BAGSMART Camera Bag, DSLR SLR Camera Backpack Fits up to 15.6" Laptop, Camera Case for Photographers with Waterproof Rain Cover, Tripod Holder, Black

I needed a camera bag that could also carry my MacBook Air. After scouring Amazon, I found this bag at a very reasonable price. There are other bags that look more rugged and cost more. However, the Bagsmart suits my needs.There are inserts with Velcro which allow me to configure the interior. My Nikon Zfc retro camera, wide angle zoom lens and 55-250mm lens fit well inside the backpack. There is also enough room for the battery charger and a small lens, if needed.My MacBook Air fits inside the bag within its own department with ease. This is a 13-inch laptop and it's fairly thin. The Apple charger fits inside the inner compartment of the Bagsmart fine.The bag's quality is well made. This is not a fancy camera bag, but for under $50.00, the quality is solid.Traveling through TSA, I found it easy to unzip the bag for scanning. The bag is good sized, but it fit perfectly well underneath the seat ahead of me on the plane. The bag is also easy to carry either with one hand, on my shoulder or back. Walking through the airports while carrying this backpack could not have been more easy and comfortable.The Bagsmart is great surprise!

The large fits my 16” MacBook perfectly, without being too big and cumbersome. The backpack is sturdy and robust. I do wish it came with more Velcro dividers. Overall very good product for the price

Since the Amazon Basics camera bag was discontinued, I searched a long time for another camera bag that could fit trading card boxes snugly and safely. While not mandatory, I wanted something that could hold a playmat also, and this bag is it.It's compact so you cannot fit a playmat inside, but as you can see there is room for about six premium extra large commander deck boxes inside, probably 8 or 9 boxes if you are using smaller or cheaper boxes. The dividers are fairly customizable, so you can choose how everything rests, though you should be aware that the Side Access zipper prevents you from attaching a divider to the lower right side of the bag. It is designed for cameras first, after all.Speaking of the Side Access zipper, I originally assumed this would be a wasted feature, but it is nice to be able to pull a deck out without having to open the whole bag. I could see this being useful at a tournament, where you have one specific deck you are planning to use primarily, or just in a cramped space where you do not want to keep opening your entire bag over and over.I was able to fit a rolled up playmat in the outer sleeve that is intended for tripods. It fits perfectly, although I did need a rubber band to prevent it from opening a bit at the top. This holder is for smaller metal tripod legs, so I don't think a hard shell play Matt container will fit in here, but if you have a very compact one, it could work.This is a compact backpack, so there really isn't a lot of extra storage besides what you see here, although there is one slip pocket for small laptops or tablets. I will put this out there right now, I tried to fit three card binders in here, and none of them would fit. I think only a small 2x2 binder would possibly work here.Overall I have only owned this for a week, but given the price, the features and quality seem really good

it was pretty good. It is kind of light weight in my opinion but is still made pretty well.

I recently purchased a camera backpack, and it has exceeded my expectations! The padded compartments provide excellent protection for my gear, and there’s plenty of space for all my accessories. The ergonomic design makes it comfortable to carry, even on long outings. I also love the quick-access side pocket for my camera, allowing me to capture spontaneous shots effortlessly. Overall, this backpack is a must-have for any photographer on the go!

The media could not be loaded. I was a Peak Design backpack STAN, until I bought the smaller version of the bagsmart camera backpack for my assistant to carry a small kit in. I started using that for smaller jobs that needed maybe 2 bodies, 2 lens, and a flash or so - the felt so much lighter and less awkward to gain access to my gear on the go.I needed a slightly bigger bag, but not the size of the 30L peak design backpack and I really liked the bagsmart quality and lightweight nature so I bought this one - oh man! It’s like my preferred working backpack for small to medium photo jobs.In the video I packed the back for a small wedding or medium size editorial job that might require a bit more equipment than a family portrait session or similar. It is configured for me and my needs, so you can shape the inside to your preferences.Adding the laptop to this bag made it TOO heavy (as is if you pack/overpack it like me) so I carry that in another smaller backpack.I prefer the way this bag opens compared to both the smaller bagsmart bag (opens from the back to access all the gear) and peak design bag (opens from the side and top) as it lays on its back and the top opens.The zippers do have locks so you can hook them onto each other to prevent accidental gear falling out by a loose zipper.In the video I have packed the bag with the following:2 Nikon z6ii bodies28 f2.8 Lens85 f1.8 Lens2 Godox AD200 pocket flashes (with magmod grips)2 Godox speed light flashes1 bag full of spare batteries2 godox x1pro triggers3 magmod grids1 magmod sphere1 dual Camera harness with straps