Before I start the review, I would like to say that I am obsessed with backpacks. I have been doing photography for about 12 years, I have tried many backpacks. I currently have Onemo 25 l. and Onemo 2 35 l. the Onemo version 1 was perfect, but PGYTECH, I don't know how they did it, but made the Onemo 2 even more functional than version 1. optimization of space, infinite pockets and compartments, designed for photographers and videomakers. Sometimes I use the Onemo 25 l as my only travel backpack, half backpack with clothing and half for camera and lens. Comfortable, incredible ergonomics. I have seen and reviewed hundreds of reviews of other backpacks, something was always missing!! Pgytech has it all!! I sincerely would like to thank this company for being so helpful to photographers.

I purchased both 25L and 35L.
I found the 35L just a little too big for everyday use. So I thought Id probably stick to the 25L. Expect for 1 issue.

The 25L is a great size holds everything you need and more expect for the 1 issue is it has to side openings instead of having a pocket there and using a top opening like the 35L does.

I dont understand why you would make them identical as possible with size being the big difference. The lack of the extra side pocket and top opening has left me wondering if I should keep either bag. And Im not in a position to keep both. Nor would it be ideal to switch between unless there was a super thin lining or bag that you could transfer between the 2 bags.

Really wanted to give 5 stars but I just cant.

The size of perfect for what I have now and soon to add more its perfect for long trips can go all day with out having back pain from carrying all my gear love the extra bag if I just want to take my camera and small equipment.

Well this Backpack is just amazing if you are a Photographer or Dronepilot. The Size is perfect and you can fit everything in it. It feels like they gave attention to every little detail. Almost every centimetre you can explore a new function or have a pocket.

Out the box, I was blown away by the overall quality look, feel, zippers, compartments, etc. They thought of everything on this bag, outside going in. Some may say its overkill, but Id rather have it and not need it vs needing it and not having it.I have a Sony a7rv with three lenses, DJI Ronin gimble, 16 Macbook, two sets of mics, and a DJI drone a small portable studio with no issues.Yes, there are cheaper options out there. Ive seen a handful before making this investment, but my fear isnt cheap so I didnt want to take the chance to save a little.IMO this is the best camera bag for the money and will give you the best value along with protection/organization.

Ive been using the original V1 Onemo since it was released - and it still looks brand new. I cant say enough on the build quality, material, and zippers. Absolutely fantastic.My wife and I just purchased the 25L and 35L V2s - and so far PGY seems to have improved on the overall quality. I do have a few gripes, but overall were super happy with them._______The good:1. I absolutely love my 35Ls topload access. Thats worth the upgrade alone.2. With the addition of the 35Ls topload access, that allowed for room for another accessory pocket for chargers and cables. Thats also been super handy.3. The upgrade to the expandable front is really great. Thats been improved in every way - way more useful now. Its no longer just a big pocket.4. The portable pack is a bit bigger, and doesnt feature an expandable top. I love this, I never used the expandable top - but I couldnt fit some of my lenses in it. The new one fits them perfectly - super happy about that.5. The new arm straps are way more comfortable - super soft. (My wife is having issues with them though, more on that below)6. The new dividers are fantastic and completely removable and relocatable. That was a gripe with the old one, that divider in the middle wasnt able to be relocated.7. The bottom of the backpacks seem to be majorly reinforced. Theres a lot more padding - super happy for that.8. THEY DONT TIP OVER. I cant stress how much joy this brings me. No more propping then against walls._______The bad:1. On my wifes 25L(V2), the accessory pocket doesnt open completely, its been designed to work almost like a sleeve, its not very practical. Im unsure why theyve decided to design it like that - neither of the accessory sleeves on my 35L do that.2. I love the theyve enclosed the battery pockets with the indicator in a zippable sleeve. However, again, it doesnt open all the way. This makes it sort of difficult to add/remove batteries from that far corner. (You can see what I mean in the picture.)3. The new handle is on a weird side. Super small gripe, but it would have been nice to have that handle on the side that would actually need to be facing up should you set it on the ground. Not sure what the logic was with this (maybe to avoid setting the backpack in a tripod thats in the side sleeve?)4. The strap management drives me crazy. It was the same with the V1, aside from using a rubber band, the straps will always come lose and just wave in the wind. Thats been a pet peeve of mine.5. The width of the shoulder straps are pretty wide, my wife is pretty small, and they dig into her armpits a bit. We may end up returning hers over this. She didnt have that issue with the original. Im an average height dude, theyre super comfortable for me.6. The portable packs top now opens against the body when used as a Fanny pack - it used to open away. This makes it more difficult to keep open and just generally use.

