LubardyCamera Bag Professional DSLR SLR Mirrorless Camera Backpack 14 Inch Waterproof Laptop Backpack Anti-Theft Camera Case with Rain Cover Large Capacity Photography Backpack for Men Women, BlackCarbonfree Certified

This is the best bag I have ever gotten and its been years since I got this bag.

I ordered this a few weeks back. I have my camera, 4 lens, light, filters, etc in it. and still have space. I love the pink color. you unzip it and it has the laptop compartment and 2 zipped areas that fit tons of stuff. cleaners, caps, battery charger, etc. then you unzip that and have the main compartment. I have camera body/4 lens/hot shoe light/filters and tiny tripod. still has room but not enough dividers. it has a zipper for easy access to camera on one side that also has space for 3 batteries and battery charger, SD cards, etc. there is a pouch area on the other side. there is a zipper on front that holds rain cover for bag, but can fit other things too. there is one last zipper area on the back for phone, cards, keys etc. the bottom has straps for tripod. this is the only thing I don't like. I love the placement and the straps BUT they are not the clip type. so it makes placing and removing tripod a pain in the butt. this was a feature I overlooked or I would have bought a different backpack. otherwise it is really nice.

Amazing product, taken it to 16 countries with me in the past couple of yrs. You won’t regret it.

I want to put out front the cons of this bag.1st: The padded dividers are not uniform in thickness. I measured out anywhere from 15mm to as thin as 8mm in the solid sections that are supposed to be 16mm thick. Disappointing but I guess you don't get as advertised in the $30ish price bracket. I also wished there was an extra small piece or two to use.2nd: The laptop slot is JUST barely big enough to accept a 14in laptop with ultra thin bezels. That is a bit of a downer as well.3rd: The tablet slot in the outside pocket is only big enough for 8in modern tablets with thin bezels and a protective case may make it impossible to fit or at least very hard. I suppose the rest of us who like to not make their eyes suffer, we will have to toss our 10" to 12" tablets inro the main compartment.4th: This is a really minor one but the "reflective strips" on the bag and waterproof cover are not that "reflective". The strips just don't reflect back that well. I suggest that if this is something important to you you're going to have to supplement this through tape or iron on reflective strips.Now to get to the good section. The majority of zippers are YKK branded aside from the major compartment zippers looking like a cheaper aftermarket? I excuse it for the great price. There is an option to strap a tripod at the bottom of the bag if tou like that. Amazing room for a medium size bag. The drinks pocket can contain a cupholder style 40oz water mug with the included strap holding it in place. Also that pocket is a nice quality that doesn't look like it's going to stretch. Excellent for someone like me who gets parched often. The room inside of the main compartment is quite amazing. This isn't my permanent setup but I fitted 3 lenses, two camera bodies(Rebel T3), a whole camera cleaning kit, and there is still a little bit more room to fit 2 things about 2 inches wide. I put my 16ft measuring tape in one of those empty spaces as an example. I imagine two tiny lenses in their own protective bags would be ideal for those voids. I got one spare battery in the battery pockets. So I imagine fitting 5 lenses along with my camera body in there. 4 large and one medium. Maybe a small lens or two if I find a use for something that small. The zip in layer with two mesh pockets holding everything in is pretty ideal for all of the small stuff like cables, UV filters, and all sorts of little things. I don't use the standard lithium charger due to my aftermarket batteries having USB C ports on them for easy recharging.So quality is pretty good for a budget bag. The handle and arm bands are not double stitched but they use reasonable stitching practices. I wish the thin shoulder strap connection at the bottom of the bag was the X stitch but it's acceptable for a bag that will likely be loaded with at moat 20 pounds assuming a little tablet and laptop was thrown in. The included rain cover is definitely indicative of the cheaper rain resistant nylon. It's also a good size that even a younger teen could wear comfortably if you were to get this for them.So all in all, a solid 4 out of 5. I would say a solid 5 if it was $25 or less on sale, easy purchase at that price but I don't mind spending $30 on this. Any more than that and I'd be reconsidering my options.

I've had this bag for 2 years, and still going strong. I love the organization of the bag and it is quite versatile and easy to carry around. Secures all my camera and tech just fine.

I purchased this small backpack to carry my Canon R50 camera and accessories. Everything fits snuggly and perfectly in the bag. I even have room for my future telephoto lens. My favorite feature is the side access zipper to the camera. It makes it easier to reach in or return my camera into the backpack without having to open the whole backpack. The side access area also has access to the battery storage area so you can switch them out quickly.I like the black color and that the backpack has locking zippers on the main compartment (see photo). These locks stop the zippers from opening or someone from opening them to access your stuff. There seems to be ample padding for my camera. The straps and handle seem heavy-duty. I expect this backpack to last for several years and is well worth the money.

Great value. I love the hidden zip pocket.

No rain cover, not nearly enough inserts and the bag arrived crushed in the box.