Camera Backpack for Photographers - Compact Camera Bag with 15.6 Inch Laptop Compartment - Side Access Quick Draw - Anti-theft Hidden Pocket Tripod Holder Rain Cover - TB04 Black

Plenty of space despite its compact size. Straps are comfortable, the padded back is equally comfortable. Tripod strap on the bottom and the rain cover are great features. My laptop fits in it perfectly and the bag seems very weel-made and well-designed overall. Highly recommend. I scotch guarded it as an extra layer of moisture defense, but the material appears to be sturdy and durable. Nice looking, sleek bag and I particularly like the side quick access pocket that holds 4 spare batteries and has a zippered compartment for cables, memory cards, etc.

I absolutely love this backpack, I've used it every day for 3 years. I use it as my every day backpack and also pack it with gear for videography (documentary style, music video and weddings). Its super portable, light and I love the organization system. I also love the mesh side pockets to hold a water bottle or whatever else I need to quickly shove in there. I have only 2 small issues with this backpack: -Durability. Its a daily driver and it was not very expensive, so I am not surprised nor disappointed with what I got for the cost. The design of the straps coming off the laptop pouch causes extra stress on that material, if the strap was on the other side of the laptop zipper it would not have ripped. However, photos show this material has started coming apart. Pro-tip: keep the zipper on the sides, not on the top. This design makes it possible for the strap stress to pull open the zippers that keep your laptop safe, if you left the zippers on top. Pockets: I love the organization of this backpack but wish that empty space above the zipper pocket was used to add a second zipper pocket. Just seems like a missed opportunity. Personally, after 3 years, Im looking for something a hair larger with an extra couple pockets (that hopefully will last a little longer). But I've had 3 great years, this is my favorite backpack ever.

I must say I like this bag, I have six of them. The build is above average and more than adequate. I purchased the first of these bags four years ago. It has been subjected to moderate use and is still intact, i.e. no rips or tears. The zippers still work as they should.. The features that most impress me are ease of use and comfort. If you lay the bag on its backside and open the one large flap on the front you have easy access to all of the bags content. You can retrieve what you want without having to rearrange the rest of the bags content. Another feature that I like is an empty bag has sufficient integrity to stand on its own. The rear computer pocket will carry a 15 inch laptop with ease. It is not large, but will carry one or two camera bodies and two or three lenses. In my main bag I generally carry two Sony Alpha 7CR bodies, a Sigma 14-24mm F2.8, a Sigma 24-70 F2.8, and a Sony FE 100-400mm F4.5 - 5.6 GM, a Sony GN46 Flash, four additional batteries and a small battery charger. Its tight, but it gets me to where I am going. The other bags are used for other photographic needs, i.e. Macro, Telephoto, and cinematography/videography.

It turned out to be a lot smaller than expected but it is definitely super lightweight even with the back pack completely full. Straps are comfortable and easily adjustable (including the bottom one for the tripod). It accessible to all pockets, and overall good to take anywhere any time.

I’ve been using the TARION Camera Backpack for about a week now, and I must say, I’m thoroughly impressed. From its sturdy construction to its flexible compartments, this backpack has become an essential part of my photography gear. Quality Build: One of the first things that struck me about the TARION Camera Backpack is its quality build. The materials feel durable, and the stitching seems robust, giving me confidence that it will withstand the rigors of outdoor photography adventures. Flexible Compartments: What I love most about this backpack is the flexibility it offers with its compartments. The adjustable dividers allow me to customize the interior layout to fit my specific gear needs, whether I’m carrying multiple lenses, an additional camera body, or other accessories. This versatility has been invaluable in keeping my equipment organized and easily accessible on the go. Room for Improvement: While the TARION Camera Backpack excels in many areas, there is one aspect where it falls slightly short for me. I do wish it had a little more storage space dedicated to smaller items like SD cards and other miscellaneous camera gear. Adding a few extra pockets or compartments for these items would make it even more convenient for photographers who like to keep everything neatly organized. Overall Impression: Despite this minor drawback, I have been thoroughly impressed with the TARION Camera Backpack. Its quality construction, flexible compartments, and overall functionality make it a standout choice for photographers looking for a reliable and versatile carrying solution. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or an amateur enthusiast, this backpack is definitely worth considering for your gear transportation needs.

About this bag back in January 12, 2022 and as June 23, 2025 I have semi traveled with the bag and my camera and it has held up great knock on wood. I have no real complaints. It holds the camera great one thing I would say is I wish there was more straps in it that came with it but other than that, everything’s great I haven’t really put it in bad conditions but it holds everything I would want to hold all in one backpack and safely so if I was to go running with it wearing it or having to get up in a hurry, I know everything safe in there. I always disassemble my camera when I put it away put them in the right slot things they snug. I don’t have to worry about things falling out of their spots so I know I would say it was a good purchase now if you’ve got more than what it says it can fit then you might need a bigger one other than this one, but I have one camera and a bunch of accessories in it but I will tell you this I have not tried carrying around a laptop or a tablet in the back pocket just yet I mainly just use the front big pocket

I needed a backpack type camera case, I usually use Domke bags but I have more lenses then it can carry now, plus I wanted a backpack for easier carry. I researched a lot of backpacks, price was a main issue, I really didn't want to spend a ton, but also wanted something I felt wasn't going to fall apart. I have a Canon R6 MK II and, Canon 70-300 L, Sigma 24-70 Art, Tamron 90mm macro, and a RF50mm (lens hoods too). Then a small flash and various cords, cleaning supplies, batteries, cards etc. It all fit with easy and I still have some space left over. The case seems very sturdy and well made. Stitching looks solid and overall it does look great. Padding is also good. It's comfy to wear. I haven't used it in the field yet, but overall, I am very happy. I does appear a bit smaller then expected which was good, especially with the fact that it fit all my gear then some.

Fits all of my camera equipment, good size, has velcro rings to connect tripod underneath and the orange interior makes it easier to find my equipment in low light situations. Great build quality, sturdy and water protectant, which comes at a reasonable price. Overall very pleased with this bad