MOSISO Camera Backpack 17.3 inch, DSLR/SLR/Mirrorless Case with Laptop Compartment&Built-in Photography Insert Bag&USB-charging Port&Rain Cover Compatible with Canon/Nikon/Sony/Laptop, Space Gray

I ordered this bag a few months ago for future travel and was able to give it a test run recently and I really like it. First and foremost it's good quality. It has a good feel, which takes away my worry about it it being easily damaged or falling apart on me. The best thing about the bag is the compartment that allows for the camera bag storage. No more fumbling with multiple bags! I was able to carry camera and a nber of other items with no struggle. The Camara bag is kind of basic. I learned quickly that three mesh pockets is not a safe place to store anything (easily falls out - needs a zipper or velcro). The fix was tucking extra memory cards in down in the case itself. The backpack portion has a reasonable number of pockets, which helps to keep things organized. I also like that when I don't have a need to use the entire bag, I can just grab the camera bag and be on my way (which is what I have been doing up until now). The big test will be when I use it for a trip to Europe, which is coming up soon. But for now, I feel confident enough in this purchase to say, I think it's going to make travel and simply transporting things much easier.

This backpack is exceptionally made. It feels nicely finished, with lots of attention to detail. Very nice-looking. I love the side pockets for a water bottle or something. The camera insert that goes on the bottom can also fit on the top portion. That's useful if you're going on at trip and need to pack heavy items like water and food, and you expect to have your camera out and in use most of the time. In that scenario, the lower section will be empty and the heavier items on top might dislodge the divider. In that case, you can pack the extra stuff on the bottom and the camera insert on top. And if you leave the lid of the insert open and flipped back, the camera can be very easy to access from the upper section.Unfortunately, I will probably return it because the backpack itself is very rigid (don't know why one review calls it flimsy!) and even when totally empty and with the divider collapsed, it's as large as if it's stuffed full. I don't think the backpack needs to be so padded that it's always at its fullest size. The insert is padded enough, and so is the back. I will actually think about it before returning. Maybe its constant inflated size isn't that big of a deal, if I only use it for camera transport. It will be packed full the entire time the camera is inside so the fact that it doesn't flatten shouldn't matter. But I did want to use it as a full time backpack, for uses other than camera equipment. Grocery shopping, for example. I don't want to wear such a bulky empty thing. I'll see.

Overall pretty great product anf is what it saids and has good materials but i wish it has 2 additional features: waste belt so that when i walk it doesn't rub back and forth against my body when i walk and climb stairs and to have a phone holder on one of the shoulder strap since most of my female pants are not phone friendly

I love this backpack, Lange in size and good resistant material. I have my laptop, my Wacom tablet, 1 camera, 3 lenses, 1 lens adapter, camera batteries, and cards, cables, external flash, family size M&M’s and I few more things I can’t remember, and the backpack it’s sturdy not to heavy and not fat.

I bought this bag as a replacement for a LowePro bag whose zipper had separated. I am a professional photographer and I like to have a camera with me at all times, and I was taken by the clever design. I do realize that there's no such thing as a perfect bag; however, this one is billed as a combination camera and laptop bag, and while I only peripherally got to use it as a camera bag (meaning there WAS a camera in it), it fails as a usable bag on all counts. I can only imagine that this bag is yet another example of a product that is never once actually USED by the designers. Had MOSISO bothered to field-test this bag, the flaws would have made themselves known early enough on to be able to be rectified before putting this thing on sale for such a premium price.First, the hook-and-loop strips that hold the separator panel between the upper and lower sections of the bag are thin and FAR less than is useful to actually hold the panel in place when objects are placed into the main compartment. This panel cannot be prevented from falling into the bottom compartment with any adjustment of the hook-and-loop material, and all items in the upper compartment will end up in the bottom, rendering them inaccessible until the camera bag is removed from the bottom and the items are fished out.Second, the separator panel falling into the lower compartment renders the camera bag in the bottom inaccessible without rearranging the rest of the bag. As such, the camera bag part is only usable when out of the main bag; this is where the disparity of the concept and execution are at odds with each other.Finally, a bag with this concept should be able to hold the weight of the computer AND the camera bag, and after a couple of weeks of regular use as just a bag, the right shoulder strap and the top handle began to separate from the body of the bag, rendering it utterly useless without a major repair. As a point of explanation, the camera in question was not a heavy DSLR, but rather a Voigtlander Vito II and a few rolls of 35mm film in canisters. Hardly a lot of weight.My LowePro bag is nearly fifteen years old, and still structurally sound except for the zipper, which I will replace this weekend as I get rid of this MOSISO travesty. Sadly, I do NOT recommend this bag.

I bought this for the unique removable smaller camera bag that fits in the bottom compartment. Although the whole item is well made and good for some uses, I was unable to use it for my Nikon 7 since, unlike the larger, heavily built Lowe Pro back packs which I’m trying to replace, these sidewalls are not heavy enough to hold their shape when loaded with an odd shaped, heavy camera. I have found good use for it in carrying the AD 200 flash setups, though, since they have a solid rectangular shape. The bag is well made and looks good, just a light walled version not designed for odd-shaped, heavy, bulky items. I’d like to see them keep this version and make a heavier duty one also.

Excelente el espacio para meter todo lo que necesitas y los compartimentos que tiene. Los materiales no son tan resistentes.

Súper buena calidad y muy solía para guardar muchos accesorios

Me gustó mucho el color y la tela, es muy amplia y cómoda. Incluye funda para la lluvia. Espero que dure mucho.