CADeN Camera Backpack Professional DSLR Bag with USB Charging Port Rain Cover, Photography Laptop Backpack for Women Men

I ordered this camera bag because I needed something to keep all of my camera gear in when I went out and did my shoots. I've been looking for something that was dedicated to camera's not just a backpack that had a pull out or fold open lens pouch.when I order this backpack I was planning on there being a ton of space and fitting most of my gear, however when I finally got it I was easily able to fit all of the gear that I keep with me when I travel and do photography and video recording. I was able to fit more than I had expected which was a very welcome discovery.The inside is completely customizable with the inserts and the straps, so you can make it fit in any format you would like. I was even able to fit two medium-sized tripods in the very center of the backpack without having to strap anything to the bottom. Although I do have the ability to add an additional tripod, likely a larger one, to the bottom.it has a built-in USB port and cable so you can have a nice hidden power supply inside the backpack and be able to charge devices outside of the backpack very convenient for cable management.the overall construction feels very durable and the materials seem high quality. One of the things I was very concerned with when I ordered this backpack because of the price was the quality, and so far I've had no issues with quality or with comfort and I feel like it's going to last me quite some time.overall I couldn't be happier with this bag and at the price point I bought it at its great, and checks all the boxes I was looking for when I was planning on ordering a backpack such as this. At this point I highly recommend this.The item shipped quickly and came very well packaged and in good working order with no defects. please keep checking back on this review in the coming weeks and I will make sure to note any issues that I run into but at this point I'm very happy with my purchase.

The GoPro is very small and compact, but all the accessories I use with it? Not so much. Within a week or two of receiving my GoPro I had acquired a magnetic mount, a suction cup mount, a tripod, and a selfie stick, not to mention batteries, chargers, microphones, USB power packs, USB lights, cables, and more. I bought a camera that fits in my front pocket and needed a wagon to drag around all these accessories!I found this backpack-style camera bag on Amazon and ended up ordering it. I'll say the company does not do a good job of explaining the differences between the models, and eventually I picked one based on price and color. Fortunately, this one was large enough to meet my needs.The bag comes with a bunch of dividers and straps, all of which have Velcro on the ends to hold them in place. The first time I organized the bag I didn't have enough dividers and straps; the second time, I ended up with spares. I bought a dedicated USB power charger and connected it to the internal USB cable, which has a port outside the bag for charging stuff. The bag holds more than I thought; I'm not using any of the external pockets. I did discover that one of the outside pockets opens up to the inside of the bag, which is convenient if you're expecting it and a pain if, like me, you weren't.I've only worn it as a backpack once. I'm an XL+ guy, and it fit me fine. More than a backpack, it's a convenient place to store everything I use. If you're a professional photographer with a ton of lenses and lights then you'll have to judge if there's enough space, but for me it holds all the stuff I use and all the stuff I rarely use and there's still space for more.

This is my first “big” camera bag, and I consider it an excellent value. Caveat—I have cropped sensor mirrorless cameras, smaller than comparable DSLRs. I bought this for a 17 day trip that included six days of sharing a tour van, individual days in national and state parks, and travel days with roadside photo stops. I easily fit three camera bodies, four lenses (including a 100-400mm zoom, camera attached), birding binoculars, and all necessary accessories, though I did add a couple more dividers to make enough compartments. I also fit my 15” laptop in, but only on travel days, bcuz heavy. I wore the bag a few times and found it comfortable enough, but mostly used it from the back of a van or car. I love that unzipping a single panel gives me easy access to any/all equipment. I also like the net pouches and accessory loops in the main access panel. Water bottle pouch is very usable. Haven’t yet used side access panel or USB cord, nor needed rain cover. Strapped tripod at bottom initially, but we had room to transport them with legs extended, and all trip attendees found it more convenient on our short hikes (usu. < 1 mi.) to hand carry them.