Evecase Large DSLR Camera And Laptop Backpack With Rain Cover - Perfect For Travel, Fits 15.6-Inch Laptops, Tablets, Lens Kits, Full Frame Mirrorless Digital Cameras, And Accessories Review

Having succumbed by the marketing for the DJI Mavic Pro, I now needed a new bag that would allow me to carry all my camera equipment as well as my newest drone conveniently everywhere I wanted to take it. It's difficult to shop for new bags on here because all they can provide all the pictures they want and list all the dimensions, but without actually seeing it in front of you it's difficult to imagine what it's really like and if your stuff will in fact fit. So, let me do my best to make this

All in all, get this bag if you won't mind the 6 pound weight that it is by itself. I did a TON of research (2 whole days worth) and even ordered 2 bags to compare. I kept this one and used it and I'm so glad that I did. This bag works perfectly.Background: I'm tiny. I'm about 5'7" and weigh 115 pounds. I'm a professional photographer that was going to Costa Rica for a week. I was looking for a bag that I could carry-on the plane, that would hold everything that I needed for a week long…

Pros:- Backpack came as advertised with even more pockets and zippers than I originally noticed in the listing.- The entire thing is very well padded-- to the point that it maintains its shape without anything being in it.- Zippers and stitching seem to be sturdy and all have rain covers.- Inside padding is all fully customizable to fit your gear.- Laptop compartment is functional for at least up to 15" laptops (like a macbook pro) and tablets.- The top and bottom compartments can actually be…

THE GOODIf you want pockets and storage options, I doubt you'll find anything better The separate bottom compartment, with a removable padded container, is a great idea. If you don't need the items in that section, you can easily remove the container and use the space for a jacket, food, or whatever.THE BADAfter using the bag for the first time on a 2-week trip, the shoulder straps began to rip out of the backpack. A few other design features could be better.Granted, my backpack was…

So pros and cons:Cons first- it’s SLIGHTLY more boxy than I hoped, I’m a big guy 6’1”, so I wanted a big backpack that doesn’t feel like a child’s. This doesn’t feel like a child’s, but I was hoping it was gonna be a bit more like a hiking backpack (more tall less deep). BUT it is tall AND deep. This is a very minor "issue”, but it’s something I noticed.Pros: it’s less expensive than many camera packs. It’s huge, and can store so much. I removed the padded box from the bottom section and can…