Camera Backpack, BAGSMAR DSLR Camera Bag Backpack, Anti-Theft and Waterproof Camera Backpack for Photographers, Fit up to 15″ Laptop with Rain…

I bought the Khaki one, which is very easy to match a jacket of any color. The bag is very light, but feels pretty solid. The material they used is very strong. It does not have any negative odor. I think it will last a long time. I’ll update it after a year or so to see if I can confirm it. The customizable compartments could fit almost everything you’ll need for a photography travel. The chest strap helps to keep the bag close to body, which is very nice. I was not sure if it was waterproof, but it came with a rain cover, so no worries for rainy days. Before I got the bag, I thought the strap of the top compartment would be very inconvenient, but it is actually magnetic. So it’s easy to open.

I think it is a very nice camera bag for the right price.

the bag is a lot more robust and well made than I had expected out of a $60 backpack. all the zippers seem very strong and the material seems really tough. it does everything that the product description says it does. my only complaint is that my laptop just barely fits in the laptop compartment. But i do have a rather large (15.6 in) laptop. Overall would recommend to someone who does not have a ton of camera gear such as myself.

Great backpack! I’m 5’2″ and surprised this backpack can be adjusted even smaller for someone shorter than me. I have issues with things like camera straps and messenger bags hanging at the right height for my body size. I inspected the stitching and put some heavy stuff in the bag, it feels like it should hold up. So far so good with the quality of the bag.

If I should feel different about this bag, good or bad, I will update my review.

PROS:
– number of dividers plus the elastic straps
– chest buckle
– the zipper clip to as a theft deterrent
– magnet on snap is strong, I can’t just easily fling it off
– two side pockets, most often with there isn’t a pocket on the side opening style camera bags
– strap to secure tripod
– rain cover
– separate laptop compartment, laptop sleeves in the main compartment usually takes away space from the other items you store in the bag. But because this one is separate, it doesn’t do that.

CONS (These maybe personal preferences, but one of them is enough to make me remove a star.)
– no waist strap. It doesn’t have to be a padded one, but camera gear can be heavy especially if you have the high end pro lenses, so a strap can help with the weight (same reason for hiking bags big or small)
– I feel the bottom of the bag can have a little more padding (for both the laptop and camera compartment). It does the job, but I’ve seen bags with more cushion.
– (okay personal preference) color selection. I like the charcoal-y or black canvas bags, but personally don’t like the reddish brown strap. While the bag itself is casual, I think a black strap on the black bag would be nice so it doesn’t stand out.
The greenish one I actually ended up really liking in person. But I do wish there was more of a color selection. I think a burgundy and navy would be great additions.

So far I really like this bag. The inserts are customizable so I can change it up depending on which lenses I am bringing with me. I was able to carry all my video gear plus a gimble and more without killing my back on a wedding day. For example, I packed a 35mm, 50mm, 70-200mm, 2 DSLR’s, batteries, cards, Zhiyun Crane and polarizing lens covers plus my wallet, water bottle and snacks. The straps are super padded for comfort, the pockets on the sides are spacious for water bottles or gimbles, and the inside is surprisingly huge. I did bump quite a few people with it on my back but that’s simply me be clumsy.