Lowepro Dashpoint 10 Camera Bag - Ultimate Multi Attachment Pouch for Point and Shoot Cameras Review

For carrying the Sony RX100 M6 on a belt or backpack with the AGR2 accessory handle. I love this bag style. The fit of the camera is a bit tight and I will evaluate the fit over time for wear on the camera. There is no space for the camera's neck strap, but you can put the strap around your wrist. There is no space for an additional battery. I wanted a compact case that would protect against light rain and dust on long hikes, and it should work.

My Sony RX-100 IV fits comfortably in this bag, but it even fits on the floor with a spare battery. The velcro strap works well for attaching to a running hydration pack. However, I ended up replacing this bag with the Lowpro Portland 20 which is much more practical for this camera. I found this bag to be too difficult to close due to the tight fit and I really wish it had a separate battery compartment. In addition, after a short time, the zipper began to wear off the paint from the edge of…

I bought this for my Olympus E-PL9 with the kit lens. My camera and lens fit in there (but it was very tight) and there was no room for a camera strap unless I was playing camera tetris and I also had to remove the Swiss plate from the Arca tripod or it wouldn't fit. I knew I would feel bad if I left the camera bag, so I returned it. If your camera is maybe a bit smaller, take it. If your camera is the same size or larger than mine, take the larger size. For reference, I received the Dashpoint…

Not a bad little camera bag, just great for a small camera when you wear it on your belt. but not if you want to use it with a shoulder strap. If you put anything in your pocket at all and sling it over your shoulder, it will fall off your body at a 45 degree angle. Because the strap attachment points are not at the top, the bag does not hang straight. Poor shoulder strap design. It's pretty basic too, with a compartment and a tiny flat flap pocket for an extra memory card. There is no separate

Purchased August 2020. Lowepro quality is excellent. If you have a compact camera, that's good. Purchased for LUMIX with a pancake lens. And that's without the camera straps, as I didn't like the way my straps dangled from the bag. With no straps for the camera, everything is perfect. This Lowepro just made it for my camera. If you're looking for Sony's Alpha series, this probably won't fit. The only thing I like about this purchase is undoubtedly the quality of the Lowepro. In addition, the…

I am bidding on this in hopes it will fit my Sony RX100 VII and it fits perfectly. It fits so well that I can only assume Lowepro used the RX100 as their reference camera size when designing this bag. I like to carry a small backpack for snacks, souvenirs, etc. I specifically wanted this small camera bag because of the unique strap attachment options on the back - specifically, I wanted it to be able to attach to a shoulder strap when backpacking. so I could take my RX100 VII with me without…

I've been using Lowepro since the early 2000's and have had several bags for a variety of uses. After much discussion with their tech support (thank goodness - they really know their stuff) we decided this was the right fit for a newly purchased compact camera. Good build, good finish. While the shielded logo on the front looks very stylish, I suspect it will disappear over the years, which I don't think is a hindrance. Please note that unlike other Lowepro bags I own, there are NO useful…

The Dashpoint 30 case is very well thought out and well made. I got it to protect a Sony NEX-6 with a small 16-50 lens when it's in my backpack with books and other things. The bright color makes it easy to find. The camera is about 3/4 inch tall (see first photo). Unfortunately, Dashpoint 20 looks too small. I wish they had released the Dashpoint 25 with internal dimensions of 5x3x3 - or with baffles or a pocket so I could use the extra space (there's currently no room for an extra battery)…