PGYTECHOneGo Solo V2 Camera Sling Bag, 10L Crossbody Camera Bag for Urban Travel Photographers, Mirrorless Camera Bag for Sony/Canon/Nikon/DJI Mavic/Air/Mini/Tripod/Laptop

The bag itself is amazing, it looks stylish, and the 10L packs a good amount. I do video and video profesionally and when I'm just doing photos for a property for real estate, I can fit my A7IV, tamron 17-28, 14mm gmaster, an ad 200 pro with trigger, handle and remote, along with filters, spare batteries, cards, a mantispod for content, and strap my tripod to the bottom. Highly recommend

Quality is great, love the size, and it has a sleek appearance. It’s comfortable across your shoulders and body and versatile. My complaint is it is designed to fit a lot more than it actually can. What I mean by that is that it got pocket and pouches and zippers and all sorts of areas designed to be used, but if you try to use them all together with the items they claim it’s built for. The bag runs out of room and becomes difficult to open and close and reach the items you’re looking for.

This bag can easily swallow up my Z8 and multiple lenses, with a 12" tablet, camera accessories, power bank, and personal items..It's a bit too large for me to use as an edc bag, but if you're going on a small trip (hike, astro shooting, city walk where you might buy things) I think it's a great option.I love the flippable magnets to display the battery charge at a quick glance, super easy to use. Bag feels rugged, and after moderate use still looks brand new, save for a few minor scuffs on the exterior that are hardly noticeable.I had the peak design bag that this was modeled after and I think that not only is the cost value infinitely better, but the overall bag is better. More features, easier functionality.. really can't comain.Easy easy recommendation

It actually works fairly nicely. It fits everything that I want in it except for when I put my Mavic three pro on its tail it’s a little tall, but it did fit it just tight. Could’ve been a little deeper than that it seems to meet all the specs that I need

I wanted to like this bag more than I did. It holds quite a bit and is quite stiff. That is both a pro and con. I didn’t find it very comfortable because of the stiffness.

So to start, I have the V1 of this bag, and its been a great bag for portable travel. I switch between this and another backpack mostly depending on the shoot.However, I'm not sure what PGY was thinking with this one. Lets start with size. It says 10L, but the interior is not 10L of usable space.* The old version had a hard clamshell to help keep things in place. That's gone* The "Battery" compartment was not thought out well at all! Its on the very front (1st picture), and if you have your camera with a lens attached in the middle, the batteries now bump the camera and wont allot the bag to close. So you basically have to choose, camera or battery.* They removed the side pockets....why PGY ...WHY???? These are very useful for a flash, or even a shoulder strap, really anything small you dont think to much about, whats worse is they didnt replace it, its just empty bag.* The space inside is wider now, but you cant fit more due to the battery space now hitting the upper portion of anything inside the main compartment.* There are NO instructions, the QR code in the little thing they give you just goes to a dead link.* Its a bag, why would you need instructions? Well, they also decided to redesign the straps under for the tripod to mount. Its not the typical dual hook with strings to tighten. Its now this single hook, with 2 cables and loops at the end. Honestly not really sure how to use them, and theres nothing showing me how to use them....There is nothing wrong with the old dual clip system.Honestly, this bag is a huge disappointment, nothing new came from it. You lose pockets and method of carrying things, and its actually wider and bigger than the old version.

The PGYTECH OneGo Solo 10L bag has the advertised internal dimensions of 16.93 x 9.45 x 5.51 inches. To arrive at these numbers, I can only figure that they must have included the area of the external pockets as well. In reality, the main compartment measures 13 x 8.5 x 4.25 inches. If you attempt to max out the capacity of the main compartment, you will find that the front and rear compartments are rendered unusable. Additionally, the zipper arrangement on the very front pocket makes access awkward and limits the usefulness of this feature.Quite frankly, I was unimpressed with this bag. PGYTECH seems to be taking a page from Apple's marketing playbook. The product is smartly packaged and has definite hipster appeal with its appearance, but I feel that the price is inflated for the seeming quality of the components. The interior dividers are very thin and the exterior faux leather (PU leather) is reminiscent of a cushion from your parents' naugahyde sofa.Even if the dimensions of this bag met my needs, I would probably take a hard pass and return it anyway. More hype than functionality.

The material feels sort of cheap, and the biggest problem was that it looked too much like a purse. It held a lot of gear and has well organized compartments though.

Adquirí otra marca primero. Me dejé llevar por las redes y al tener el producto en mis manos no me gustó ni la calidad, ni la capacidad. Entonces compré esta de PGYTECH y no he volteado para atrás. Estoy muy contento con la calidad del producto. Se siente como si fuera una mochila más cara por sus materiales de primera. Y la capacidad es exacta para cuando necesito llevar mi cámara, dos lentes y un flash.Es muy cómoda y está llena de espacios y compartimientos para accesorios como pilas, memorias y demás.Seguramente la voy a tener por varios años.

Holds a ton of stuff and very comfortable to carry. Excellent workmanship and materials. Glad I bought it, may pick up another, in a different size for different carries.