LoweproProTactic Lite BP 150 AW III Laptop Backpack, Top and Side access, Professional Camera Bag, DSLR/Drones/Mirrorless, Up to 14" Laptop, Rain Cover, for Photographer, Videographer, Volume 25L

I’ve been using this camera bag for a few weeks now, and it’s been a reliable companion for carrying my gear. The compartments are well-organized, which makes it easy to access my camera, lenses, and other accessories. The side access is particularly useful when I need to grab something quickly without taking the whole bag off. The rain cover is a thoughtful addition, providing extra protection for my equipment when the weather is unpredictable. It’s a good size for daily use or short trips, and I like how lightweight it is while still offering ample storage space.

I'm currently on Anglesey for 2 weeks filming a short documentary so what better place to test this than an incredibly windy, wet and hostile yet beautiful environment.And 2 days in I am loving it, size is perfect as are access points for the sort of work I do.The caveat is that this bag alone is not much use unless you have the accessories or suitable camera cubes to accompany it as, laptop pouch aside, it offers zero protection itself, relying on what you put in it to keep your kit safe.That said, if you are considering this then you probably know the already.How I Rate- ***** Don’t think, just buy it!- **** Nothing to complain about, I’d spend my own money on this.- *** Does what it should but there may be better alternatives- ** Problems or issues encountered that outweigh any benefits.- * Run for the door!Whilst I do sometimes include photos and videos in my reviews, due to time constraints this will only be when I feel that doing so would serve a purpose in demonstrating how an aspect of the product works or fails.I only order Items that I or my family have a genuine use for and as such you can be sure that they are tested in real world warts and all situations. Whilst I did receive this item for free through the Amazon Vine program this has in no way influenced my review.

This is a review for the BP 250 AW III model. My first impressions of this when it arrived was just how light it is for its size. Trying it on I was impressed with the comfort across my back and the straps which are not just curved but more molded to fit around you and stay in place.I'm a bit of a minimalist when I travel or am out with my camera, I prefer to travel as light as I can so a small sling bag and a change of lens, battery and a small tripod. For me this bag is almost a combination camera bag and weekend bag. I have taken it on two trips to try it out and I can't really find fault with it as a light, soft backpack. I particularly like the easy access via the side panel and through the top. I've also found I can access things through the side zip if I place them in the bottom of the bag when wearing it which is handy. The light coloured lining of the bag is just great too for being able to find things easily.It feels well made overall although I do wonder about the elasticated material for the sleeve pockets on the side and front as that does all feel really pretty thin.With this bag I think you are in part paying for the design and durability and also for the lack of weight. I'm sure there are stronger and tougher bags available but it feels this bag is designed for lightness and ease of use above all else.

This is a very impressive camera bag. It is evident on first opening that this is a high quality item. It is extremely well made and is a super camera bag. I couldn't be more impressed.

I've been a working photographer for 36 years, I've used a lot of bags and the two things you need are for it to be comfortable and for it to protect your gear. This is a good size and I like the look of it but it is flimsy and has no padding or structure. Even with cameras in it, it collapses on itself, there is no rigidity whatsoever. The bag fabric is thin and has zero padding and even the bit against your back is thin and you can literally feel your camera gear sticking into you. I think they sell bags to go in this bag, but who wants a bag for their bag? My GFX camera with 30mmTS lens costs about £10k and I can't trust this bag to keep it safe and protect it. It has lots of features but fails in the most important task, protecting your valuable gear.

This review is for Lowepro ProTactic Lite BP 250 AW III Laptop Backpack, Top and Side access, Professional Camera Bag, DSLR/Drones/Mirrorless, Up to 16" Laptop, Rain Cover, for Photographer, Videographer, Volume 30L.This is a sizeable bag and on first impression, it seems well thought out, however, you could be forgiven for thinking that this backpack isn’t particularly useful as on its own, it provides little protection for photography equipment beyond the laptop compartment.The bag's design relies on the user’s inserts to keep expensive gear secure. Additionally, while the adjustable layout is highly versatile, thanks to the Velcro-lined interior, the bag essentially divides into just two main sections—top and bottom—which some may find limiting. My equipment is not that professional as I only indulge in a hobby, but for the item's price point, more could be expected.