OneMo Lite Backpack 22L

This bag has a great design. Its diminutive size keeps its weight down. You can take the essentials (plus a lens or two).The engineering behind this bag is fantastic. There is durability sewn in. You can really feel it. That's where the price comes into affect. Higher quality is on display. I feel like I could leave this out in the rain (even without the included rain cover) and all would be well. Not going to try it, but getting caught out in heavy weather will not worry me so.The removable modular bag is very convenient as are the access panels that make it really easy to get at your gear to a laptop or iPad sleeve. It's a bag worth its price point. I would buy it again.

It's a fantastic backpack for camera and lenses. High quality material and easy to carry around. Not bulky at all. It feels really good in touch.

?This camera backpack by Pgytech, is a very well thought-out purpose built bag with a ton of usable features for its destiny. With its water resistant outer shell to the handles everywhere, extra pockets, and minimal negatives, you’re only hurting yourself if you don’t consider this one. Here are some of the things I’ve learned while owning it and things to consider before buying, including flaws.I. Quality – The quality on this bag is very excellent, leaving very little to disappoint. The materials, zippers, and handles all feel very well made and will surprise me if they don’t last me a long time.II. Features – There’s a lot of great features incorporated into this bag, including the compartment for batteries with a red or green slide, there’re so many handles you’ll probably miss a few, and who doesn’t need more pockets in a camera bag.III. Dividers – I found the dividers a little thin and hard to configure to my needs versus other bags, but no one is perfect.IV. Comfortable – Its very comfortable for me to wear for longer periods.Overall, I really like this bag and have made it my daily camera carry for now, winning that spot from some fierce competition in my bag department. It just has some great attributes I really like and an alluring appeal to it. I’ll update this review if it ever starts to have problems.If you’d find it helpful to see an up-close visual inspection of this product, I recommend you watch my included video in full screen. They say a picture is worth a 1000 words, well it’s a video!You can trust that this review is simply my honest opinion that is attempting to provide you with helpful insight that I wish I had before I picked this product. Hopefully it was helpful in your decision.

There's few things I love more than well made, attractive and functional luggage. This includes not only suitcases, but briefcases, laptop bags and camera bags. I'm getting new ones all the time which might sound overly indulgent but I find a use for all of them.I just got a killer new camera and this bag has been designated to house it. This is such an awesome camera backpack. In my experience, it's always a good sign when a brand is mindful of the 'presentation' of their products. You've still got to deliver the goods, but if you can impress your customer before they even use your product that's a good start. The presentation of this bag was great, with branded plastic shrinkwrap and a cardboard strip around everything that says 'Life is what you carry'. I order a lot of luggage that shows up just stuffed into a box so the care taken with presentation was much appreciated.The bag itself feels equal parts sleek/sophisticated and well made/downright burly. The materials are obviously excellent and hi-tech. That includes a mesh back panel and YKK zippers which are one of the best zipper brands available. It's got a polyurethane coating to make it all the more durable. It also keeps dust, dirt and grime out of the bag and away from your gear. The bag is waterproof but it's not like you can carry it through a hurricane or submerge it with your stuff inside. But you knew that....The inside of the bag makes use of the 'adjustable inserts' method of organization. I saw an ad for a bag today that criticized this method but in my view 'if it ain't broke don't fix it'. There might have been a point when everyone carried the same basic stuff in a camera bag but that is no longer the case. There are so many different types of content creation and so much great equipment it doesn't seem like there's a good reason *not* to make the interior of a bag like this configurable.In addition to the main area, there's plenty of pockets on the front, rear and side of the bag. You've also got even more details like buckles, straps, loops, etc. One side has a pocket that is perfect for a water bottle which is a must have for me--particularly at airports. There's a pocket for batteries with a 'battery indication system' which allows you to see at a glance which batteries are ready to go and which ones need to be charged. There's even a little pocket for an AirTag. I've messed around with this backpack quite a bit and I'm still discovering new features.You see a lot of stuff from lower profile brands that are obviously a 'cash grab'. Not this bag--this bag feels like a bunch of content creators sat at a big conference table with a bunch of luggage designers and hashed out creating a truly excellent backpack. The product description calls it 'a powerful organizational beast' and I concur completely. Just a well made, intelligently designed and generally first rate backpack for content creators. Highly recommended!

Love what PGYTECH has done with this bag. It a very premium feeling bag. They even went with high quality zippers that appear to be weather resistant. There is quite a lot of room inside the bag. There are a bunch of dividers included so the inside is highly configurable. The back of the backpack, the part that rests against your back, has great thick padding. Straps felt very comfortable as well. While you have quick access to your camera at the side I love that you have full access to the entire inside by unzipping the top (or is it the back?).Tons of attention to detail here. For the price I feel this is one of the better camera backpacks you can get right now. I'd highly recommend!