Just make sure you get the newer version of the same case.how do you tell if you have the old or the new case ?
simple. look at the spot where your padlocks go, if there is not a metal ring you have the old version. also on the newer versions the bottom have tucks into the upper half

I have used Pelican cases for quite awhile now and in comparison, this Nanuk 920 case seems to be better in many many ways. For starters there is the price. This case cost me 133 plus tax. The same size Pelican case, due to it's pedigree, long standing reputation and established niche customer base, would probably cost me far more with half the features.

Secondly there are the spring loaded locking clamps that prevent accidental opening should the clasps get caught on something. This has happened to me before with the clasps on the Pelican cases (no spring loaded locking clamps) resulting in the case splitting wide open and losing precious first aid gear and whatnot so props to Nanuk for taking this liability into consideration!

Next is the build quality. The one I got was solid. No complaints in build quality with all components and features working as they should. The cutouts for my Mavic Pro fit like a glove and dare I say even a little loose then the soft case I also have but still, it holds the drone and all the accessories not to mention my Iphone 6 snugly and securely. To the reviewers that complained about their drones not fitting; A) Was it a DJI MAvic Pro or Pro 2? and B) you can always use this new invention called an X-acto knife, spare foam and Gorilla glue to customize the fit. Not the end of the world and certainly no reason to slam the product unless you really can't fit your DJI MAvic Pro or Pro 2.

The water tight seal is next.... I read one review where the customer complained that it isn't waterproof having tested the case before putting the drone in it. The catch here is that the review never mentions HOW the case was tested. The case comes with an automatic purge valve which equalizes the atmospheric pressure of the case when in the closed position to prevent seal lock and rendering the case virtually un-opnenable. This Auto purge valve is water tight, but because it needs to equalize AIR pressure you can imagine it's limitations. Therefore, it's not designed for deep submersion. 1 to 3 feet of water should be OK by my estimate but if it's less keep in mind that the case isn't a submarine. It's designed to FLOAT first and keep the water out second. Seems logical.

Overall, this case seems Extremely solid and sturdy. Pelican claims that their cases are bomb proof. I'm not sure how true that is but if material, wall thickness and structural design are the reasons Pelican feels they can make such a claim then I'd argue Nanuk cases can make the same claim. These cases are super solid, reasonably priced and a great long term investment. I have a pelican case that's over 15 years old and it is still solid as a rock so I strongly doubt you'll have any durability issues with Nanuk. They compete with and surpass Pelican on many levels. Well done Nanuk and glad you're a Canadian company.

This is the most durable case I have ever owned for any of my drones. This is absolutely on the same quality and durability level as Pelican and Stormcase. The Mavic specific cutouts are perfect for all components, and the latches are amazingly secure and easy to use. The extremely thick plastic case, heavy weight (5.9 lbs), and great foam fit gives me extreme confidence that this case will take almost any beating and still protect my expensive toy inside.

Compared to DJI OEM cases I've used for past drones, this is worlds better. The price may be high, but you will truly get what you pay for.

Nice solid case with what appears to be laser cut padding for all the standard components.

I ended up returning my case as I have an IPad mini that I use with the drone. I could not find a space suitable for storing that without damage.

If it were not for my iPad I would have kept it.