PGYTECH OneGo 18L Camera and Drone Backpack for Men and Women, 16" Laptop Backpack for Street City Urban Photographer

Whilst this is a ‘commuter’ backpack, I have used it for more than commuting. My OneGo has accompanied me around the world. It carries my Sony A7iii, Mavic2Zoom and accessories with room to spare. Would 100% recommend.

Amazing versatile backpack with attention to smallest details. PGYTECH took care of every aspect of this backpack. Starting with external packaging, way its arrived is just stunning. Product arrived in its own cardboard for protection, after opening it revealed "Welcome" packaging. Black smart envelope with couple of words from PGYTECH team regarding backpack. Everything wrapped in black paper with producent logo and sleeve. Even opening this package brings incredible experience.When comes to backpack itself, both design and practical aspect. It is insanely beautiful backpack. Quality of fabric and material used is incredible. Super comfortable in touch, every single stitch, edge is made with top top precision. Impressive quality, very premium product. It is fully dustproof, waterproof material and in some level resistant for scratches. I love this magnetic instant buckle. Works every time, super quick release option and at the same time keep lid closed very well. Simply pull for tab to open.To gain access to the inside of the backpack you have couple of way. Main way is to open from front. Then you have look on whole backpack from inside and easy access to every pocket. By having many dividers you can fully customise layout, how you want it and depending what you need. On both sides, there are wings with lots of inner pockets for different kind of accessories such cables, filters. One pocket is designed for storing batteries and here comes brilliant idea. They included 3 coins which have green and red side. You can mark which battery is fully and which one is empty by just flipping coin, it will stay thanks to magnets. It does also work as wrench for removing screw for tripod or different accessory thanks to 1/4" thickness.Most pockets have magnetic closure which is super convenient, easy access without compromising safety. They even included compartment for 2 either laptops or tablets with its own divider and pulling tab for easier access. You gonna find inside many optional straps for waist, chest and different accessory. This is truly amazing backpack. Fully justify price. Very happy with this backpack.

Stunningly good backpack that ticks all the boxes and more. There are safe and secure places for lots of kit. It easily accommodated two DSLR bodies and lens, along with all my other 'stuff' that I appear to gather. Comfortable to wear, but perhaps not for hiking. Good looking, and not looking like a camera bag - which I like. This is a top of the range bag.

I'll start my review by stating that I truly wanted to give this camera backpack a 5 star review. The manufacturer has put a lot of effort into developing it and its quite a technical bag. Unfortuately, despite several attempts to fit my camera gear into it, I just could not get on with the Internal dividers. No matter what I tried, I cannot get them suitable for it to accommodate my camera and lenses.The main issue seems to be down to the size and shape of the dividers. Personally, I'd have preferred something more traditional that allows you to build a perfect fitting camera location inside the bag.Despite the above, this is actually an impressive bag. The quality is outstanding and there are more than enough storage solutions in it. Although I likely won't be using this with my camera, this will get plenty of use as a laptop bag, thanks to the laptop section with lift-out tab. My favourite bit, after the quick release magnetic clasp, is the battery storage area, where you can easily mark batteries up as needing a charge, thanks to the magnetic discs.This bag is strong and sturdy, but this comes at a price due to the rather heavy weight of it.Overall, the quality is impressive. If there's an improvement with the internal storage, I would easily give 5 stars. As it is, it's more like a 4.

If you are truly care about your DSLR and ready to spent a decent price then this is the product for you.Top quality. Not doubt about it. The zips works perfect.Opens 180 degree so easy to put and get the stuff out. Many different storage pockets including the customized one for DSLR components. It waterproof so no need to worry about the weather conditions.You can even use it as normal back pack. It looks very stylish.

