Endurax Camera Backpack Drone Large DSLR/SLR Mirrorless Camera Bag Photography Waterproof Rain Cover Hardshell with Laptop Compartment Tripod Holder

This is a great camera bag. Nice protection. Comes with a hard case. Fits my lenses, camera and a 17 inch laptop great.

I just wasn't sure about the Endurax Camera Backpack Drone Large DSLR/SLR Mirrorless Camera Bag when trying to assess if it would accommodate my Autel Evo II Pro drone with all the accessories. I'm so happy to say that this is the perfect backpack for everything I have.I was thrilled to find out that the Autel Evo II Pro fits in the top of the backpack. That frees up a bunch of room for my 10 inch tablet, controller with LifThor tablet holder, Zoom H2n Portable Recorder, 4 Evo II batteries, EVO II Payload Drop System, battery & control charger, filters and more.Although it's not a light backpack when full, I think it's going to be much easier to carry this backpack than to hike in with two hard cases full of gear. This will also free up my hands for anything else I might need for the hike into a great location.I also volunteer for our local County Sheriff's Search & Rescue as a drone pilot, so there will be times where the Endurax Camera Backpack Drone Large DSLR/SLR Mirrorless Camera Bag will be more useful than the hard cases when hiking into remote locations. The drone has to be visible to the pilot (or observers) during flight, so cannot just fly into the remote location.Buy this with confidence if you have a drone setup. It should also be noted that everything appears to be very sturdy and well built, right down to the quality zippers. However, that comes at a cost in the amount this weighs before putting anything in it. I'm a bit disappointed in the cheap strap clips they used. I've seen much cheaper backpacks with much better strap clips than this one. Not sure of how well they'll hold up.

I used it several times while traveling across the country and so far it's awesome. There is plenty of room to hold 2 Canon R5's, 3 lenses 70-200, 15-35, 24-70mm lenses, 17" laptop, batteries and on camera flash. Lots of little pockets and comfy to wear on your back. Hopefully, it holds up for years to come.

I would have given this product a 5 star but this backpack lacks standard pockets to hold todays photographers gear specifically memory cards. All the pockets have placeholder for odd and ends gear but none can hold todays SDHC memory cards but rather just the right size for 35mm films!Otherwise, it is a almost a perfect backpack for me who carry 2 cameras with 4 lenses, 2 flashes, chargers etc etc not to mention a 17.3 inch laptop which I take onsite for tethering and other pre and post production work.

Writing this review after owning this bag for almost 4 years. Believe me when I say that I have definitely put this bag through the ringer. The space that it offers is awesome, as I have loaded it with 4 camera bodies at times with 3+ lenses. It's safe to say that I have probably pushed it further than I should have at times, but it has always done what I've needed it to do. It has worked great as a carry on bag, and in most cases it has been the only bag I've needed to bring with me when traveling. This probably goes without saying, but if you're going to jam pack this thing as much as I have, just be prepared to haul around a heavy bag. I understand the average person isn't going to load it as much as I have on a regular basis, but it does get fairly heavy if you do. All in all, this has been a beyond solid purchase for the price - some camera bags on the market are just way too expensive, and this one has met all of my needs and more for a fraction of the price. You won't regret this purchase. :)

I just received mine and loaded my camera stuff. It fits everything perfectly including a 200-500mm lens with camera body attached, and two other smaller lenses along with other small stuff like batteries and charger. Plenty of padding and had some inserts left over which i didnt need with my configuration. Also am able to fit my binoculars in the top pouch and my 15" laptop. I did not find the bag itself overly heavy as I had seen in other reviews (but certianly is heavy with all my stuff). I dont take it on the road until September so at this point I can't comment on anyting else.

This my adventurous friends, is quite the backpack.For those of us who want to be a minimalist but sometimes fall back into our hoarding tendencies when it comes to camera and film gear, this backpack is perfect. The adjustable compartments are really fun to play around with, and I can get it to hold just about everything I need – two DSLR cameras, 3 lenses, travel tripod on the side and a small dji drone along with a laptop in the back.The weight distribution is meh – it’s good for what I stuff into it, but really that all comes down to how you are packing it. (Do the heavy stuff at the bottom and Tetris that stuff up)It does come with a great cover that keeps the rain out, but obviously this backpack is not completely waterproof – if you drop it while trying to balance on a log 20 feet above the river in the middle of a rainstorm in Hawaii, your gear will get ruined. Unless it’s a waterproof go pro, because those are waterproof.Speaking from a sad, soggy personal experience.The front does have a nice hard top, but to be honest I haven’t really found a use or purpose for this. So far, it’s been nice that when I’m out in nature, I can take a seat and set my thermos/coffee/beverage of choice down on it and it doesn’t spill. But other than that I don’t know if it adds any value or protection.The little space by the back is nice to put a laptop but if you’re wearing it for more than eight hours you definitely feel the corners of that MacBook Pro.All in all, it’s a good spend of money. And if I wanted to I could take out the compartments and use it for schoolbooks. Or if I ever decide to become a responsible parent, a diaper bag.The possibilities are endless.