Endurax Waterproof Camera Backpack for Women and Men Fits 15.6" Laptop with Build-in DSLR Shoulder Photographer Bag (Cool Gray)

So in love with this backpack so far! There's so much storage! It's very useful for traveling when you also want to have camera bag in hand, it just slips on in the compartment specially for it! The camera bag has adjustable padding with Velcro to adjust however you want to store your camera and lenses! I currently have one lense with a Nikon camera and it's huge but I adjusted the padding to make it work so that way in the future when I get more lenses I'll already have the room and don't have to worry about getting another camera bag! It's got the tripod straps. Inside the backpack there's a flap with Velcro straps on the sides if you want to pack other things in the backpack! The backpack itself is so pretty! We'll see how it stays durable after reading other reviews. After all I recommend this backpack!

I needed a bag that I can take with me to photography sessions. The quality of the bag is 5 star, it looks fashionable but it also has a lot of space. What I love is that it has a bag for your camera that you can remove and take with you.Very spacious, looks great and I highly recommend.

Overall, I like this bag. It's pretty well constructed, with the exception of the Velcro rimmed compartment dividers, which tend to slip and fold. It did hold my 15 inch laptop and my camera with two different lenses and accessories as advertised. However, it was a snug fit for my laptop, which required that I remove other items to pull it in and out and carefully pull the corners to get the laptop to fit in it's pocket. This was often inconvenient, such as during TSA inspections.I enjoyed the pull out camera bag that I could carry separately. It's less bulky that my regular camera bag and pretty easy to pull in and out of the bottom compartment, with a handle that helps pull the camera bag out.

BLUF: Great value for the price.In the past, I usually had two carry-on bags: a camera backpack for that gear, and a briefcase for all the other stuff I wanted/needed in the plane's cabin with me (tablet, Kindle, laptop, chargers, cables, meds, clean shirt, etc.). For my last trip, I really wanted to keep it down to one carry-on, so I decided to give this bag a try. It comes with a small camera bag, complete with Velcro-fastened dividers, that fits into the bottom compartment of the backpack. That leaves the upper part of the body, plus the front compartment, for rest of your stuff, plus a sleeve that will hold a 15-inch laptop.I was able to fit my Canon 6D body, a 40mm lens, a 24-105mm lens, the command unit for my speedlights, and some spare batteries in the camera bag. The removable dividers let me work out the best way to make them all fit.After sliding the camera bag back into the bottom compartment, I started loading the upper portion. First I put the separating flap in place. My 13-inch laptop and 8-inch tablet went into the sleeve. Earbuds, earplugs, cables, meds, toothbrush went into various pockets inside the body and the front compartment. My Kindle went into the front compartment. A clean shirt, some snacks, and several chargers went into the body. My passport went into a zippered pocket inside the front compartment. I reserved the two bottom-front pockets to hold my phone, watch, wallet & spare change when going through Security at the airport. I didn't use the side-mounted tripod straps on the plane, but I did use them at my destination. They held either my umbrella or my small tripod with no trouble.All of this fits into a pack that only runs from my shoulders to my waist! The downside of holding all this is that the pack can get heavy, but one has only oneself to blame for that. And if you don't need to carry a camera, you can take out the camera bag, detach the separating flap, and use the bag as a regular backpack. Depending on how you pack, it can hold enough for a long weekend getaway.

This backpack is so cute and has so much space. The best part is the removable smaller bag which is what I use most of the time, but having the rest of the backpack for longer adventures is really useful. The fabric seems a bit stiff, but I can deal with that. I also like that the small case is customizable with the dividers, but I had to pull up the picture on Amazon to figure out how to arrange them to best fit my camera equipment.

Awesome bag for traveling. Plenty of pockets for all gadgets and cords and whatever else you need. Only drawback would be the tripod holder. The straps are terrible. They constantly come loose which becomes very annoying and opens up the possibility of losing your tripod.

This is an amazing bag. The compartment can be used for a camera, but I used it for traveling on a plane and put all of the things that I needed easy access to. It also has a lot of compartments to store other items in. I put the velcro pad in above the camera bag, and my MacBook Pro and my iPad still fit comfortably in the top compartment. Would highly recommend this back pack

I’m very pleased with this camera bag. It is larger than expected, which is a plus for me, as I was purchasing it as my primary/professional camera bag. Personally I think it is a bit too large to be used as a casual everyday camera bag. I’m a big fan of the removable bottom “pouch”, it’s very handy and I like that using it is optional. The bag is very spacious and can be used like a normal backpack without the additional interior storage. There are lots of pockets (two zippered and two small buttoned pockets in front, along with multiple zippered and elastic pockets inside throughout the backpack). It does seem exceptionally waterproof, so I’ve had no problems with moisture getting inside so far. I feel as though this would be perfect as a carry-on bag, as well. Overall I’m very pleased with this camera bag and would recommend it to anyone interested in purchasing it.

I had been looking for a camera bag that would fit both my mirrorless camera (plus gear) and my larger cameras like my Polaroids at the same time while keeping everything safe from damage.I also didn't want something that I would have to rearrange every time I swapped cameras, was too huge to carry around, or immediately looked like I was carrying around cameras.This bag turned out to be exactly what I was looking for.With the small camera bag stored inside the backpack, I can add at least 2 polaroid cameras at the top of the bag, which is also quite well padded, and don't have to worry about them getting banged around or having the lenses scratched. If I only want my Mirrorless camera I can just take the smaller bag and leave the backpack behind; If I don't want my mirrorless with me I can just pull out the small bag and leave it at home. If I want to carry more things like film packs or even clothes, I can just take the small bag out, add my extra stuff and carry the two bags separately.Added bonus: LOTS of pockets! so many that I can bring all my filters, batteries, flashes, tablet and still have ample room for my phone, keys and wallet and be able to ditch my purse.

Very nice design

This backpack fit all my needs. I like that the camera is stored in a separate bag so I can easily just take my camera when I dont need the whole backpack. The only complaint is that my laptop barely fit inside. An inch bigger would have been perfect! This is my new carry on bag.

Bag has good features but stitching is not heavy duty and will shorten bag life. Over design is what I wanted .

nice bag, but if u has game laptop 15.6'', it is hard to take uor laptop in this bag....