Let me say first, this bag is a premium experience all around. From the unboxing process, to the materials, to the unique design aspects. It’s just a joy to open and see for the first time. It feels like you are getting your money’s worth.I saw some reviews when this bag was released and it caught my eye with its looks. I wanted a camera bag that didn’t look like a camera bag, but would work well for being a primary camera bag. I use my bag mainly as a travel bag for walking around on trips, not hiking or showing up to a professional set and needing to take all of my 100 pieces of gear. My original choice was the Peak Design everyday bag, but I didn’t love that it was limited to side access only. Yes this bag takes a lot of inspiration from the Peak Design bag for functionality, and a lot from the Belroy Apex backpack for looks. It’s honestly what would happen if those two bags merged together, and I have to say, I like what came out. Adding the top access along with the side access is fantastic.The unboxing experience is so far ahead of any other non-tech product I have opened. The backpack is shipped inside a paper bag that is sewn shut, with a red thread to pull to open. The bag is presented nicely and includes a variety of tags showcasing the ykk zippers, the shoulder pad material, the back pad material, and other items. All of the materials are top notch and feel fantastic.Yes, the bag costs a lot, but I do honestly feel it is worth the price.Setting up the backpack will take a bit of time to figure out the best way to hold your gear, and it will vary for each person. They include some documentation with examples and there is also a YouTube video that goes over some of it also. I am still adjusting them, but I finally have it to a spot where I think it will work for me. I also used a manfrotto Velcro block to better hold the camera in place as I had it laying around. I am carrying an A7iii, 28-75 2.8, 85mm 1.4, 45mm 1.8, and an 18mm 2.8 lens, plus an assortment of ND filters, extra battery, extra SD card, peak design strap, SD card reader, blower, and other small accessories. I also have room to fit my DJI Osmo Mobile 3 and a Mavic air with the controller and 2 batteries, though they don’t go all the time. A tripod will fit on the side sleeve if it’s smaller or along the bottom with the included straps. The top portion will also hold a decent amount if you are traveling with the bag. The fidlock magnetic lid works great. The lid opens and closes very easy, but you just have to know the capacity limits of it and don’t overstuff it. Being able to quickly grab my camera from the side while still wearing the bag, but also being able to open the bag to show all of the content is a great design.There has been a silent redesign of a few parts of the bag from the original reviews. The cross bars are no longer metal, but are now a plastic material. However, it’s not a negative, as they added a smaller nub to the connector end, so the bars are locked into place for good once they are placed, though it took some force for one to two to go in. I saw this was listed as a negative by a few people so this change is good to see. They also changed the outside bottle pockets by including a water drain hole at the bottom and using the same waterproof material all the way down the pocket. This fixes an issue one reviewer on YouTube noted with water flowing into the bag through the side pockets and getting inside. It’s nice to see Pgytech acknowledge these issues and improve the product. If I had to pick some negatives, sometimes the zippers are harder to close in the corners of the side pockets because they are the waterproof kind. Also, the two magnetic openings in the top of the bag may not be the best at holding smaller items, so be sure you don’t lose anything put in here. It might also be neat to put a locking mechanism on the top flap somehow since it’s pretty easy to open by just pulling the tab. Just something that requires an extra step to undo.Overall, the bag looks great, uses high quality material, and it’s highly customizable to fit a variety of use cases. That along with a lifetime warranty is a win for me and I highly recommend the bag if it is a style you are looking for. I hope pgytech continues to bring unique offerings to the market.

