This is a great idea: a spring clip that also extends into a tablet holder with a plastic button. In practice, it's just too difficult to use with my iPad Pro 11-inch. So, the phone part was fine... although I used it with an extremely thin case. The grips themselves are angled with minimal depth, so there's hardly any wiggle room if you exceed the depth of the clamps. In practice, this means many will be disappointed, as there is no standard phone case depth. So I can really only use it without a case, or with the one thin case I have. Tablet mode is just too precarious for me. I have my iPad Pro in the thinnest case possible: one that works with a magic keyboard. However, the Apple Pencil adds a little too much depth, so the clamp no longer grips properly. It seems like a huge oversight to me to create something that would otherwise be excellent, but have it be so thin. So if you're working without a case or with a tight fit in the over-specific depth dimensions, you'll be fine (even though it's just a spring grip). Hope this helps!

The camera backpack is exactly what I was looking for. When I'm on my way to locations, I like to have everything with me. In my backpack I now have a Maviv pro with 4 batteries and all accessories, a Maviv Mini with 3 batteries and all accessories, a LUMIX fz 1000 2 with all accessories, several chargers and cables and a 17 inch laptop.

Perfect for transporting camera with accessories, Go Pro and drone

Practical and fashionable backpack to carry my 15.6 inch MacBook Pro and an iPad. In the other compartment it is possible to store more things such as a power bank, phones and other accessories. It also has an external USB port to charge whatever you need. It has the double code security lock very useful for walking in big cities and traveling. The removable front panel can be used separately, but personally I prefer it with the backpack.

In paper, I loved it. The description matched just what I was looking for. I bought it to replace a Lowepro 500aw I barely used. BUT, the only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is because I didn’t in fact loved it. I’m not able to have my 2 cameras plus lenses as well as my laptop and iPad Pro all at once as the description suggested. I have to pick one camera and either the laptop or the iPad. Quality is very good and materials feel great. Comfortable even at full capacity. The additional/separate day bag is an excellent option for either complementing your capacity or just pick for a single camera, single lens daytrip.

The camera backpack is exactly what I was looking for. When I'm on the way to shooting locations, I like to have everything with me. In the backpack I now have a Maviv pro with 4 batteries and all accessories, a Maviv Mini with 3 batteries and all accessories, a LUMIX fz 1000 2 with all accessories, various chargers and cables and a 17 inch laptop.

Fits everything for my Mini 3 Pro. All the factory accessories that come with it fit inside this case. Even a pack of filters. Is this a "hard" case? Not really. It will survive in luggage but id rather this be in my backpack if I can help it. The top zipper compartment is almost perfect. I wish there was a bit more depth to it to keep a spare battery as it doesnt even take to my filter case too much if its on the drone side of the case. For me, thats what keeps this from 5 stars. Also, i wish Mini 3 pro wasnt printed on the case, its almost like an advertisement. Solid case overall.

Purchased to put on my tripod of the same brand and my DJI Mini 3 Pro and accessories. Space and lots of storage space and also a lot of modularity.