Case Club Case fits 27" iMac or 27" iMac Pro in Heavy Duty Airline Approved Shipping Case - Also Fits Apple Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse & Accessories- Wheeled, Lockable, Waterproof

This baby is big, obviously it needs to be. But it is also rock solid sturdy. I had previously purchased a Gator Case (it's really just a soft case) for my iMac Pro and it would be just fine for local traveling around town, car, bus or train, but NOT AIR TRAVEL. Do not put your precious iMac in a Gator Case and checked the bag on a plane. You may get lucky a few times (like I did), but the airlines will eventually smash your precious computer (like they did mine). After I turned my iMac in on an Apple Care repair, and lost everything, and had to start fresh with a brand new computer, I went looking for a better solution. This case is bad to the bone. I have Zero fear of my computer being damaged. Plus, I've never been charged for an oversized bag or weight. Can't say enough good things about it. There's ample storage and all of the foam is lazer cut to perfection. Plus, this case was much cheaper than other hard case options. Honestly, I was a little bit scared that there was a reason this case was almost half the price of some of the others I had seen. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it was everything I wanted and more.

This case protected my non-pro 27" 2015 iMac on a trip back and forth across the U.S. Super solid construction; feels practically bulletproof. You truthfully can't do better than this in terms of protection. A couple things to be aware of, none of which are dealbreakers: 1) it comes in a pound or two over the weight limit at the airport, so you have to do a little convincing to get it checked without paying $150. 2) the case comes with the foam cut to iMac specs, but you have to pull all pre-cut foam pieces out yourself. This took me a good 5-10 minutes of trying to wedge my fingers in between all the cuts and pull every piece out. 3) the case will leave some tiny black particles on your iMac. These are easy to wipe off though. Again, none of these are dealbreakers, and I'd buy this case any day over another one.

I purchased the case club 27 inch iMac Pro case And during my inspection of it, I was very impressed with the overall construction. Six strong latches, hold the door firmly to the primary case with five holes along exterior edge for adding padlocks. There is a telescoping handle very similar to what you find on travel luggage and for fixed caster wheels to roll the case. Three sides of this case have heavy duty handles, which fold away. The interior foam is of quality material and cut with Precision. There are cut outs for a keyboard, a mouse, and three additional voids which foam can be removed and used for additional storage for cables and other accessories. A rubber seal between the lid and the case appears to create semi water resistant seal. At first glance, the cut outs look like they will work, however, once I set the 27 inch iMac into the case I discovered the overall screen did not sit down far enough into the foam. The back of the iMac that I own is convex, and the center of the back of my computer rests on the foam in the case near where the keyboard cut out is. This causes the screen to sit about one quarter inch above the highest foam, cut out area around the edge of the case seal. At first, I thought maybe I can remove the foam and have someone cut 382 a half inch of the foam to make my computer fit into this case, however, the phone is glued into the hard case at the case club factory. It’s a apparent to me that the case is constructed well, but this one detail will cause the computer to slide on the top insert of the foam and could be catastrophic for the glass iMac screen. It wouldn’t take very much other than lifting the case upright, and the computer would slide On top of the foam, instead of being protected within the foam cut out. This is this cases, Achilles seal, and personally, I would not trust my computer for travel on an airline which is what I purchased this for, But it could be a good choice for traveling with an iMac in a vehicle. Personally, after inspecting it in great detail and trying to fit my computer in it I would not trust this case for traveling on an airline unless the case and or foam was modified somehow.

My 27'' iMac did not fit inside. Before airtravel, I tried first time. The screen slided to the top everytime I packed the case and make it upright. The customer service did not return back to my complaints.I'm lucky my screen did not break.very expensive product but not worth it!

I used this case to transport my 27-inch iMac from Hong Kong to the US. It arrived with no damage whatsoever! Well worth the money considering it cost me over $500 to ship my iMac to Hong Kong in the first place.

The luggage is huge. Just with the iMac alone (no cables or anything whatsoever), it weighs about 24 Kg, not to mention the bulky size. The worst thing is the poor design. While it seems a perfect fit when inserted, when the luggage is carried around, the iMac will slip into the crack of the luggage, potentially causing grievous damage.It’s NOT possible to move the move the foam around, because it’s glued to the base of the luggage. I was even considering putting it upside down. Unfortunately, I learned that the stands for iMac 2017 and newer are no longer removable. So, while it looks and feels sturdy, it may not be able to transport your iMac safely, especially if you’re traveling by air. You may get lucky, but don't count on it.The material quality is top notch, though. Love the lock and how secure they are, the big holes for the key lock, and all the precision in the foam cutting. The handles are also large and sturdy.I just wish they'd had cut the foam differently to ensure the mac's safety.

Got our computer safely from Minneapolis to London

A superb product!!! traveled with my imac abroad with zero scratches, defenetly recomend this product to anyone who is looking to travel with theitr imac.