Can a backpack worth $300 be justified? In the case of the pgytech OneGo bag, the answer is yes. Absolutely!I feel like the more I use this backpack, the more I appreciate the ingenuity and quality that has been put into it.While this backpack is designed more for photography, its genius is in the ability to reconfigure the inside layout to suit your needs.Backing up a bit, the quality and aesthetic appeal of this backpack can't be understated. It does turn heads, and once people see what it can do, they are sold.The padded inserts can be configured in various positions and they are locked in place securely. If you need organization sleeves and pockets then you'll get those too - plenty of them! And the laptop "drawer" is pure genius for those of us who have smaller laptops that need to be dug out of the holding slot.While the large face of the backpack can be opened up to give full access to the inside of the back, you also have side access to the main compartment.No backpack is complete without being comfortable and this backpack is thanks to the padded shoulder straps, chest strap, and waist strap! The breathable back support pad is also really comfortable and allows for good airflow. I'll go as far as to say that this is the most comfortable *camera* backpack I've used.If you are just taking this out of the package, it may seem overwhelming - and what backpack is overwhelming? Well, this one, but only until you familiarize yourself with it. I do suggest checking out PGYTECH's tutorial video for a crash course in what this backpack has to offer. It also shows you how the inserts secure into place.If I had to complain about one thing, it's the weight of this backpack. It's not light by any stretch, but neither are most camera bags of this size. As an everyday carry or travel backpack, the weight might be problematic, but if you don't mind the extra few pounds of heft (which you don't feel thanks to the excellent shoulder supports) then you'll love this backpack for a wide range of applications.

Ha venido a sustituir a la mochila OneMo en el día a día ya que esta es demasiado grande para llevarla a cuestas de un lado para otro y al final cuanto mas espacio tengas vas a acabar usándolo, lo que se traduce en mas peso.Es perfecta para llevarla puesta durante el día siendo la mochila mas cómoda que he tenido nunca.La presentación es impresionante tal y como nos tiene acostumbrados la marca, pero esta es realmente excepcional.Viene dentro de una bolsa de papel que le da una presencia buenísima a la presentación nada mas sacar de la caja.La mochila está fabricada en materiales de primera, que si a eso le añadimos la garantía de por vida que da el fabricante, tienes mochila para toda la vida.Las correas y la parte trasera tienen un material que amortigua y la hacen muy cómoda. En el interior tienes unos cuantos separadores para configurarla a tu gusto y necesidades teniendo bastante espacio.Yo llevo una cámara, dos objetivos, el portátil y distintos accesorios y la verdad es que estoy encantado con la comodidad y versatilidad de la mochila.Si que le pondría un gran pero a la manera de cerrar la solapa principal y es que aunque cierra muy bien, también se abre muy fácil y puede que la lleves puesta y que no te des cuenta de que la están abriendo y haciéndote una gran faena.Para mi es un fallo muy grande porque con abrir el cierre superior tirando de la lengüeta queda accesible el interior de la mochila. Yo he colocado las separaciones de tal manera que ahí no llevo nada, pero me parece que es algo con lo que debes contar antes de hacer el gran desembolso que vale la mochila.En definitiva es un producto caro que debes plantear bien su compra teniendo en cuenta que no me parece que la forma de cerrar sea la mas segura del mundo.

The media could not be loaded.  Ci porto dentro fotocamere, tutta l'attrezzatura, il pc e gli accessori.La confezione è curata maniacalmente, così come la qualità e le rifiniture del prodotto.Le dimensioni sono relativamente contenute ed è molto capiente, e poi i divisori in velcro permettono di comporlo ovviamente come si vuole.Le tasche sono praticamente infinite. Ogni giorno ne scopro una nuova. Ci sta tutto quello che mi serve, soprattutto in viaggio. Dispone addirittura di tasche apposite per le batterie con relativi magneti per indicare se sono cariche o scariche.Ci sono anche delle cinghie esterne per fissare accessori voluminosi.La cosa più bella sono le aperture laterali che permettono di accedere in ogni momento a quello di cui si ha bisogno, senza doverlo cercare o aprire tutto.Gli spallacci sono imbottiti e lo schienale ergonomico è traspirante, ideale per l'estate.Dubito che avrò un altro zaino per i prossimi 5-10 anni perché si vede che è fatto per durare in eterno.

