HIGHLY recommend! I ordered it at 2:30am and received it around 9:30am the following day! It is light weight and easy to assemble! I absolutely love that it comes with a remote control that connects to your phone via Bluetooth to easily take pictures. No more setting a timer or having to use your smart watch to take the picture. It also has a level built into the base where you attach your phone so you can ensure your pictures will be level.The couple things I wish were different:1) I wish there was a pocket inside the bag carrier for the remote for safe keeping.2) I wish the bag carrier was just a little bit longer so you can store the phone holder attachment in the bag rather than separately to avoid losing it.Other than those two minor things, I wouldn’t change a thing!

Great value versatile backpack. Not really suited for use on a bike when fully loaded as slides down under arm a bit (even when using additional strap) but really good for the price all the same.

My one quirk is that the head of the tripod does not fit into the carrying case/bag that they have provided, so it sticks out when you transport the tripod.Very sturdy, all of the knobs are very tactile and lock the tripod perfectly. Won't move no matter what. Very easy to connect to cameras.

I probably only use a few things out the kit but the few I use, I use it all the time! The carrying bag that it comes with kinda sucks cause the foam inside doesn't really hold everything down but overall really good for the price.

I bought this microphone as an upgrade from a Blue Snowball usb mic because I was getting a lot of room noise that I had to edit around quite a bit.Pros:-The sound is great, clear, crisp, terrific. A huge improvement over my previous mic.-It came with a storage bag & a pivoting threaded stand mount. The stand mount is pretty nice.Cons:-The storage bag is a little flimsy and doesn't have any kind of padding... it's less cushioned than a toiletries bag and I wouldn't feel safe using it for travel. I'll need to come up with another option for travel.-The mic doesn't come with any cables, so I had to order one separate, but it was only a few bucks.-It also doesn't come with a shockmount, which would have been nice.

Got this for my daughter's camera and she loved it. The camera fits perfectly to include the charger. The price is right and the quality is very good. I'm happy with it because she is happy. I would recommend this product to anyone interested.

i carry alotta stuff with me. biz cards, credit cards, every stores "discount" cards, license and all that crap..so basically this is my wallet. i use to get a small bag like this from wally world but i havent been able to find them lately. so i ordered this. i use it kinda like a keychain i have a 10inch chain on it, a big climbers hook/ring whatever that thing is called on it too ad my keys and my phone. when i tear it up...i'll order a another one! lol

I bought this bag several years ago (5/13), changing from a shoulder bags set up with earlier cameras to this when I bought my T4i.. The material has held up well. I only open the lower compartment half way. The two straps on the side help prevent me from opening further and dumping out my lenses.It holds my Canon T4i with the kit lens and tulip shade, 50 mm and 55-250 lens in neoprene bags with a small box of filters under the 50mm. I also can take my YN560 flash and Gary Fong diffuser (for he pop up flash).In the upper compartment I have batteries, cables and chargers for the T4i as well as my wife and daughters point and shoot cameras. Another soft pouch of filters is in the mesh on the outside.I do not often use the tripod attachment, mostly because the tripod is in its own case. Neither do I regularly use the 1 in waist strap. If I am walking around with the bag on my back I just use the shoulder strap so I can easily slide it to my left hip and change lenses. That is why I have a sling bag in the first place. It is plenty well padded for the weight it carries although some extra strapping to clip on my sunglasses case or a cell phone case would have been nice. My Fong Lightsphere is in its own bag and if I am going to use it (not too often as people find it annoying), I clip the little bag onto the the pack.I have had no problems traveling with this and either a "3 day" backpack or a small rolling suitcase as carry onto airlines. It easily slips under my seat with room for feet on either side. the light weight ballistic nylon has held up well as has the stitching.What would I do different. A lot of similar bags now have pull out rain covers, which would be nice. the solid plastic bottom like what they have on their holster bag would also be welcome. I have a lot of Molle gear so Molle compatible straps would be nice (even if they were larger and held competitor lens bags from Tamarac or Case Logic). The cheapest I have seen anything like that is the Lowepro Slingshot at about $60. although the is the Hazard 4 Photo Recon at $120 covered in Molle. This bag was $20, so quit-yer-bitching Steve.Just so you know, I received no compensation for this review and bought the bag with my own money.