Hardcover case for Zynthian V5

In case you were wondering, a hardcover bag made for a Steamdeck will work for Zynthian V5 very well (if you take out the inlet)

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That’s a neat idea if you have an internal battery and don’t care about bringing the power adapter, but even though I have one of these that I’m not using at the moment, I’m still inclined to get something which can keep the Zynthian safe but also still hold the power adapter. And hopefully some IO cables also.

I found this case that works perfectly!

https://www.temu.com/goods.html?_bg_fs=1&goods_id=601099518570423&sku_id=17592240905515&_oak_page_source=501&source_goods_id=&current_rec_strategy=&thumb_url=https%3A%2F%2Fimg.kwcdn.com%2Fproduct%2FFancyalgo%2FVirtualModelMatting%2F0df284df64ad561629aa5ffca6b1a6b7.jpg%3FimageView2%2F2%2Fw%2F375%2Fq%2F50%2Fformat%2Fwebp&pic_h=1&pic_w=1&enable_cache=1&_x_sessn_id=0vglrbgvv4&refer_page_name=shopping_cart&refer_page_id=10037_1733397093771_pfuebxsi2e&refer_page_sn=10037

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Wow that looks really good except that I’m a little suspicious of Temu but I guess beggars can’t be choosers.

I do agree with you about Temu, I won’t buy anything from them again after reading some articles about them in the newspaper.

One could ask in te local music store for an ultralight flight case.
Usually they are custom-made and not expensive and last forever without being too heavy.
Or laser-cut from phenol plywood at the local maker space and build your own.
A chinese plastic thing could damage the silicone buttons and even the display with evapourating chemicals… health is anyway not matter for musicians… :crazy_face: