CAHAYA Electric Guitar Hard Shell Case - Portable Square Hardshell for Standard Electric Guitar - Black

The Cahaya hardshell guitar case arrived in excellent condition. Looked exactly as it did in pictures. The case had a Cahaya name tag hanging on the carrying handle and a set of keys for the locks in the case. My Squire Sonic Stratocaster fit in it perfectly. The material lining on the inside of case was neat and tidy.The shipping box ,which had the Cahaya name and description of contents printed on it, came wrapped in black plastic. My only concern was the sticker on the shipping box which I thought to be model number was different than model that I ordered. However case did match description and pictures on the site. CY0209 is model I ordered . CY00381 was sticker on box.........

I purchased this case for a Jackson JS22 Dinky, which fit perfectly. Price and Quality is better than my Gator guitar case. Solid build, no smell. Everything about this case is perfect. Unlike my Gator case it stands perfectly upright because they installed four feet on the hinge side and another four feet on the flat side. It also locks and contains a nice layer of foam with felt over it to keep the guitar from moving around. It also has a nice sized storage pocket inside for your guitar cable, picks, tuner, extra strings and tools. And it's light weight. I highly recommend this case! You will not be disappointed. Worth every penny!

Great case, but very heavy. Sturdy and plenty of room for extra cables, strings, tuners, etc. Even fits my guitar stand up by the neck. Definitely recommend.

Nice case, feels sturdy enough to recommend!With a 3 year warranty and a 30 day return how can you go wrong!

Pretty good for what I paid. I little bit snug for my Squire Classic Vibe Jazzmaster, but its a good snug. It's not airline travelling quality but it's not advertised to be so and for the price -- it's 100% good to go so far.

My Squier Affinity Telecaster fits perfectly and safely inside. It's a sturdy case with very beefy latches and hinges. Yet, the case is not too heavy. The handle is offset so when carrying the guitar is the case, the weight is balanced and level. I researched all of the cases in the $70-$100 price range and I think I picked a good one. I would not hesitate to purchase this case again. Oh. My Jackson JS32Q also fits inside the case which is a nice bonus.

Nice if you have a cheapy guitar. I put my Danelectro 6 DC in this. The fit is snug but it does fit. The case itself seems fairly sturdy and it is a square case. Mine has no odd smells coming from it so this will work!+

Overall a decent case for the money. It is great for a hobby musician that occasionally gigs. But it is not for heavy professional touring use. It is just not a heavy duty case. I mostly work in the studio, so I rarely need a case at all. I was looking for a hard case for an Ibanez FRH10N FRH Thinline Acoustic Electric without spending 3x as much for the OEM case. This one works, but just barely... it is not a perfect fit. It is a bit tight on the body width, and because of the classical tuning pegs, the neck does not rest on the neck saddle without stuffing the strap or some other pad under it. And closing the lid is very tight with the FRH. It works for my occasional use, but if you are planning on putting an FRH in this on a regular basis, you may want to get the OEM case instead.