First I have to start with the package: It is in very good condition, protected by nylon and cardboard box. After I unpacked it, I started playing with it. Top department: I put my small bag with batteries and charger on it and since there was still enough space left, I attached my SD card compartment so that they are always at hand. Lower Department: Lower Department I set the 17-28mm camera to be accessible from a side pocket where I have enough space for two more lenses (24 and 85mm), all my daily ND filters and a microphone had on the bottom. All in all, I see great potential in this bag for the price and I could even use it as my everyday camera backpack since all the necessary gear is in it.

Product details: K&F Concept camera backpack, photo backpack for photographers, cabin backpack with 15-15.6 inch laptop compartment, compatible for Canon/Nikon/Sony/DJI Mavic Drone (Beta Backpack 20L). When I go on a long trip to nature, I put my camera in this bag and take it with me. I have already ordered with this intention. The product has areas where I can add many additional products. I have to say that I like the product. The quality and style are pretty good for me. That's why I recommend the product.

The backpack has many compartments. You can access the main compartment via the zipper, which goes very far around. This allows the backpack to be opened completely. You can also access the main compartment through a side zipper opening. The interior is well padded and is easy to set up thanks to the included dividers. The basic grid of the walls is approx. 8 to 9 cm. The zippers are easy to use. There are straps on the outside to attach a tripod, for example. Even empty, the backpack sits straight on the ground without falling over. This is mainly due to the stable walls. The outer fabric seems a bit thin, which doesn't bother me thanks to the good padding. There is also a well-padded laptop/tablet compartment. A black rain cover is included. You can trust this backpack with your camera equipment.

How quickly you are surprised by bad weather when you go on long tours to take photos or film... Then I want to be able to rely on my expensive camera equipment staying dry! The backpack has plenty of storage space, so you can fit all your equipment in it plus a rain jacket ;-) The camera backpack is well padded, has many compartments and pockets - equipped with Velcro or 2-way zippers and is comfortable to carry. It is protected from the outside by the waterproof nylon fabric, and to protect it completely, there is a rain cover included to cover the utensils attached to the outside. I would have liked hidden zippers to have been used, because they are exposed on the sides, so I also put a hood over them. On the side you have the option of opening a small pocket through which you can reach inside without having to open the entire backpack. I find that very practical. The back part can be opened completely with a 2-way zipper for quick access with a good overview. Under the adjustable padded shoulder straps there are 2 straps, which can also be clicked on and extended using the 2 included straps, e.g. for a tripod or a jacket. It is light, has a pleasant size with a volume of 20 l and I also really like the look of it. I have nothing to complain about in terms of quality, except for the fact that the zippers are not covered and that the hooks on the front can be easily pushed into the eyelets to close them, but they get a little caught when pulled out. The price/performance ratio is okay for a good camera backpack and I recommend it.

... so far I've carried my camera accessories around in camera bags on trips and tours, but as the size and accessories grew, the constantly dangling bags started to get annoying. That's why I ordered a camera backpack. The first impression of the <k&f concept="" camera="" backpack=""> is already very good. The waterproof material feels high-quality, fasteners and straps make a solid impression. The very large inner storage spaces can be individually set up with Velcro-reinforced partitions. Small pockets for memory cards and batteries are incorporated - so that you can access them from the side without having to open the main compartment. There is also a compartment for my laptop and the option to strap on a tripod. With its approximately 20 liter capacity, the < K&F Concept camera backpack > is more than enough for my photo equipment. There is even room for a provisions package and a drinking bottle. I also really like the included rain cover, which protects the camera backpack even in severe storms. I recommend buying it for quality and workmanship.</k&f>

The surface is rubberized and appears to be of very high quality. The feel is seamlessly integrated into the quality. Really beautifully crafted. K&F offers plenty of space and storage space in the interior. Access is via the side or from above. Complete access to the equipment at all times. With the accessories, the individual slots can be easily set up and so you can individually adapt the backpack to your own needs. The backpack also offers additional pockets for SD cards, batteries, etc... The tripod is attached crosswise on the outside. All in all, a really nice backpack.

The easily customizable camera backpack, with all-round zipper, cannot be used immediately, but the inner walls must first be set up to suit the respective camera and, if necessary, accessories - they have Velcro connections to connect firmly to the backpack walls. But that's the case with every photo backpack I know. The camera (or accessories) can also be easily, very practically, grabbed from the side or from the top of the backpack, as there is a zipper inside at these points. You just have to set up the inner walls to suit this application if you want to use the photo backpack in this way. On the back of the zippered flap of the side opening there are also two small compartments for photo batteries or memory cards. On the other side of the backpack there is an open pocket on the outside, suitable for a drinks bottle, for example. On the front of the backpack there is a zipped compartment for cables, mini tripod or other accessories. Inside on the back there is a well-padded laptop pocket for up to approx. 15.6" notebooks, of course also with Velcro fastener. Overall, the camera backpack from K&F Concept can be used and set up flexibly and, depending on the individualization, offers enough space for Cameras, lenses and accessories. A notebook bag was also thought of, as this is now almost indispensable in times of digital photography. A rain cover is also included. The workmanship makes a high-quality impression to me so far. The backpack is, with the Zipper flap on the side, very practical for me.

Personally, I like the side pocket, which gives you access to a camera and also has two separate memory card and spare battery slots. If you're in a hurry, you can quickly have these to hand without having to open the backpack all the way. Finally, you get extension straps with which you can also store things outside of the backpack. This can also be practical. Overall, I think this backpack offers a lot of storage space that you can set up to suit you. It is also high quality and well thought out. I think it's really great and that's why I give it 5 stars.

The camera backpack not only makes a high-quality impression at first glance, the more you look at it, the more you get the impression that everything here is of great quality. The backpack comes with a rain cover, but is also pretty waterproof in itself. Still, it's nice to have something like this for the first time. You can never be sure enough.

The camera backpack offered here is visually convincing - at least if you like the angular design. The workmanship is generally very neat and the zippers work well. We find the hooks to open the main compartment visually appealing, but they are not practical. We find this solution very tricky and difficult to open with one hand - in our opinion there are more practical solutions. You can design the division of the main compartment yourself and we find access via the side very useful for a camera backpack. To protect the expensive equipment, a rain cover is also included - this smelled really bad for us at the beginning. The smell only disappeared after a longer period of airing. The backpack sits well on your back when empty. With full camera equipment it is also quite easy to carry. We usually use hiking backpacks for our camera equipment and are therefore rather spoiled by the comfort - in our opinion, the backpack can only keep up to a limited extent. All in all, we think the backpack is very well thought out.