I recently ordered the K&F Concept Camera Backpack and I am extremely pleased with its great design and versatility. This 24L large capacity camera bag features a dedicated 15.6-inch laptop compartment, making it perfect for photographers who need to carry their gear and laptop on the go. The bag is compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony cameras, and even DJI Mavic drones.

The included rain cover provides excellent protection against the elements, ensuring that your equipment stays safe and dry. The backpack is well-organized with adjustable dividers, allowing you to customize the storage space according to your needs. Overall, the K&F Concept Camera Backpack is a lovely concept and a versatile solution for any traveling photographer. I highly recommend it for its functionality and thoughtful design.

After many tries and failures, I think I finally found a photography backpack that checks all the boxes for me. First off, I am a 65 YO, 5'4" (if I stretch!) petite female, but I carry two camera bodies and an assortment of lenses in a backpack when I go out. I have bought many other backpack, camera bags and even purse style camera bags over the years, but they were all made for a person taller/bigger than me, or didn't have all the features I wanted. Just hitting the high points on this backpack: It has padded shoulder straps; can carry two cameras w/ lenses attached (one being a 100-400) and both of those compartments have the quick access entry points; space to carry another lens or strobe; space for extra batteries/accessories; a tripod and even my water bottle. The only feature that I wish it had would be a waist/hip belt w/padding, but that wasn't a deal breaker. It's hard to find a backpack that the shoulder straps adjust enough for a vertically challenged person. I found another bag that was made for women and had the waist/hip belt, but it was several hundreds of dollars more. I recommend you try this for the price, I am extremely happy.

I have been using K&F Concept photography gears for a while and very happy with their high quality it delivers at affordable prices. And this camera backpack is no exception and it has proven to be a valuable piece of gear to my setup. I like its 3-way opening design which allowed me to quickly access my camera and lenses without hassle, also the 25L capacity which comfortably accommodated my two cameras, seven lenses, and a 15.6-inch laptop, with plenty of room to spare for a drone and personal items. I particularly like its foldable design and sturdy EVA dividers which kept everything organized and secure, while the multiple internal pockets were perfect for smaller accessories. Another reason I like this backpack is its thoughtful design of all-weather protection, including a waterproof rain cover, which gave me peace of mind during unpredictable weather conditions. The ventilated, well-padded shoulder straps and air mesh back panel also made carrying the load comfortable, even during long days. However, note that the bag's size might be a bit bulky for casual use, and the multiple compartments can feel overwhelming if you're not carrying a full load of gear. Despite these minor cons, this K&F Concept camera backpack's durability, functionality, and thoughtful design make it an excellent choice for photographers and hobbyists.

Solid backpack, a little bit small, but perfect to carry you camera an 3 prime lens ( no big ones ). I'm my opinion is a perfect bag for meet the city or casual walkings. Fully customizable inside .

Looked at a few bags before I decided on this one and I am so glad I did. My Olympus om-d e-m10 mark ii fits nicely with the standard lens fitted with plenty of room for my spare lens. There are pockets inside and outside for spare batteries and memory cards. Nice sturdy shoulder strap, all in all a great item!

This bag is one of the most underrated bags on the market. You have TONS of room for everything. Tripod slot, lap top that fits my 15inch XPS, in bottom I put a Canon 300mm f4, mid section hold a 24-105L 100mm 2.8L and the body (80dor eosr) with a lens attached. The top compartment hold a speed light, rocket blower and plenty of other things. The bag is very sturdy as well. I would say my Absolute favorite feature would be the side camera access. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I found this backpack among the different options that there are 'that turn' and you can take out the camera sideways without any problem, so you can act quickly. This one seemed to me to be one of the most robust (considering that more or less they all go for the same price... at least it's one of the ones that will last).
This is a medium-sized backpack (there are smaller ones of this type, but that already depends on the equipment you want to transport...).
It has openings on almost all sides (as shown in the photo), reinforcements in the back and straps, as well as where the equipment needs to go. It also has a small pocket that can be removed from another interior to be able to put and support the legs of a tripod there.

As an inconvenience, it would make her not be able to open it completely... although that already suits her tastes, I have colleagues who prefer it this way to carry all the equipment in a more 'compact' way.

I think the backpack is absolutely beautiful and would highly recommend it to anyone who doesn't need or want a large backpack for large lenses, medium format cameras or a large laptop. Good value for money would recommend

Gorgeous backpack, sturdy, well designed, comfortable to wear, perfect for my reflex and all its lenses. Pockets and compartments in quantity, to store all the other accessories. In the central pocket I can store some clothes if needed, while in the external one I can store the tripod or if necessary a bottle of water.
The possibility of changing the morphology of the compartments thanks to the padded shelves with Velcro attachments is greatly appreciated.
To complete the functionality of this backpack, the rain cover.
Super satisfied

Since the summer holiday is so slowly coming and I want to take my system camera again, it was time for a new camera backpack.
Only in terms of appearance, the backpack makes a neat impression.
My highlight is the quick access for the camera because my old one did not have this and I always had to open the backpack completely.
Some had complained of the missing chest and lap belt, yes he has none. But I don't think he needs, because the shoulder straps are well shaped and the backpack fits so well. My old camera backpack (similar size) had chest and lap belt, the chest strap sat on the neck and the lap belt around the belly what was to expect because the backpacks are simply too small for something like that.
Can recommend the camera backpack to any beginner or someone who does not want to take extremely large or many lenses.