PGYTECH OnePro Ultralight Camera Backpack 20L with 14" Laptop Sleeve

This is a great backpack that I don’t have a lot to say negative wise. There is plenty of storage for equipment and clothing or whatever you need to carry. I didn’t think I would enjoy the roll top that much, but honestly the ability to store more gear having it has been very nice. There are a few negatives but nothing too drastic. The magnetic latch/snap/closure whatever you want to call it in the front pouch is pretty much useless after a days worth of use. The magnet is not very strong and it does not seal reliably. I don’t out anything in the front pouch unless I don’t mind losing it because I have bent over to tie my shoe or out the leash on the dog and things that I’ve had in the front pouch have fallen out. The second thing is the inside box frame that holds the camera gear is only supported on three sides so therefore any horizontal shelves/whatever you call them will end up not staying level and this causes them to sag and tend to curl up at the unsupported end. Also there are little white hard plastic wires that help keep the shape of the back pack on the inside and I have had both sides poke through the fabric. If you don’t fix it the key keep sliding out and become useless. Other than that the only other thing is I am really hard on backpacks so I’m not sure happen to everyone, but the front pouch is made of very thin material, it’s heavy duty yet thin and I have rubbed a hole in the bottom of the pouch somehow. But overall a great backpack

I am so disappointed by this bag. It's made well, it uses good quality materials, it is large, and it has bespoke pockets for things, but it absolutely does not work for my use case: FPV drones. My use case is probably not typical; I have a number of types of drone that I use for work and recreation. I found this backpack from a Joshua Bardwell review and I thought it looked like it would fit my needs. It does not. I opted for the 40L version because I need a lot of storage. Immediately, my controller (a TX16S) does not fit upright in the cargo area, and laying down it takes up the entire space... so it's going in the top roll up section. I need to pack several types of goggle (DJI and HDZero), and they don't fit stacked, or on the small edge, so they also have to be laid flat. There goes 50% of the available space. I am going to fly a 5+ inch drone... nowhere to attach it on the outside, and it's too big to fit even props off on the inside. So the inside of the bag is full of odds and ends that will fit inside, but not arranged in a particularly accessible way because the things I need to access don't fit. It's time to fly now, so I have to take off the bag, open the cargo compartment, take out a battery, zip up the compartment, stand up the bag, unroll the top section, take out the controller case, take out the controller, oh dang it's TBS crossfire so I need to module, lay down the bag, reach elbow deep into the back section, fish out the module, hook it to the controller, open a different case, pull out the drone, hook up the battery, I forgot the goggles, lay the bag back down, pull out the right goggles, turn everything on, oh wait, you're ready to leave again? now I've got to do everything in reverse, except that the stupid rollup compartment is a literal bag on top and the toolkit that I also shoved in there has fallen down and I need two hands to put the controller case back in. Well, I guess it's got a nice flippy indicator for used batteries. Except I'm using 6S lipos and they don't fit in the battery compartment anyway. What I'm trying to say in all of this complainy review is that the bag is really high quality, and I'm sure it's great if you're using it for exactly what it is designed for: cameras. The "bag" features are great -- although it doesn't have a lot of space for things like pens and other small odds and ends; that all gets shoved into the little compartment by the top handle. So if you want it for camera stuff, great. If you are trying to use it for FPV... yeah, no.

Perfect backpack for my creator needs - love the options and easy use

So far so good works for my needs not a true backpack though and I’m sure that if I did some lightweight, hiking and stuff, I would go ahead and have one lens on the camera and the other lens so in one of the soft cases I have for it in the backpack that would enable me to have a 3 L bladder with me but for this trip in a few others, I’ll just be in a short day hikes not too far from things so this works out fairly well. I don’t have the hole back in filled with equipment just room for the camera with the two lenses and the rest of it I could pack with you know jacket whatever

The Velcro holding the dividers became torn just by removing the dividers, and this is a brand new unit! This seems to indicate questionable workmanship or quality control issues.

The color is great and the backpack is functional and cool. The downside is that this fabric is very easy to get dirty. After one trip, I got some stains on the front that could not be cleaned off regardless of what solution I used to clean it . it’s better to buy dark colors.

I purchased this camera bag and the only reason I returned it was too small to fit a 600mm. Dont get me wrong, it’s a great backpack, good quality and very comfortable, but too small for me. I highly recommend for hiking with a regular lenses.

Like most photographers, looking for the perfect backpack is trial and error. This pack when announced seemed to hit a lot of things I've sought after; a suspended mesh back, back access to all the gear, expandability for extras, adjustable torso, comfortable and breathable straps, mesh side pockets, huge dump pocket, side quick access, and a nice aesthetics. Suspension is mostly comfortable, as it does have an adjustable torso, load lifters, chest strap, and hip belt that is removable. The hip belt is probably the weakest link of it all. While better than just a webbing strap, it is a far cry from hip hugging. The other issue that presents itself with this, is the frame digs pretty noticeable into the hips. A smaller frame person may not notice this. There are quick a few pockets, and little organization. There are 2 no-zip mesh admin pockets inside the dump pocket, 4 smaller "battery" pockets in the side quick access, and one weather resistant zipper quick access pocket at the top. This top pocket is perhaps the the weakest; its location makes it easy to want to access, but the weather resistant zipper provides quick a bit of resistance to open. The capacity is also very limited; I estimate a few keys, and wallet would take up everything (it is not padded so no sunglasses). The inner works of the bag is interesting and can be viewed as two compartments. The bottom half is accessible via the back access or side quick access, while the top compartment can only be accessed through the roll top; there is no quick access to this, nor can it be opened to make it one giant compartment. Bottom compartment can be subdivided with the plethora of subdividers provided. Back access has a nice size laptop sleeve, but the way it opens requires both zippers to be operated and pulled all the way to each end, making the back access a very slow process. Add to the fact that the hip belts will get in the way of getting each zipper all the way to the end of the track, back access starts to get super annoying. Handles are also another weakness of the bag. They are skinny, but padded at least, but very skinny. One top and one side handle. There are not any apparent luggage trolly straps.

So much Velcro! The pack is nice looking. The purple colour really nice. I found the internal frame comfortable enough. It didn’t dig into my hips even with the hip belt removed. I didn’t like the internal box for the camera. You have to build it and configure it yourself with the provided pieces. I found them difficult to handle as they have very strong Velcro that you have to get in just the right position or else you have to pull it apart and start again. When the box was assembled I found it hard to close the zipper. The zippers are not the usual YKK brand and are a little tough to move. Especially the quick access side door that claims you can access your camera without taking the pack fully off. I tried several times but always had to put the pack down to get the zipper closed after I retrieved my camera. There is also a hook on the roll top section that I didn’t like. The hook is metal, which is good, but the thing the hook holds on to to stay closed is some sort of plastic and feels like it won’t last very long with repeated openings and closings. I ended up returning it as I found a hole in the bottom of the front pocket which compromised the weather resistance. I will try another brand.

Me encanta!!! Me gustó mucho el diseño y la calidad, tiene muy buena resistencia. Los materiales y acabados Me fascinan. El tamaño es un poco justo tomando en cuenta que tengo que llevar el equipo desarmado un cuerpo de cámara y un objetivo 70-200mm no logre hacer que entrará armado. Pero logro llevar con el armado al interior un cuerpo de cámara, una batería v Mountain, con el 70-200 mm y el objetivo 24-70 mm y algunos otros gadgets.

Una chulada!