengthwise and then like you know the top to bottom it matches up just fine and it's about a quarter of an inch thinner but you know it's also a soft case with padding so I believe I'm going to have to send the medium back and get a small unfortunately cuz my 27-in swimming in there I mean I didn't even bother putting it in there I know it would be swimming in there and those allas are very delicate so they're going to have to reassess how they're presenting these so they don't confuse and mislead people and have a headache of getting a lot of returns back for that reason as I feel bad that I'm going to have to exchange it for that reason and they're going to have to reel you know they're going to have to at least put a disclaimer for OLEDs or something in there to help them out cuz otherwise this is lost prevention that should be avoided for them and I feel bad but yeah I'm going to have to exchange it but otherwise it's amazing I'm definitely getting another one I'm just I need the small one the 19 to 24 that will actually fit the 27-in OLED snugly perfectly so thank you very much I love what I received yesterday I'm going to set up a return and and exchange it for your small variant Sorry about that

I've done a few trips with these and they're performing fairly well. My goal was to travel with two 32 inch monitors with a VESA mounted mini pc, related power and cables all in one bag. The reality is that I ended up with two bag solution because (a) the side pocket cannot hold anything very thick and (b) I do not feel the plastic between the pocket and monitor is thick enough. You see, I first intended to put the monitor base parts (disassembled) in the pocket but I cannot get the vertical shaft in the pocket. I can cram it in but then I saw a big bump on the inside that would put pressure on the monitor. So some parts go into a second bag. Not the end of the world... So that is the pocket good for. Well, I can put documents in it, and cables, and the flat base part of the monitor stands. My power supplies can be forced in but I just moved those to the second case. Also I'm top-loading it which means the closure is hook-and-loop. Maybe that's good as there's no zipper to fail there. (The zipper is to open it on on the side but I would never use that way for monitors.) It has a few oddities and really could use a thicker accessory pocket and thicker plastic between the pocket and the main section. Still, I'll give it five-ish stars. BT generally recommends

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.

Kreeg een totaal verkeerde tas, omruilen kan niet en als ik hem opnieuw wil bestellen is hij 23€ duurder!!!

Ik heb door de jaren heen al heel wat gator tassen gekocht voor lichtstatieven alsook nu voor mijn iilyama computerschermen super tevreden over de degelijkheid afwerking en vooral heel degelijke ritssluiting voor heel jaren een heel degelijke en sterke beschermtas!

Material muy seguro, a pesar de no ser rígido. Perfecto para pantallas de 40”

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