Easy HoodCamera Case for Sony Alpha 7III Silicone Protective Body for Sony ILCE-7RIII A7R3 A7R M3 a7riii A7M3 A7 III Camera Soft Rubber Housing Case Skin

Decent product for the price. Installed on my A7iii but have taken it off for now. I don't know if anyone else has had this issue, but the cover prevents me from being able to easily access my memory cards. The door doesn't "pop" open like it should and I have to use a fingernail to try to pry it open, which isn't that hard. Also, I find myself actually looking at the back of the camera to find some of the buttons such as the menu button-the buttons are harder to feel through this protective cover. I'm new to the camera, so as I gain some muscle memory I foresee this being less of an issue. I'll definitely end up putting it back on before taking it for my next shoot, but for now it is easier to leave it off while learning the camera. Took off one star just for the memory card door issue; other than that its a good product.*update, took a couple more stars off and probably returning. Why? Because if you're like me and use a strobe with a hot shoe mounted trigger, you might as well forget about using this because it blocks the hitshoe to a degree that you can't get that trigger on there. Big bummer.

I've tried a number of protective covers, and this is the best one I've found. The major plus is that it adds a little thickness and TOTAL non-slipness to all surfaces--you will not drop the camera. I really love the non-slip feel. Unlike some others, it has a mostly open bottom with easy access to the battery case. The side openings are a bit tricky and take some wrangling. In particular, the card access door won't pop open unless you stretch the silicone a bit. I don't find that a big deal; some might. And while the tripod socket is uncovered, certain attachments might be less secure because of the rim of silicon. I've not found a problem; some might. And while it seems counter-intuitive, it's really NOT hard to put on. Super stretchy siliconThe three major issues are: 1. The buttons on the camera are not easily read. The A7 III has nicely labeled buttons. The button covers here are labeled but not colored in--essentially impossible to read. So you really have to know your camera very well and not need to see which is C1, C2, AF, etc. It also can take some learning to press the buttons and takes a bit more pressure to do so. 2. It can be difficult to move the front grip dial, as it's buried a bit deep. I actually cut a way a little sliver of silicon to make it more accessible. 3.Forget on-camera flash. The silicon protector that fits into the shoe cannot be moved out of the way enough to really make the shoe functional. In theory, you could stretch it backwards, but the eyepiece hood blocks it. I personally haven't yet done any flash photography, so it's not a problem for me now--but clearly will be in the future. However, to be honest, it would be easy to just cut this part off and leave the shoe open (or use the shoe cover that came with the camera).Bottom line is that how good this is will depend on what kind of shooting you do, and how much "muscle memory" you have about the custom buttons. For me, the non-slip wins the day, but your mileage will vary.

It fits perfectly my A7RIII and protects it well, also it adds some grip so it fits better in my hand now. Overall great purchase and people always ask where I get this case

Doesn't fit the A7 IV. probably my fault, but wish I could get one that fit.I bought about 3 different ones. This one actually seemed to be the nicest, it has a nice texture to it, and is a good thickness. Would love to have one that fits.

I have been using this case for about two weeks and must say it has impressed me as well as others. It is a great addition to the camera. Not only as a protector. It provides a strong grip and textured feel when handling the camera. The matte color is very classy. I have been asked several times where did I get it. Overall it has pretty good access to the slots and buttons. I do recommend it.