PGYTECH OneGo 18L Camera and Drone Backpack for Men and Women, 16" Laptop Backpack for DJI Mavic 3 Classic/DJI AVATA Street City Urban Photographer

Let me say first, this bag is a premium experience all around. From the unboxing process, to the materials, to the unique design aspects. It’s just a joy to open and see for the first time. It feels like you are getting your money’s worth.I saw some reviews when this bag was released and it caught my eye with its looks. I wanted a camera bag that didn’t look like a camera bag, but would work well for being a primary camera bag. I use my bag mainly as a travel bag for walking around on trips, not hiking or showing up to a professional set and needing to take all of my 100 pieces of gear. My original choice was the Peak Design everyday bag, but I didn’t love that it was limited to side access only. Yes this bag takes a lot of inspiration from the Peak Design bag for functionality, and a lot from the Belroy Apex backpack for looks. It’s honestly what would happen if those two bags merged together, and I have to say, I like what came out. Adding the top access along with the side access is fantastic.The unboxing experience is so far ahead of any other non-tech product I have opened. The backpack is shipped inside a paper bag that is sewn shut, with a red thread to pull to open. The bag is presented nicely and includes a variety of tags showcasing the ykk zippers, the shoulder pad material, the back pad material, and other items. All of the materials are top notch and feel fantastic.Yes, the bag costs a lot, but I do honestly feel it is worth the price.Setting up the backpack will take a bit of time to figure out the best way to hold your gear, and it will vary for each person. They include some documentation with examples and there is also a YouTube video that goes over some of it also. I am still adjusting them, but I finally have it to a spot where I think it will work for me. I also used a manfrotto Velcro block to better hold the camera in place as I had it laying around. I am carrying an A7iii, 28-75 2.8, 85mm 1.4, 45mm 1.8, and an 18mm 2.8 lens, plus an assortment of ND filters, extra battery, extra SD card, peak design strap, SD card reader, blower, and other small accessories. I also have room to fit my DJI Osmo Mobile 3 and a Mavic air with the controller and 2 batteries, though they don’t go all the time. A tripod will fit on the side sleeve if it’s smaller or along the bottom with the included straps. The top portion will also hold a decent amount if you are traveling with the bag. The fidlock magnetic lid works great. The lid opens and closes very easy, but you just have to know the capacity limits of it and don’t overstuff it. Being able to quickly grab my camera from the side while still wearing the bag, but also being able to open the bag to show all of the content is a great design.There has been a silent redesign of a few parts of the bag from the original reviews. The cross bars are no longer metal, but are now a plastic material. However, it’s not a negative, as they added a smaller nub to the connector end, so the bars are locked into place for good once they are placed, though it took some force for one to two to go in. I saw this was listed as a negative by a few people so this change is good to see. They also changed the outside bottle pockets by including a water drain hole at the bottom and using the same waterproof material all the way down the pocket. This fixes an issue one reviewer on YouTube noted with water flowing into the bag through the side pockets and getting inside. It’s nice to see Pgytech acknowledge these issues and improve the product. If I had to pick some negatives, sometimes the zippers are harder to close in the corners of the side pockets because they are the waterproof kind. Also, the two magnetic openings in the top of the bag may not be the best at holding smaller items, so be sure you don’t lose anything put in here. It might also be neat to put a locking mechanism on the top flap somehow since it’s pretty easy to open by just pulling the tab. Just something that requires an extra step to undo.Overall, the bag looks great, uses high quality material, and it’s highly customizable to fit a variety of use cases. That along with a lifetime warranty is a win for me and I highly recommend the bag if it is a style you are looking for. I hope pgytech continues to bring unique offerings to the market.

The media could not be loaded. I'm not kidding, I have been debating this bag for a good month or 2 now. Watched tons of reviews, and hear good and bad. Eventually I pulled the trigger and when it got here, I was BLOWN AWAY! The materials alone are enough to make me love this bag. If you want an in depth review, please watch the video (sorry its so long but there are a lot of things to talk about).So lets break this down.The material on the outside is an extremely soft weatherproof material. That is just nice to touch. On top of that the soft material they use for the shoulder straps have saved me on many days. Its almost like a marshmellow when you grab them. The storage itself is nice, but does take some time to adjust to, especially if you are like me and came from the bags with the traditional dividers.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073WSSP3S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1These are the straps I got and they work perfect to help really keep everything in place. But make sure you only get the straps, the mesh version of these is not flexible and will not fit end to end for the bag.Besides this the pocket options inside are amazing and even the material they use is not your traditional type of mesh. It just feels premium. (And keep in mind, I also have a PD everyday bag). It feels many many times better that PD materials. This company definitely did not skimp on quality of materials and it shows.It has all of your other traditional loops and hooks and mounts. Again the video goes very in depth.At the end of the day if you are debating this bag and keep it in your cart for months tossing it back and forth to buy, just buy it and try it. I finally did and I cant begin to tell you how glad i am that i did. This was worth every penny and then some.

This is a fantastic backpack which is very versatile. Overall I highly recommend it. My one complaint is the top flap with the magnetic clasp. The magnet isnt very strong making it hard to close the flap sometimes, especially when the top of the bag isn't very full.In a perfect world this bag would have a zipper on the top with no flap.Everything else about the bag is great. Weather resistance has been good in the rain, size and interior space and organization, ability to carry on rolling luggage, comfortable, quality and materials used are very good. Worth the money, just with the top was different.

I have a ton of backpacks l, everything from Peak Design to Nomatic (Peter McKinnon) and this back is a beast! The attention to detail is incredible, PGYTECH listened to feedback from their customers and it’s evident with this backpack. One of the features I appreciate is the wireframe that keeps the structure rigid. Not only it protects your gear but, it adds form to your backpack. I wish it were bigger, I’m using it for my DJI FPV and my Sony A7C with a 55 f1.8 and 35 f1.4GM. There’s plenty of room to stow your batteries, VND/ND Filters, lens blower, iPad Pro 12.9, and some other accessories for my DJI FPV. I definitely recommend this backpack for anyone that is looking for a functional camera and/or drone/FPV backpack. I always post any reviews after I’ve had some time to use it for some time.

Too heavy with nothing in it for me... So add the weight of gear, nope not for me.WELL MADE, so if weight is not an issue, go for it.I prefer and Love my Think Tank cross body and smaller new back pack, as i'm petite 5ft 2in, 108 lbs.

This is the perfect everyday camera backpack. Design is on point.Very VERY comfortable.Overall great bag.