Versand & Verpackung:Wie immer lief der Versand gut und zügig innerhalb von 2 Werktagen. Die Verpackung des Rucksackes war wirklich besonders. Dieser war nochmals in hochwertigem Papier eingewickelt und alle Besonderheiten wurden extra beschriftet. Die allgemeine Aufmachung war auch wirklich sehr gut!Verarbeitung:Im Preisbereich >200 EUR hat man natürlich eine hohe Erwartungshaltung. Diese wurde bei mir erfüllt. Das Obermaterial fühlt sich wirklich super & stabil an. Ich nutze den Rucksack als Tagesrucksack & Kamerarucksack für Aufträge seit knapp 4 Wochen. Bis jetzt habe ich keinen Verschleiß (wie in einer anderen Rezension) am Obermaterial. Vielleicht sollte man damit nicht an Steinen oder Ästen schleifen. Ich habe ihn auch auf das Material gelegt und auch da ist bis jetzt nichts passiert (meistens Erdboden). Er ist auch wasserabweisend, allerdings würde ich keine Stunden durch den Regen damit laufen und trotz des schon guten Schutzes, einen Regenschutz nutzen. Am Innenmaterial habe ich ebenfalls nichts auszusetzen, da es auch hier noch nicht zu Verschleiß kam.Praktikabilität:Nun zum wohl wichtigsten Punkt eines Kamerarucksacks. Der Innenraum lässt sich mit Trennwänden individuell gestalten und es werden auch genügend Wände mitgeliefert. Weiterhin findet ihr im Innenraum mehrere Taschen für Akkus, Kabel, Adapter, Schlüssel, Geldbörse usw. Für die Taschen der Akkus gibt es außerdem rote und grüne Metallknöpfe (geladen oder leer). Außen findet ihr zwei Taschen für Trinkflaschen oder ein Stativ, wobei das auch unten befestigt werden kann. Der Rucksack lässt sich auch von beiden Außentaschen öffnen und man kommt somit, ohne ihn abzunehmen, an Kamera und Akkus heran. Oberhalb lässt er sich durch einen Magnetknopf öffnen und schließen. Mein einziger Kritikpunkt ist hier, dass man immer genau den Knopf mit dem Magneten verbinden muss, dies aber manchmal nicht innerhalb von Sekunden ging.Man muss sich auch klar sein, dass der Rucksack „nur“ 18L besitzt. Ich fotografiere mit einer Fujifilm X-T3, dem 50 mm – 140 mm F2.8, 56 mm F1.2 und 16mm F1.4 und das passt alles locker rein. Wer allerdings noch Spiegelreflexkameras hat + Telezooms könnte Probleme bekommen. Aber dessen muss man sich einfach vor dem Kauf bewusst sein, da das Problem nicht bei diesem Rucksack liegt, sondern man selbst einfach eine größere Liter Fassung benötigt.Was außerdem nennenswert ist, der Rucksack ist faltbar und wird auch so geliefert.Tragekomfort:Das Material an den Trageriemen fühlt sich super weich an und drückt nicht. Den Brustgurt kann man je nach Körpergröße einstellen oder auch komplett über ein Hakensystem abnehmen (Hab ich so noch nie gesehen). Auch wenn man den Rucksack mehrere Stunden trägt, fühlt es sich nicht unangenehm an. Klar, wenn ich ihn komplett voll belade, leidet der Komfort. Das ist aber bei fast jedem Rucksack so. Nur das Gewicht, ohne Kamera o.Ä. finde ich ein wenig hoch mit knapp 3kg. Stört aber wie gesagt nicht auf dem Rücken.Fazit:Wer bereit ist >200 EUR für einen Kamerarucksack auszugeben, bekommt hier viel geboten. Top Verarbeitung, guten Tragekomfort & eine tolle Praktikabilität als Luxusvariante im 18L Format. Ihr solltet jedoch wissen, was ihr mit dem Rucksack machen möchtet. Ich empfehle ihn, wenn ihr ihn als Auftragsrucksack oder Tagesrucksack (auch mit Kamera) in der Stadt oder Natur. Denn das Aussehen ist spitze und ich wurde wirklich noch nie so oft darauf angesprochen, wo ich denn den schönen Rucksack her habe!