This bag fits my Canon SX280 perfectly with room for 3-4 backup batteries in the front pouch.There's thick padding in the front and back. I like that the bag has zippers - not buckles; it slides in and out of my bigger bag easily.Cons: the zipper pulls are rubber, not durable (I think they will break off if I grab the end of the pulls.), the neck strap clips come un-clipped easily (This happened 4-5 times on my week long vacation. The metal loops are so thin that somehow, when there's slack in the strap, the loops work their way out of the clips.)I plan to figure out a way to make the neck strap stay clipped - get some different metal loops from a hobby store or something.The belt loop is very secure. I might just sew metal loops onto that for the neck strap.

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 I have reviewed several little drones already and this was the first to actually make it to my recommended list.First of all it has guards on the blades. This is very important if you are new to flying drones because you will crash it a lot and the blades bend or break easily on most. Even if they come with extras you will break those too. I always say if you are new to make sure to get ones with guards, this checks that box.Out of the box I didn't have to do any adjusting to it to make it fly up straight and hover without drifting to one side. Most you will have to fine tune and I would suspect if you got this you might have to also, I just got lucky with this one. This made it super easy to fly.The lights change color and look cool in the dark. It also comes with 2 batteries so you can play longer.I couldn't get the app to work. It is supposed to pair with the drone over Wifi but mine never recognized it. I followed the instructions clearly and even improvised after I couldn't get it to work, but still nothing. So I don't know anything about how well the camera works, which is why I gave the remote portion only 3 stars. You are supposed to be able to control it from your phone if it works properly.It is a bit pricey at $50 for what you are getting but at least it flies well. If the camera works well then maybe it would be worth it. But since I couldn't get that working I don't know what to say here. Maybe you will have better luck and it is worth $50 for sure in that case.

For my purposes, it works great. I don't see the advantage of buying a CPL costing twice as much or more.

This is a great way to find out which mounting accessories you will find most useful. A ton of variety at a price way below buying the original GoPro versions. Some of the manufacturing quality is questionable. For instance, some of the hinge portions are sized incorrectly - they do work, but are clearly a bit off in dimensions and come close to being incompatible with each other. None of the items are heavy-duty. For first-time users, this collection will allow you to try everything, and for the items you learn are indispensable, you can consider buying original GoPro equivalents.

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 I mean, it’s a BOSE so of course it’s amazing. For such a little thing, it packs a punch. Video is without the ‘bass boost’ on and I have a fairly empty condo at the moment so sound and voices are echoing and it still sounds crisp and clean. We own a few Bose products, some for over 20 years and all are amazing. Bose is bar none! Buy it, you’ll thank me! ;)

Great camera for the price, good picture quality and easy setup.