Lot of space, you can put a notebook on the side

After getting my Dji Fpv drone, I wanted to find a case to fit it and with any luck, also squeeze in my Mini 2. After some browsing, I also decided that for traveling it would be awesome to throw in my 15" Surface Book 2. This backpack was not my first choice. I had seen it, however the $200 price tag did make me weary. So I went with the Seasky camera/drone backpack.The Seasky backpack was decent, but small. It's footprint, when compared side by side with the OneMo was about the same however the capacity was significantly less. The dividers felt cheap, as did the material of the backpack and its zippers. It was nice that it too could stand on its bottom unassisted and it's many small pockets were useful for all of my drone accessories and parts. However, I could not fit my mini 2 not did my laptop fit in the pocket designed for laptops. So I gave the OneMo a try, after all, it did have free returns.Needless to say, I will not be returning this backpack.You can see from the pictures that I am able to fit everything with ease, with the exception of my laptop which I can't find atm and my mini 2 which is on its way to Dji as I type this for a gimbal repair, but I do assure you, they fit. I decided to get the smaller bag that in the combo kit and attempt to use it strictly for my mini 2 with all its parts, while keeping everything for my fpv separate in the main bag. After some attempts, I finally found a comfortable arrangement that met my expectations. Now I can carry both drones, but remove my highly portable mini 2 with ease.Here's a list of everything I have in both bags.Main bag:15" Surface Book 2Surface chargerDji fpv with battery installed (props removed, arm bracers installed)2 extra fpv batteriesFpv gogglesGoggle's batteryFpv remoteFpv charger2x USB type C cables4 propeller and 4 backupsDji torx screwdriverAll of that, plus the smaller OneMo bag also inside which containsDji mini 2 (not pictured)Mini 2 controllerMini 2 3-battery charger with 3 batteries13,000 mAh Anker battery3 full sets of extra mini 2 propellersMini 2 screwdriverAnd some extra room which I will likely fill with some more USB type C cablesIf you're thinking about getting this bag and are in a similar situation as I, do not hesitate, it it well worth it.

It is very comfortable, the materials are of good quality, it is neither too big nor too small, perfect for what I need. It is travel friendly and does not weigh much, I recommend it.

?Sorry everybody, but this is gonna be a long one. If you want to see every pocket and corner of the bag, please watch the video.Lets dive in...First off I will say, I have a lot of gear and a lot of bags, its become an obsession of mine to find the perfect bags. And i can officially say that search stops here. I have the OneMO and OneGO. Each have their use, but the OneMO is the perfect bigger badder brother of the OneGO. It can hold everything I want with space to spare, its comfy and looks great. (i get compliments on the bag a lot)MAIN BAG****Back**** The shoulder straps have so many little options, its mind boggling, on top of comfy straps themselves.* Back has little pockets for the straps to slip into* It can be luggage mounted* Rain cover inside on bottom***Front**** Magnet clip small pocket on front* Tons of mounting points for straps* Waist and chest clips* The bottom has a rugged surface to sit on* the front pocket expands***Inside**** 2 chambers for camera and the carry bag* TONS and i mean TONS of dividers* The inside gets deeper the further south you go in the bag (Nice for bigger lenses)CARRY BAGHere is what i fit in the carry bag (Shows you in the video)* Sony A7RIV w/ Sigma 24-70 lens* DJI Mini 2 drone with 3 extra batteries* Go Pro* Go Pro 3 back backup batteries* 4 Lens filter kit* misc clothes and wipes* Gopro wrist strap.So as you can see, the small carry pack really expands to get ALOT in there. Mixing that in with the storage of the bag itself and this bag really is in a class of itself for the cost. I have the everyday bag as well and there is simply no comparison. Im actually selling that bag because of how useful this bag is. If you want a top notch bag with great materials and tons of storage get this! I guarantee you will love it. For the smaller day bag I use the OneGO. Same materials and quality, just smaller size. For thos cost to use ratio, this bag should be closer to the $500 range. But the crew over at PGY really know how to set a market with their prices to quality.

Bag is just perfect size for mevery good quality and the interior color is unique compared to other camera bagsexterior looks very durablenice bagdoesnt look like camera back pack.

Very nice book bag, good material and plenty of space to fit my DJI FPV drone inside!

it has good quality but a little heavy if I carried a camera( Canon R5+24-70mm+ a DJI throne. not for long trips