NOMATIC McKinnon Filter Case for Lens Filters vs Meike Drop-in Filter Storage Box for 4 Filters
Overall winner: NOMATIC McKinnon Filter Case for Lens Filters
Key Differences
Meike's case holds up to four drop-in filters, is compact and weather-resistant, and sits at a more affordable price point; NOMATIC's case holds up to six filters, uses a dust-resistant zipper and soft elastic pockets for accessories but can fit tightly. Choose Meike if you need a small, weather-resistant drop-in filter carrier and prefer a lower-priced option; choose NOMATIC if you need higher capacity, accessory pockets, and a more rugged hard-case style
NOMATIC McKinnon Filter Case for Lens Filters
Compact hard case for storing up to 6 82mm filters with a dust-resistant zipper. Organized inside with soft elastic pockets for filters, lens covers, caps, and a cleaning-wipe pocket. Customers note high build quality and stylish design, with mixed feedback on fit
Pros
- holds up to 6 filters securely
- dust-resistant zipper
- soft elastic pockets for accessories
- dedicated pocket for cleaning wipes
Cons
- fit can be tight inside
Meike Drop-in Filter Storage Box for 4 Filters
Compact storage box designed to hold up to four drop-in filters (VND, CPL, UV, Black Pro-Mist). Weather-resistant design protects filters and keeps them clean; easy to carry and stackable for travel
Pros
- Holds up to four filters
- Weather-resistant protection
- Compact and easy to carry
- Stackable for fit in camera bags
Cons
- Limited to four-filter capacity
- Specific to drop-in filter type
- No included filters
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Meike |
| Durability | NOMATIC |
| Versatility | NOMATIC |
| User Reviews | NOMATIC |