Amazon Basics DSLR and Laptop Backpack (Orange)

I'm going to sum this up right off the bat. I LOVE this bag. It fits my needs perfectly.I was looking for something to use for travelling on an airplane. I had my T3i DSLR camera that I wanted to take, a laptop that I wanted to take, and some other small electronics that I wanted to take. I didn't really want to pack the laptop or the camera in checked bags, but the camera bag I had and the laptop bag would have been both of my carry on bags, and I wouldn't have been able to take the extra one for my tablet and phone and such.I had a pretty decent camera backpack, but what I now was in need of was a backpack that held my camera and accessories along with my laptop. I found the AmazonBasics bag, and after having good experiences with Basics products in the past,, I didn't hesitate to order it right away.It arrived quickly in a nice box with the backpack itself wrapped in plastic. It was easy to open and it got me into inspecting the backpack immediately.The first thing I noticed was that fit and finish on the bag is pretty top quality. I actually work in an airport, so I see a variety of bags and backpacks, from the cheapest of the cheap to the nicest of the nice. This bag easily fits in with the other "quality" backpacks that I've come across in my work. As the name states, it's very Basic looking, but to me that's a good thing. When using something for travel, the less it sticks out the better in my opinion.The straps are nicely padded. The chest strap works great, and the waist belt is very nice as well.There are small pockets on the outside of the bag, and those could be used for just about anything really. Inside of the "back" most opening is a spot to hold all of your small things. I've got cords, memory cards, and manuals in there right now. There's also a cleaning kit in there. It all fits really well, and there's still plenty of room for other stuff to go in there.In the main compartment, there are a ton of options for how to lay it out. I won't really get into how I set mine up, I will just say that the camera is at the bottom of the pack and I feel it's supported and cushioned very well. The inside of the pack is nice and soft, with many hook and loop dividers that can be moved to just about however you want them to be moved.My pack currently has in it:T3iThe higher zoom kit T3i lensHotshoe flashBattery gripFive batteries, with two each in small plastic boxes for better storageChargers and cordsLens filtersGoPro Hero 3 BlackGoPro waterproof caseGoPro cordsWith all of that in there, I still have room for plenty to fit in the camera compartment. I'm really happy with the way everything fits in the bag with plenty of room to spare.I also was easily able to fit my Asus laptop in the bag, as there is a separate pocket that goes right up against your back that the laptop goes in. I had no problems getting the computer in and the zipper secured with the bag.The bag also has a spot on the side to mount a tripod. I used those straps while at an art event recently for several hours, and it worked like a charm. You don't even notice the tripod is there, but when you have use for it, it's easy to get it off, get your shot, then get it back on the pack.With all of that stuff in it, including the tripod on the side, the backpack can be a bit heavy...but the ergonomics of the bag allow you to wear the weight well. It's supported where you want it supported based on how you tighten up straps and belts.It also easily fits in the overhead storage bin on a plane so you can use it as a carryon bag and not worry about it.I wanted to also note that I put my Peak Designs Camera Clip on the left shoulder strap. The strap supports the device very well, and having my camera at the ready whenever I need it is great.In short, I really like this backpack. I'm glad I got it. If you're looking for a bag to hold camera equipment and a laptop, go for it!!

