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Mac Studio Shield Case

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$96.85 $149 In stock

Category: Specialty Case

Protect your Mac Studio during transport with the sturdy Mac Studio Shield Case. Your Mac Studio is well protected from bumps and scratches in this tough and rugged case lined in ultra-soft material and surrounded with foam padding. 


Keep the Mac Studio in its own protective cocoon and the accessories in the front or back pockets. 


Choose the optional Supreme Suspension Strap for carrying it comfortably over your shoulder.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe C. ★★★★★

Flew with my Mac Studio in this case twice now and it came out without a single scratch. The shell is genuinely rigid, which I wasn't expecting for something this light.

Richard P. ★★★★★

The ultra-soft lining is what sold me — no worries about scratches on the aluminum when I'm hauling it between offices. The shell itself feels properly rugged, way sturdier than the padded bag I used before.

Adam ★★★★★

Took my Mac Studio to a shoot last week and the hard shell shrugged off a pretty good knock against a doorframe. The ultra-soft lining means no scuffs on the aluminum either, which was my main worry.