Auelife Multifuction Camera Backpack, Waterproof Shockproof Hiking Backpack for Laptop/Lens/Tripod

Best backpack EVER!!! This backpack encourages organization, looks great and is super stylish. My bag is jam packed with camera equipment, laptops and books. It's all fits, has its own place and the backpack doesn't get bulky. Abs and everything is safe and secure. With pockets a plenty. This would have been a great buy at full price. I was lucky enough to catch it on sale. Fantastic. I couldn't be happier.

First thing's first - I'd give this bag a 4.5 if I could do half stars. For the price, it's a great deal. This thing has more pockets and storage space than I could ever need! My 15.6 inch laptop fits very comfortably in the pocket, and there's another sleeve next to it that could easily house a decently sized tablet (I don't own any tablets so, in my case, it's the Nintendo Switch). The main compartment of the bag is pretty roomy and I can easily fit my pens, portable batteries, extra camera batteries, cables, cards, some gum, and a few books (which is my everyday carry and then some). My biggest gripe is that the bottom of the main compartment is secured by velcro, which can be a pain. I understand the need (like if you're carrying a big lens that won't fit in the camera compartment) but I wish that the bottom was more secure.Speaking of the camera bag portion of this backpack - I love it! The dividers are a great way to customize how I want to organize my gear. Evenly spaced into three sections, I can carry my battery charger, some lens cleaning wipes, a 75-300mm telephoto, an 18-55mm lens, and my Canon EOS Rebel T6 body with a Canon 50mm f.18 attached. The easy-access side panel is absolutely my favorite part of this backpack. I can grab my camera in seconds to get a shot or put it away just as quickly if I need both of my hands for something and want to keep my camera safe.All in all, if you're looking for an affordable, reliable camera bag, you've found it. I wish there was a way to store the sternum and belly straps, because they get in the way and haven't really served any purpose. (Small tangent - I'm an averagely built guy, but the stomach strap just does not secure around my stomach when it's fully extended. If you're looking a this bag for the straps, keep that in mind) Barring my small complaints, though, this is a great bag, and well worth the money I paid for it.

This bag literally leaves no space I wasted. There are pockets everywhere on it for extra storage- even on the bottom of the bag! The quality of it is extremely nice & the efficiency of the design is mind blowing. I’ve been showing this bag off to all of my family & friends are they just as impressed with it as I am. This bag is exactly what I have been looking for & thinking of the last couple years & just could not find it. I’m more than satisfied with this purchase & would buy another one in the far future when/if this one wears out.

There is a lot to like about this backpack. Functionally it has everything I was looking for.- Its water resistant with a waterproof cover for when you get sustained rain.- It can carry as much as I would personally want to. I can get my camera body, 3 lenses, all of their filters as well as a tripod, tablet and change of clothes in it. Makes it the perfect size for use as a carry on when I travel because no one wants to have to put anything I just listed in their checked bags.- The tripod straps are not held on by velcro. I've read a lot of complaints on other bags that this can lead to the tripod falling out.- Its a great size/weight for a daily hike. I know some people would want to carry more/larger lenses than this can handle. But personally I wouldn't want to always be carrying that much weight. So I can use this as a hiking bag.- Speaking of hiking, you could put a camelback in the laptop/tablet slot if you really wanted to. I have not tried that myself but it does seem to fit.- Its zippers and compartments are not easily accessible from passersby so you have at least a small measure of security from pickpockets.The downside- it was not readily apparent to me from the pictures that the divider between the top and bottom halves was secured by Velcro. I tried putting something heavy in the top while the bottom was empty and it fell through. Going back and re-reading the description I can see where they were trying to say that this is the case but it wasn't obvious to me before I purchased. I would have preferred a stronger way to secure the separator such as a zipper so that I could put a large, heavy lens in the top half.

Carrying around a little camera bag (the one that came with my DSLR) became quite cumbersome. I was carrying the bag, a tripod, a backpack, a water bottle, and a hiking staff, while trying to get into locations in and around Canyonlands and Arches National Parks. AWKWARD! This bag put everything (except the hiking staff) into one convenient package. My tripod is a bit larger than average (it is a "video/photo" tripod), but is still attachable, barely. The quality is excellent, and the convenience is the best. Everything is accessible, and I have room to spare. I look forward to using this for a very long time with great pleasure.

I bought this backpack as a multipurpose backpack . This backpack is spacious an i like the pouches for the lens. The lens pouch is pretty compact and can hold lens with no scratches. The package also comes with a rain cover.

It’s solid, strong backpack but don’t really like the lay out but ok for day bag.

I have been using it for 3 months.And still its in best condition.Have been using with my laptop and a dslr with a spare lens. It fits perfectly.