I rarely post product reviews....but I promised myself that if this pack held up on my trip then I would have to post about it. So here I am. Just purchased and used this pack for a one-month trip to Australia/NZ in Feb. I was definitely skeptical of the durability because the price was so great....but now that I'm back from my trip I can confidently state that this is an incredible value and I can easily give this a 5-star rating!!SPACE: If you are like me, you want to know first and foremost what can it fit. Well, I packed this thing to the rim with all of my electronics including a Mavic Drone, 15" Mac Laptop, iPad Pro 12.9" in a case with a Apple Pencil, Nikon 360 Cam, Go Pro Hero 5, 2 iPhones, Drone Controller, 2 Drone Batteries, 2 Drone Chargers, 2 extra Go Pro Batteries & Charger, 2 extra 360 Cam Batteries and Charger, 4 Selfie Sticks, 1 Andoer Pistol Grip Cam Mount, several Go Pro accessories including chest mount, helmet mounts, dash mount, charging cables for ALL of the items listed above including my laptop adaptor, a 3" x 7" x 12" foam/zipper case to protect some of the small gear, some extra memory cards and finally a very solid, 6lb (24") Velbon W-Lift Tripod strapped to the outside.TOTAL WEIGHT: I weighed this once before I left and I believe I was just under 30lbs.PROTECTION: With a drone packed in here, I was definitely concerned about the pack holding up. Well, I can tell you the padded walls did their job. They are extremely sturdy and because they are velcro I was able to customize them to fit perfectly around the drone and other gear. Note: The pack was definitely squished with a lot of other gear. But I took care not to place it under 50lb+ suitcases. Again, I'm not a product tester and I wasn't looking to TEST the capability.DURABILITY: Not one single rip, tear or even the sound of a tear occurred. And again, I was skeptical so I was definitely expecting something to give out. I did not baby this thing...as I was in rain (sometimes heavy), muddy jungle trails, sandy beaches, direct sun, you name it. It did get some mud on it...but wiped away once it dried and you'd never even know it had touched mud. I was worried about the high temps (85-95F + high humidy) especially in the direct sun, but...every time I opened this bag...my gear felt cool. So, an unexpected surprise. Note: I did NOT use the rain cover for this thing and water never leaked in.....however I would definitely utilize it if you know rain is coming. The rain surprised me a few times....and I stressed out when the heavy rains hit us....but I was pleasantly surprised that everything inside stayed dry when I got back to my car. Note: I did not have this in heavy rain for more than about 10-15 minutes at a time. Another side note: I carried this many different ways, I used the handle up top, I used one strap over my shoulder, and other times I used the full two straps and the buckle around my torso. So, all of the main components were definitely put to the test. Again, I'm still rather impressed that nothing ripped.USAGE: I used this first and foremost as a carry-on. 6 total flights. I transported it to every single location, every single day and yes, I did small hikes with it as well. All told I was on this adventure for the entire month of Feb...and went to over 20+ different locations including remote, sandy Islands in GBR, picturesque trails and beaches in AU/NZ, river bungee jumping, mountain luging, light tropical jungle hikes (no major ascents), full day beach trips, farm stays, big city hikes....this thing never left my side.COMFORT: I carried around all day and the only time it got uncomfortable was when I had it draped over one shoulder for long periods. The full weight of the pack on one shoulder I think was a bit too much. So, I simply put on both straps and it instantly fixed the comfort issue. Keep in mind, while I was constantly moving every single day, this was not used as a rough "hiking pack" for long, arduous, high-ascending hikes. It was used for everyday transportation....as we moved from location to location. I carried water in the outside pockets a few times....and of course it did meet with rocks, mud, sand, etc......but I did NOT abuse it or throw it around for obvious reasons.FINAL THOUGHTS: OK, for those wondering why I would pack so much expensive gear in such a cheap case...well, I was originally trying to purchase a more expensive Manfrotto pack from a guy on craigslist...but when too much time went by between communications, I purchased this as my backup in case the deal fell through. Once I received it and packed it up....I ended up deciding to just roll with it. I was already blowing so much money on other pieces of the trip.....so, it felt nice to finally save a little money for a change. And for the money...I just don't see how you can beat it. It definitely exceeded my expectations. This was easily the best valued purchase I made. Hopefully you have a similar experience.

Greetings!I am posting this review after few days of tour. So this is what I have felt:Disclaimer: My review is based on its performance considering the budget price range of ₹ 3000 in my point of view.Built and feel:•Great and comfortable.•Its straps are padded which makes it comfortable to carry the bag.•zippers were smooth and trustworthy.•Waist band and shouldersl band helps alot while climbing.•I have carried it continuously for 3-4 hours before taking rest in 4 days of tour.• It comes with Rain Cover inside(See the picture). It is quite a handy option in case of light rain to cover-up the bag, no need to run for plastic bags.Size:•It can easily fit 2 dslrs with quite a few accesories. If you use flashes and more lenses it can fit only 1 camera body.•I have carried 1 dslr + 2 lenses + camera charger + Power bank + mobile charger + earphones.Pockets and Compartments:• Main camera compartment is quite well designed. It is adjustable using velcro.• Laptop compartment can fit 15.6 inch laptop, but not with great comfort.• Front compartment can carry cords, cables, keys, documents, pens, memory cards. It cannot hold bulky items.•Side pockets are small but can hold small items like cables and keys.• Tripod holder is quite useful it is adjustable according to the size of tripod.Final Verdict:I am very happy with my investment, as it fulfills my needs. Its a bag for semi professionals or beginners. I would give it 8.5/10 stars.

