The XANAD Mouse Case is a high-density EVA hard case built to carry large, expensive gaming mice such as the Logitech G502 series. Its external dimensions of 15.7cm × 10.8cm × 7.1cm and weight of 0.11kg tell the story: it claims about the volume of a lunch box in your bag, and in exchange it keeps your mouse intact even when something heavy presses down on it.
This article focuses on the real question — will your mouse actually fit — plus how to read the price, how to read the review score, and who should skip this product.
Overview
This is a storage case only; it has no electronic function. Its job is simple: a rigid EVA shell absorbs external pressure and impact, and a soft velvet lining prevents surface scratches and dust.
It comes in several colors including purple, with an attached carry strap and a mesh pocket.
It suits people who carry a mouse worth well over ¥10,000 in a backpack every day. If your mouse costs around ¥3,000, the case (¥4,388 on Amazon as captured in August 2026) costs roughly as much as the mouse itself, and the math stops working.
The ratio between what you are protecting and what protection costs is the first decision point.
Those 15.7 × 10.8 × 7.1cm dimensions target full-size mice.
For a small palm-grip mouse the case is arguably too big, and the mouse will shift around inside. More on that below.
Connectivity & Compatibility
The manufacturer lists the following: Logitech G502 / G305 / G502 Hero / G502 X Plus / G502 X / G PRO / G PRO X series, Razer Deathadder series, Apple Magic Mouse, and various HP mice. Because those shapes differ wildly, this is not a molded, mouse-shaped cavity — it is better understood as a box-shaped interior that accommodates full-size mice generally.
| Check | Guideline | Easy to miss |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15.7 × 10.8 × 7.1cm | These are external; the interior is smaller |
| EVA wall thickness | Typically 4–6mm per side | Subtract roughly 1cm from width and depth |
| Mouse height | 7.1cm minus wall thickness | Tall ergonomic shells may block the lid |
| Cable | Wired mice add coiled cable volume | Thick braided cable bulks up more than expected |
In practice, plan on a usable interior of roughly 14cm wide, 9cm deep, and 6cm tall. Most full-size gaming mice measure around 12–13cm long, 7–8cm wide, and 4–4.5cm tall, so they fit with margin — but always confirm the published dimensions on the manufacturer's page.
For a wired mouse, decide in advance where the cable goes: coiled beside the body, or stuffed into the mesh pocket. Thick paracord cables take a set once bent and can be damaged at the connector root if folded hard.
Wireless mice are the ideal case here, since the USB receiver and charging cable both fit the mesh pocket.
A flat mouse like the Apple Magic Mouse is the classic "fits but rattles" example — there is a lot of vertical slack and it slides during transport. A folded cloth solves it, but knowing beforehand avoids disappointment.
Product Info
XANAD makes storage cases for PC peripherals, and this case has been listed on Amazon since around 2025.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| External dimensions | 15.7cm × 10.8cm × 7.1cm |
| Weight | 0.11 kg |
| Material | High-density EVA, velvet interior |
| Color | Purple |
| Compatible mice (examples) | Logitech G502 / G305 / G502 Hero / G502 X Plus / G502 X / G PRO / G PRO X, Razer Deathadder series and others |
At 0.11kg the case is light for its class.
Together with a mouse (typically 60–120g) the package lands around 250g, which is easy to keep in a backpack permanently.
Pricing was ¥4,489 on Amazon as captured in May 2026 and ¥4,388 as captured in August 2026 — a swing of about a hundred yen over several months, so this is not a product that sees dramatic sales. Both figures are point-in-time captures; check the listing for the current price.
A marketplace entry of $691.11 also appears in the collected data, but that is impossible for a small EVA case and almost certainly belongs to a different product, so it is not used as a reference here.
The listing shows 6 reviews averaging 5.0 (100% positive).
With a sample of six, that number carries almost no statistical weight. Read it as "no negative reviews yet" and nothing more — it cannot tell you about defect rates or how the hinge holds up after a year.
