PGYTECHOneMo Lite Camera Backpack 22L for DJI, Sony, Canon, Nikon, OSMO Action/Pocket, DSLR/SLR Mirrorless, Camera Tripod Photographer Bag Gift, Camera Pack Black, Weekend Bag

I have been wearing this backpack a year ago and it has proven to be the one of the best backpacks ever available on the market. It provides enough dividers to allow a good organization for all kinds of stuff. I'm not photographer so i didn't have opportunity to test it with their equipment.I was able to fit items for travel such as a Steam deck, tablet laptop, clothes, DOPP kit and tech pouch without any issues. The provided straps makes it easier to store your jacket externally if needed.I must say, is not lightweight as others but its comfortable to wear and it's totally able to stand by itself. Also, the rugged bottom provide enough confidence to put the backpack in almost any surface.At the beginning i was unsure to pick this one or the next version OneMo 2 but i did the right choice. Totally recommendedPick this backpack unless:- A second quick access compartment is needed.- You want to do a one bag travel.For those cases PGYTECH had more options for sure. It's a great brand.

I bought this bag for my boyfriend because he is a photographer for a company and carries A LOT of equipment in multiple bags. This bag allows him to consolidate. It is durable from the zippers, to the padding, to the overall quality of the bag. The storage can be customized to the devices placed within the bag. There is a pouch in the bag for his laptop. Plus it’s water resistant. He loves the bag and it was DEFINITELY worth the price.

What a shame that is not longer in stock... y have use it like 2 year nearly, and Its the best I got... elegant, good material, never get damage, and Im very tough with it... veryyy veryyy good product... my respect. Still work, so I love it but im worried when it get damage.

Coming from the world of LowePro and ThinkTank - and I own around 6 backpacks for various purposes - this 22L bag is quite nice. Great quality, nice features, lightweight (very important) and deep enough to store some lenses vertically. It's even water resistant without the rain cover, though I'm not sure how well the leather-like finish will hold up over time. Overall, it would have been perfect for my needs except for one glaring omission; there is no waist belt. There is a chest strap, and that is helpful. But don't expect to stuff this bag with a body and a few lenses and have it be a comfy couple of miles. Out of all the backpacks I own I have only one without a waist belt and I won't use that for hiking further than the end of my driveway! Even my weird little Polaroid bag, made for a small camera with lens attached, has a waist strap. So PGYtech takes a great bag and makes it a mediocre yet pricey one by excluding a waist strap. Grrrhhhh##%!! There's one on the big brother bag, the 35L, but not on the 22L Therefore, I sent it back. I have a Lowepro Flipside 300 in place of this Pgytech but I would switch it if the Pgytech had the belt.

I have had this bag for almost a year now and love it!! It fits my 16in MacBook Pro perfectly and has pockets in the perfect place! Extremely durable and I feel safe setting it down anywhere even with my 5k camera inside, great product, great brand!

This bag is one of the best purchase decisions I”ve made when it comes to protecting my camera, lenses, laptop and accessories when traveling. After two years and dozens of trips it is still going strong and is still perfect for my needs. Pgytech has become a brand I can trust and gives the best value for the money and love their Mantis Pod as well as their Capture Clip which I use with this bag. I highly recommend.

I love this bag

This backpack I used it for my work as a freelance videographer and it has helped me keep everything so organized. You can fit a lot. I fit my drone and controller with gimbal and a light. All cables and charger and batteries. And the best part is the fact that you can put an air tag which gives you some peace of mind since I’ve worked in places that I don’t know if my back pack will still be there when I come back at the end of my shift