Review on 📷 TARION Pro 2-in-1 Camera Backpack: Large DSLR Bag with Laptop Compartment, Rain Cover - Ideal for Travel, Hiking, and Outdoor Photography by Dale Hing

I've been using this backpack for a few weeks now as a replacement for my camera bag. I travel and shoot YouTube videos so I need a backpack that can fit a lot of gear without getting dirty. You have to remove all the velcro and do it your way, but I love that you can do it. small tripods, a couple of microphones, two extra lenses, a DJI Mini 2 drone and a monopod for the main gimbal or anything else it might take. Oh, and a full-size Manfrotto tripod. And a 14-inch ultrabook. And chargers and cleaners and spare batteries and a dozen cables. All of that will fit in there. If I unbalance the main gimbal and fold it down as far as possible, I can put the tripod on its side. bag and hold it in place with the strap. When I don't need a tripod, I put the gimbal in this position so I don't have to balance it every time. to set up and feel good, why 4 stars? I'm concerned about the build quality and how long it will last. Like the orange zipper pulls. , it looks like, but no. They just seem to be glued to the ends of the cords. I'd rather just have a cord that wraps around itself. The other day I pulled too hard and the orange part popped out right away. The main zip wasn't attached properly when unpacked. It has a slight snag which means it can't be fully closed. (there is a hole the size of a pinky) and I can't move either stick to the other side as neither can bridge that gap. It's not a big deal, but it's a little inconvenient as the tongue often gets stuck under the stabilizer. I hope it lasts because I really love this backpack and I think it's a great deal. With this bag I can set myself up completely in less than 5 minutes and have my hands free the whole time. I just hope they improve quality control in the future and put a little more effort into making it last longer.