Only the case is included; the carry strap is attached to the body. Confirm warranty terms on the listing page.
Hard Case vs. Soft Pouch vs. Retail Box
| Method | Protection | Bulk | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| EVA hard case (this product) | High; resists crushing | Large, fixed volume | A few thousand yen |
| Soft pouch | Stops scratches, not pressure | Minimal; fits gaps | Hundreds of yen |
| Original retail box | Moderate; bulky, humidity-prone | Large | Free |
The hard case earns its place when your mouse rides in a bag alongside books and power bricks, or goes into an overhead bin. If it only moves between a drawer and a laptop sleeve, a cheap pouch does the same job.
Best Use Cases
- Daily commuters with expensive gaming mice — for a mouse over ¥10,000 in a crowded bag, the case is reasonable insurance. The mesh pocket also prevents the most common failure of all: losing the USB receiver.
- Players who bring their own gear to tournaments and LAN events — repeated transport and setup is exactly where bare mice get damaged, and the case doubles as a device tray at the venue.
- Frequent business travelers using a laptop plus an external mouse — a rigid shell claims its own space in the bag instead of being crushed at the bottom.
- Owners of multiple mice — dust on the sensor window and around the skates directly affects glide, so sealed storage for the unused mouse has practical value.
Notes Before Buying
Do not read "dedicated design" as a molded cavity. The compatibility list spans a large G502 and a flat Magic Mouse; no single molded interior fits both.
Treat it as a box that holds full-size mice. Slight movement inside is within spec — pad it with cloth or thin foam if it bothers you.
Do not underestimate the added bulk. 15.7 × 10.8 × 7.1cm will not go into a slim laptop bag.
Buying the case and then carrying the mouse bare because the case does not fit is the single most common outcome. Measure your bag's free space first.
Compare the case price against the mouse price. ¥4,388 as captured in August 2026 buys an entry-class mouse outright.
Protecting a cheap mouse with it is not rational.
Do not read "6 reviews, 5.0" as a proven staple. That count says nothing about durability, and zippers and hinges are where cases like this fail.
Buy with the understanding that long-term durability is unknown.
Listing details can disagree with the actual product. Amazon product-information fields are populated by the manufacturer or seller and are not always accurate, and color and size variants are often bundled onto one page.
Confirm from the product images and title that you are ordering the color and size you intend — the displayed price also changes per variant.
Treat it as water-resistant, not waterproof. EVA does not absorb much water, but the zipper is not sealed.
Rain on the outside is fine; submersion is not.
FAQ
Q. Will a Logitech G502 X fit? A.
It is on the manufacturer's compatibility list, including the G502 X Plus. Interior margin is limited, so measure your unit and compare against the practical interior estimate of roughly 14cm × 9cm × 6cm.
Q. Can I store a wired mouse with its cable? A.
Yes, coiled beside the body or in the mesh pocket. Braided and paracord cables bulk up more than expected — coil loosely rather than folding hard, which stresses the connector root.
Q. Can it hold anything besides the mouse? A.
The mesh pocket takes a USB receiver, a short charging cable, and spare mouse skates. There is no room for a large AC adapter or a power bank.
Q. My mouse slides inside. Is it defective? A.
Expected with flat or small mice, given the multi-model box interior. A microfiber cloth or a thin foam shim fixes it.
Q. What does it cost? A.
¥4,489 as captured in May 2026 and ¥4,388 as captured in August 2026 on Amazon. Both are point-in-time; check the listing for today's price.
Q. Any issue taking it on a plane? A.
The contents are a mouse and cables, and wireless mice with lithium batteries are normally fine as carry-on. Rules for checked baggage vary by airline, so confirm in advance.
Product Disclosure (Amazon)
- Manufacturer: XANAD
- Seller: Amazon US
- Fulfilled by: Amazon US
- ASIN: B0DPGVXHPF
- Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.
