I have a small portable everyday carry kit that comprises a DJI NEO, Osmo Pocket 3 and Action 5 Pro and on occasion these are joined by my Hover Air X1.
Even as a bunch of I find that most bags are just too big and bulky to lug around all day for such small pieces of equipment.
This is the sweet. spot, just large enough to take it all with batteries and once packed very comfortable to wear.
It isn't all rainbows and unicorns though, I would prefer a less pale color and I am definitely not a fan of the silky material the straps are constructed from, they do the job just fine, but not my style.
Despite this, I'd still recommend itas an everyday carry for smaller loads.

I think this is a splendid well padded bag and I'm sure my stepdaughter will be delighted with it. There appears to be sufficient room for her DSLR in addition to a couple of lenses and accessories. The finish quality of the bag I think is excellent, and should suit her perfectly.

The partition inside is removable/placeable and there are additional pockets in and around the bag, including zip-enclosures. Amazing value in my opinion.

Really lovely colour, nice thick quality bag, nicely padded, big interior pouches currently on offer at £29.99 which I feel is quite a high end price, but it is really nice quality

It's not as if I haven't admittedly accumulated a large range of camera bags, cases and trolleys over the years...
When I was offered this small camera bag from "K&F Concept" (a brand I've never heard of) to test via the Amazon Vine program, I still pressed the "order" button, which, among other things, caused my wife to roll her eyes.

The reason for wanting to test it is simply this:
I've had the Tamron 35-150mm 1:2.0-2.8 for about 1 ½ years now and I'm noticing more and more that for short trips I just strap one of the Sonys behind it and leave everything else at home.

But my collection of high-quality and sometimes extremely expensive camera transport options (Peli, Compagnon, Domke, ...) had been designed over the years to carry more and more.

A usable, suitable bag for this 1-lens ensemble (although this one lens is not exactly small) was no longer really in between.

This bag is made in China, but that doesn't necessarily mean anything these days, even for high-priced brands.

The fabric (polyester) does feel a little cheap.

My first thought was: Let's see how long it holds on the corners, especially since there are no rubber feet on the bottom and you always put the bag on the floor with the fabric.

But I also have to say that this bag is by far the cheapest in my range at a price of 39.99 euros, which is why I should perhaps not make such demanding comparisons here!

With a height of 29cm, this bag is a perfect fit for the A7III + Tamron 35-150 combo. (See picture)
The divider, which is flat on the front wall of the bag when delivered, can be inserted horizontally in the bag and bent upwards so that there is even room for a flash or something similar in size in the lower part of the bag, next to the lens.

I haven't had a sling backpack for a long time.
I once had something like that from Lowepro and I think also from Kata, but as the weight of the equipment increased it became more and more unwieldy and uncomfortable to carry and so I sold it many years ago.
But something like that is actually quite nice to have in this size.
I do have one (“small”) criticism here:
The strap could be 10cm longer for me to carry, although I must also say that I am 1.98m tall...

The following are positive:
- The bag itself looks quite well made in terms of the seams, fasteners, straps and handles,
- the padding is kept within limits (which I think are quite sufficient), which also saves on size and weight,
- the side compartments offer space for a few small items

And some details are really well thought out:
- For example, the side pockets on the right and left, which bulge out properly with the elastic band and pleat on the back
- or the zipper on the main compartment, which runs diagonally to the body, allowing most of the top of the bag to be pushed forward, making it much easier to see and access from above. (See picture)

But this zip on the main compartment is where I have my most obvious criticism:
negative:
- this zip is unfortunately not padded at all on the inside or lined with a fabric lip! (See picture)
This means that when you take the camera out, which experience shows usually has to be done quickly so you don't always do it very carefully, you always scrape it along the metal zip and annoying scratches on the case and lens are inevitable.

Other bag manufacturers can do this much better and are gentler on the equipment!

The last point is a shame and spoils the otherwise absolutely positive impression of the bag a little.
(especially since it could probably be done better in the production of the bag with little effort)
That's why I'm deducting a star!

Otherwise, the bag is definitely recommendable in relation to the price.

Everything is in, the camera and the lens plus the charger
Perfect easy to carry in a ten-person bag
Fleece for better protection
Perfect

This little camera sling bag by K&F CONCEPT has a rounded rectangular aesthetic to it, with a single strap in the way most slings offer. It is unique, at least to me, because it's made out of water-resistant material that also feels very soft and sleek, and is evidently a higher quality material to touch. It just looks really nice overall, especially in the dark black colour offering, which is what I chose to order. As of this review, there are a variety of colours offered for this product, but I am perfectly happy with this colour. It will not show wear or dirt as easily as lighter colours, and it matches my general clothing daily wear.

The inside is spacious considering its outer dimensions, I was surprised how I could easily fit my mirrorless camera body along with 3 lenses, one of them quite large, along with several other accessories like a small flash, an led light, a wireless microphone set, some lens filters and my camera strap.

Overall, I think this will become a really useful EDC (every day carry) style street or documentary bag for me, and I am very glad to have it as part of my creative kit. 5 stars.

I was wishing that the shoulder strap has higher quality instead of a belt with a pad but I guess it is ok. It does have protect all around the bag and I feel that my camera is safe. It is not very roomy as it is still a small bag but good enough for a camera and 2 lenses and some small accessories.

This shoulder bag has a small capacity but allows you to store an APS-C or 24x36 camera, rather a hybrid, with a small lens, such as 50mm or even a 24-105 zoom, not much more.
Small side pockets, on the front and inside, allow you to store a few accessories or a small bottle or can on the sides.
The interior is padded to protect the equipment.
The finish is good.

The fabric is designed for waterproofing, but the slightly shiny finish is unfortunately not very aesthetic, it's a shame.

Overall a good product but with an average aesthetic finish.

This camera bag is well-made with good materials, and the zippers are smooth. The internal dividers provide excellent cushioning and protection for the camera and accessories. There’s even a detachable divider, allowing users to organize the space as they prefer. The shoulder strap has a wide pad that reduces pressure on the shoulder. You can wear the bag on your front or back as you like. I especially like that the interior offers plenty of space to store many items, and the side pockets on both sides can hold a water bottle and an umbrella. Overall, it's a great camera bag.

My good old reflex with 24-70mm fits in there easily, but without the battery grip installed. The latter can instead be contained loose.