I previously reviewed this and gave a three Star because of omitted guide bar, I reordered and same thing happened. I later noticed it was in a side compartment of the carrying bag. Would have never thought to look in there. So now a 5 star

I like keeping my equipment organized and was searching for a case to store my Apple MacBook Pro charger. (The laptop case I'm using is a slim EVA without an accessory pocket in front.) This case perfectly fits the 140-watt power brick in the main compartment and the MagSafe cable in the side pocket. I'm not sure how durable this will be long-term, but I keep it in my laptop bag and haven't had any issues over the last month.

The larger compartment was the perfect size for my Sony DSC W800 camera while the smaller compartment is the perfect size for an extra SD card and usb-ac charger. Seems to be good quality, and is definitely a good price. Get it. Just make sure it's big enough for your camera, my sony is very compact.

this is one of the best camera cases I've owned.it has a compartment for carrying extra batteries, or SD card, plus the compartment for carrying the camera.I recommend this case because it's light weight, lost of storage space and the price isn't bad either.

Too many cases like this say they "fit" my camera, but are way too big taking precious packing volume and leaving the camera to just rattle around inside the case. This case was perfect for my Canon S120. The main compartment holds the camera, fully enclosed with padded protection. The backpack compartment hold a spare battery, and a spare micro-SD card in a sleeve within that compartment. It would also work for cameras of similar dimensions (its not an S120-only case).

It is a perfect size for my camera and very light! I just wished it had one more outside zippered compartment

I like the bag so far. The common problem is it won't stand on it's own. The cross strap is a little snug for me and I wish the main strap was on the opposite side since I tend to grab backpacks with my right hand and sling it over my right shoulder in one motion. So this makes me think and have to switch hands. But if you need to open it while wearing it, it's perfect so this is just a minor annoyance. It would also be *nice* if there was a sleeve for the ipad on the back side of the pack. It fits snug now in the camera compartment, but with use I think it would pop the zipper sooner or later. It's a good thing this is priced right so it would be easy to replace, but ipad sleeve please :)

When I first opened and started exploring this backpack, I have to admit I was underwhelmed. But as I used it more and more, it definitely grew on me and I'm now very happy with it. It has a lot of customization options, is fairly sturdy and padded, and is comfortable to carry.The inside is larger than it looks, and the individual compartments can be adjusted to be completely customized to your camera and other accessories. I like having this ability because you can safely carry a lot od stuff knowing it's not bouncing around too much.The inside compartments are padded and covered in a soft material, so they will not scratch or damage your gear. The backpack is quite deep, so despite it being small it can hold quite a lot.On the bottom of the bad there are plastic bumpers which protect the contents when setting the bag down. They also help keep theban standing upright when it's standing up, even when it's full of gear and has a tripod attached to the side.There is also a laptop compartment on the inside, which fit my 13-inch MacBook Air with ease. I believe it's big enough to fit a 15- or 16-inch laptop as well. This compartment, however, isn't as well padded as the rest of the bag, so I would recommend putting your laptop in a protective sleeve or something to make sure it stays safe.One drawback is that the compartment that holds all the camera gear could be easily opened while you're wearing it. This makes your gear susceptible to theft. I mitigated this by putting a small locking carabiner through the loops on the zipper pocket. This would at least slow a pickpocket down and might make you a less enticing target.All things considered, this is a pretty good option for casually carrying around your camera gear along with other electronics. It's not super robust and doesn't hold a lot besides camera gear, but it can definitely be useful for low-impact and casual activities for which you want to take your gear along.