Professional Camera Backpacks with Removable DSLR Case fit up to 15.6" Laptop - 18L

I really like the bag. More than enough room for my camera, laptop and my small purse! Not to mention I can fit so many other things in it. It was a great pick for me☺️

it's a good design but the material is tooooo heavy. If you put the camera + couple of lenses + 17" computer = you can't lift it :(

This was a great purchase! I have a giant laptop for work and this fit it perfectly! It also has extra space. Just all in all a wonderful bag!

It’s a good bag. Personally, I like my backpacks to be a little smaller looking on my back and this one was just large and bulky. But if you’re into that then it’s great!

This backpack works great for carrying all my camera equipment. The small carrying case comes in handy so I can quickly and easily switch out my camera lens.

I bought this bag as a replacement for a LowePro bag whose zipper had separated. I am a professional photographer and I like to have a camera with me at all times, and I was taken by the clever design. I do realize that there's no such thing as a perfect bag; however, this one is billed as a combination camera and laptop bag, and while I only peripherally got to use it as a camera bag (meaning there WAS a camera in it), it fails as a usable bag on all counts. I can only imagine that this bag is yet another example of a product that is never once actually USED by the designers. Had MOSISO bothered to field-test this bag, the flaws would have made themselves known early enough on to be able to be rectified before putting this thing on sale for such a premium price.First, the hook-and-loop strips that hold the separator panel between the upper and lower sections of the bag are thin and FAR less than is useful to actually hold the panel in place when objects are placed into the main compartment. This panel cannot be prevented from falling into the bottom compartment with any adjustment of the hook-and-loop material, and all items in the upper compartment will end up in the bottom, rendering them inaccessible until the camera bag is removed from the bottom and the items are fished out.Second, the separator panel falling into the lower compartment renders the camera bag in the bottom inaccessible without rearranging the rest of the bag. As such, the camera bag part is only usable when out of the main bag; this is where the disparity of the concept and execution are at odds with each other.Finally, a bag with this concept should be able to hold the weight of the computer AND the camera bag, and after a couple of weeks of regular use as just a bag, the right shoulder strap and the top handle began to separate from the body of the bag, rendering it utterly useless without a major repair. As a point of explanation, the camera in question was not a heavy DSLR, but rather a Voigtlander Vito II and a few rolls of 35mm film in canisters. Hardly a lot of weight.My LowePro bag is nearly fifteen years old, and still structurally sound except for the zipper, which I will replace this weekend as I get rid of this MOSISO travesty. Sadly, I do NOT recommend this bag.

I am absolutely obsessed with this bag!! I finally found a bag that fits my 17.5 lap top and my camera all in one with tons of extra space!!!

Quality it good, lots of storage and cool features. Bigger than I was expecting, would be best suited for a big dude.

Pictures and price make this bag look kind of... Cheap... But I bought it anyways. Was pleasently surprised it is actually built very well, holds all my media in the camera bag accessed from the top or front of bag. This bag fits all of our podcast gadgets and cameras with room to spare.

It has the virtue of being able to fit a 17.9 inch laptop, and not many backpacks will do that and still fit a reasonable camera case too. When I purchased this backpack I envisioned using it for day hikes, camping trips and photography expeditions. After using it cautiously a few times I found that it's really not suited for bad weather (rain, snow and even mud) and having branches and leaves and things found in nature scrape against it. The outer material is not tough. It pulls and rips and takes stains easily.I saw reviews rave about the "pockets everywhere". It has a few compartments, but not all of them are sealable in the interior, and items don't stay in those open pockets.Finally, the bottom of the bag has a flap on the outside of where they envision your camera/bag being stored. The outside of the flap has two leather straps with buckles which are completely ornmamental. The straps on the flap secure themselves to the outside back side of the bag with two small, non-powerful magnets. MAGNETS instead of the leather strap buckles. Nah. I don't want magnets near my gear, do you?This backpack looks nice, and the shoulder straps are comfy. Lots of open space inside. But if you're intending it to be more than a companion for a few hours on a trip to someplace nice and clean, keep looking.