🎒 Neewer 2-in-1 Convertible Wheeled Camera Backpack: An All-in-One Solution for DSLR Gear and Accessories Review

This bag changed my life! Worth every penny and more! Thank you for creating a superior and affordable quality bag for the professional who doesn't want to pay extortion to keep their gear safe. My clients love how professional and organized I work. I fit up to 3 DSLRs, up to 8 or 10 lenses. Batteries, transmitter, receiver, two speeds and AD 200 in the case! Card readers, business cards and custom patches for hats and accessories. Don't overpay, get it!

This is a very nice bag. She exceeded all of my expectations. I can store my Canon 7d Markii with a battery and a Sigma 70-200 f2.8 lens attached. 4 speeds of light. 4 extra batteries for the lens and the list goes on and on. There was also an unexpected surprise on the bad side. They also included a cup for the tripod legs to sit on when attached to the bag. The wheels really roll. I'm 6ft 6" and the telescoping handle is long enough so I don't have to bend down to grab my bag. My large 17"…

Whether it's a wedding, family or newborn, this bag is perfect for all your cameras and lenses! I used to take multiple bags to film, but it literally weighed on and annoyed me. Now I can put everything in this bag and it makes my travels more efficient. I usually carry 2 DSLR bodies and 3 Canon L-series primes. The pockets are also great for storing your SD cards, batteries, cleaning supplies, etc. I also like that the look is sleek and clean, and the top and side handles are soft but not…

Awesome DSLR bag but like most (if not all) DSLR bag manufacturers they don't design products for photographers looking for bags that can fit a laptop larger than a standard 17.3 inch laptop. I'm a photographer and industrial designer using an Alienware 17 R4 laptop sized to fit a 18.4 inch thicker laptop. At 424mm x 332mm x 29.9mm or 16.7"(W) x 13.1"(D) x 1.18"(H) it's difficult to find the right DSLR case for the R4 I hope at least a few bag makers will find a solution for those of us who…

When I bought this rolling case I had no idea how good it was. This bag has deep pockets for DSLR and mirrorless cameras. I bought this case as an extra case for my Sony systems where I could carry 3 Sony bodies like the A7II, A7R2 and Sony A9 with about 6 lenses and 2 flashes. This thing has plenty of pockets for cards, batteries, chargers, and other useful items. It comes with straps to wear as a backpack and a protective water sleeve to cover the bag when it rains. Very well made, with a…

I only write reviews when I am very satisfied with the quality of a product or not at all. I have mixed feelings about this camera bag as the bag itself can hold a lot of gear and allows you to adjust the size of the storage bags. However, due to its size and the amount of gear it can hold, the plastic and lightweight metal construction doesn't feel strong enough to withstand regular use. The pull handle is flimsy and I can tell it's only attached to the plastic frame. When you grab the handle…

This bag is heavy when fully loaded but I knew it (pun intended) before I bought it. It fits what used to require two photo backpacks and has already saved me time and effort. Everything seems solid enough so far, but I'll update the rating if anything changes. I probably won't always have a tripod or monopod outdoors, but it's nice if I have to walk a bit to set it up. At the moment I just love it as a suitcase on wheels or a backpack that I can grab and take with me. I also like his looks…

I've never seen anyone stuff this thing so full. I have 3 full size Nikon D4s, 5 lenses, 3 flashes and various cables and cards. I currently have 3 flashes added but on game day it will hold a Sigma 120-300 and the flashes will be removed. A 200-400mm will do, but only with two bodies, a 70-200 and maybe another small lens. The front pocket is big enough for a 15 inch laptop but no more. I'm not sure how long it will last, it's used every day. But it seems well done. The only thing missing is a