What a great deal! AmazonBasics has made a great bag, it's of the quality of the much more expensive bags that cost $160-200! Nice padding inside, easy to move the panels around to suit your needs. It's divided into 3 sections, a front section which has lots of pockets for things, including a zipper mesh pocket. The main middle compartment, and then there is a back section that you could fit papers in.Pros:- can't beat the price- high quality materials- great padding- quite large, can hold a lot of gear- dedicated pockets for pens and smaller items- two side pockets- lots of straps for attaching tripod and other items- chest strap and support straps- great back padding and shoulder strap padding- rain cover included in the back section- the bag looks more like a regular backpack on the outside so people won't suspect that it holds expensive gear. You'll blend in better, and not stand out to thieves if you're doing street photography.Cons:- the front section and back sections are not padded in any way, only the main middle compartment- the front section has only one zippered mesh pocket. So a lot of items need to go in there so they don't move around. The other pockets you can't put much in since the items will slide out if the bag is thrown around or held upside down.- the front and back sections are also very skinny, you can't fit much in them without the bag bulging from those pockets. Basically anything wider than an inch would need to go into the main compartment and not the other sections. They are meant more so for papers and thin items like filters or SD cards. Which is not a big deal. Just don't expect to put batteries and big items in those sections.- not waterproof, but does come with a rain cover- zippers are nice quality, but I wish that the zipper pull had a large enough hole to thread a security lock through so I could lock the main compartment when on video shoots.Minor things to complain about, this bag is amazing for the price and suits my main need of needing to store all my equipment in a nicely padded bag without breaking the bank!Highly recommend.

この価格でこの容量とこの配置、なかなか無いです。カメラ収納もかなり出来ます。それとPCを2台必ず持つのでPCスペースが大きく更に背中側に無いとめちゃくちゃ重く感じるのでそれは絶対です。多くのカメラリュックが背中とは逆の外側にPCスペースが配置してあるので非常に重く感じ使えなかったですが、コレはめちゃくちゃベストです。あとはもう少し剛性があればなと言った所です。でも価格に対してめちゃくちゃちゃんとしてるカメラリュックだと思います！

1.- Es una mochila super cómoda para llevar, la verdad es que vale mucho la pena.2.- Por lo que vale REALMENTE VAAAALEEE LA PENA, esta realmente enorme y espaciosa si ya cuentas con el Amazon Basic Briefcase (REALMENTE UTIL) le cabe a la perfección y sin problemas en el compartimiento de utensilios y el compartimiento para lap ni que decir, una MacBookPro Retina de 13' cabe y le sobra espacio, el único inconveniente ahí es que se sacude la Mac pero con laps mas grandes queda perfecto...3.- El mas importante, compartimiento de cámara, LO MEJOR! sin duda alguna, le caben aproximadamente 1/2 lentes zoom (acostados) y 3/4 lentes prime (puestos parados) y sobran compartimientos, si tienes una cámara mirrorless es mejor pues ocupa menos espacio y puedes meter cargador de baterías o minitripie como el Manfrotto PIXI MINI o PIXIEVO al igual que el flash y en verdad SOBRA ESPACIO!!! como para poner una gopro (en mi caso) o algún otro aditamento como el protector de lluvia y/o un micro externo.4.- NO LO DICE, PERO INCLUYE EL PROTECTOR DE LLUVIA!, al principio no sabia si era verdad, al abrirlo me encontré que estaba en el compartimiento de lap, el inconveniente es al momento de poner el tripie a un costado el protector de lluvia no lo cubre pero esta de más...5.- SEGURIDAD!!!! Trae la correa de cintura, un poco grande si eres una persona delgada pero nada que incomode y las hombreras trae el seguro lo cual esta perfecto, cada hombrera trae unos pequeños bolsillos los cuales pueden servir para poner algo, en mi caso una gopro...6.- La mochila en si, es super ligera pero al momento de llenarla si se siente pesada pero firme y resistente mas que nada, la he podido llenar con casi todo lo anterior y sin problema alguno.Realmente por el costo de $700/800 (dependiendo) vale demasiado la pena, comparándolo con mochilas Manfrotto, LowePro, NatGeo, etc., de esas especificaciones y/o que permitan llevar casi todo ese equipo los precios son demasiado elevados, es una mochila que no se ve mal y sobretodo al ser lisa y negra pasa desapercibida y discreta, el tamaño puede ser un inconveniente si se usa en lugares con mucha gente pero sin duda, COMPRALA NO TE ARREPENTIRAS!!Para finalizar, si viajas ya sea seguido o no, está de más decir que es útil pues permite llevar todo el equipo con seguridad y protección.PD: El envio si fue un poco tardado pero vamos, $700 por esta mochila a quien le importa esperar de 2 a 3 semanas? :)

The only dislike I have is the front pocket is made out of nylon that I don't like a feel of but that is just personal preference other than that it is a perfect bag!