thought I'd try this K&F camera backpack since we travel a lot, and I'm always looking for options that allow me to carry my basic kit for photography, droning, and filming video . I've had good experience with K&F's filters and other accessories, and it's interesting to see that they're branching out into making camera backpacks. I think they did their homework. At 25 liters, it's what I would call a mid-sized unit. The cover is made from good quality gray nylon, which provides a certain degree of water resistance on its own. It also comes with a waterproof cover that can cover the entire backpack to make it completely waterproof. What sets this backpack apart from some of its competitors. On the one hand, the back of the backpack has a hard shell integrated into the lining, so that if you lean against a rock wall, the contents are better protected than in some camera backpacks. In my experience, this is a real concern, because when I'm hiking to a destination, I stop to rest and lean back against a brick or stone wall. Likewise, it is not uncommon to temporarily put your backpack on the ground and let it fall on your back. The interior of the backpack contains the usual dividers that allow you to organize and protect your gear. Pretty much a full-sized DSLR or mirrorless camera with up to three lenses, or maybe a drone in place of a lens. It also includes a protected sleeve that holds my 16-inch MacBook Pro. There are straps at the bottom of the backpack to hold a small tripod. For me, 25L is a good size compromise for a bag I would take into the field rather than a bag I would use to carry all my gear on a long trip. Recommended.

Very good quality

it's perfect ! comfortable and good quality

It is made of very durable material. The laptop compartment is well protected. And the main compartment is modular. I am very happy.

A really nice and practical camera backpack in which I can easily fit an SLR camera, a GoPro with tripod and a DJI Mini 4 Pro drone. A clear purchase recommendation!

Good quality, what I would like is a belt.

Nice case, looks well put together, very happy with it. I just wish it had a side pocket to remove the camera without having to open the main case. But I knew that before buying it. I am still happy with my purchase.

I've been using it for a month and I must say it's very good. It even fits my Asus ROG G16 Gaming laptop in the laptop section. But I would have appreciated if it had a belt, as I carry a lot of heavy accessories etc. A belt could relieve pressure on the shoulders. Overall, this is a good backpack for amateur photographers.

Bag of good general design apart perhaps from the design of the drawer storage (which allows you to store apn and lenses) The drawer needs to be assembled (scratch system and elastic fabric which holds the whole): to be seen in the 'use if the system is durable and lasts over time...The bottom of the bag (which is located above the 'drawer' is also a moving part which is hooked inside the bag) will not allow you to store anything there: avoid too heavy contents; the storage space should be preferred for putting a jacket or even a small bottle of water. The laptop storage against the back wall gives rather trust.

use it to carry professional equipment, in the photo compartment I can put a 1Dx, 4 lenses and a mirrorless camera (135 f2/24-105 L/50 1.8 - R6 - 70-200 2.8), leaving everything free the upper compartment useful for everything (I put an R7 with optics or a 250g with lots of extra batteries, remote control, etc.). The pockets are comfortable and the large rear laptop pocket accommodates enough room for a 13-inch MacBook Air M1. So far I am very satisfied. For those interested, the measurements are accurate to carry as a handbag under the plane seat, i.e. 45 cm high, 30/32 cm wide and 22 cm deep, the measurements of almost all companies aerial.