Neewer Waterproof Shockproof Flexible Partition Camera Padded Bag SLR DSLR Insert Protection Top Handle Case Bag

I was hoping to find a ruck sack for camera gear, of which there are many, but I couldn't find one I liked at a reasonable (for me) price, I have bags, I have laptop rucksacks, messenger bags, and a camera rucksack, but the camera rucksack (a Lowpro) held a tiny amount of gear in the bottom, almost no space for anything else in the top, and nowhere for documents for travelling. My answer, this case fits..(just).. inside my laptop ruck sack, Now I have the best of both worlds, the case by itself if wanted (you'll need to get a shoulder strap if you want one, there is a carry handle on it) or shove it into my rucksack, laptop still fits, bit of space for other bits, binoculars.drink, socks, documents, passport etc, and its still cabin friendly. I know what you're thinking (or do I?) you're thinking, I can't access my camera once stuffed in the case and then in the rucksack....well... you're right I can't, but that's not what I wanted, I wanted flight friendly protection for travelling, if you don't have another bag, no problem, this case alone is fine by itself, handle or strap. So have an idea of scale, the gap you see in the picture is set to fit a Nikon D500 with a Sigma 17 - 50 2.8 lens. I can put the camera there with the battery grip on too but the top of the camera is slightly proud of the inserts, top still closes comfortably though, that's the way I pack it.

I wanted a case to hold a several lenses so they were all in one place, rather than each in their separate case. This fits the bill for acactly what I want. Makes it very easy to load into the car, and then just grab one 1 or 2 lenes I'll want for the shoot I'm going to do. At that point I'll transfer to a backpack, but I know I can go back an get another lens if I want. I used to try and anticipate what I wanted before leaving home and sometime packing too much into the backpack (or leaving behind the lens I wanted!). I don't think I would use this a my carry around camera case, as it doesn't have a shoulder strap, just a handle, but I didn't buy it for that.

Bought this bag to carry my drone round in. The main criteria for me was the size and depth of the bag and that it wasn't a solid case. Quality is good and the adjustable compartment dividers work well.

Not as sturdy as I would have liked but it certainly is good value and it fitted my requirement perfectly. I use it mainly as storage rather than for carrying around but I have and would use it for carrying kit.

I have been using this bag on a regular basis for a few weeks to carry around my camera (Canon EOS 600D, kit lens) or my drone (Hubsan H501S). It works perfectly for both. Velcro dividers are easy enough to move around to fit your specific needs. I also got some cheap extra velcro straps that allows me even more freedom for customization.A camera body and two or three 'normal' lenses, batteries and spares will fit no problem using the supplied divider. With a drone you might have to get a bit more creative to fit it with its own controller and spares, but it can be done easily enough.Just remember that it is a soft case, so probably you will not want to toss it in a checked luggage as it won't cope with the harsh treatment airport people reserve to bags. But for everyday use as a normal bag or as a carry on it gives enough protection.The only addition I would have liked to have is a shoulder strap. The bag has the holes for it, but it was not in the package. Again it is something very easy and cheap to get elsewhere, but it would have been nice to have with the bag.Construction quality is adequate for the price. Don't expect the premium feeling of a Lowepro, but it seems sturdy and for now it has not giving me any concerns around stitches or zippers.

I like it and it does the job so I'm going to keep it. It's black though and not grey like the picture suggests. Not much of a problem but would've preferred grey as I think it looks better. It's quite expensive for what it is and should be £30 max. I wouldn't take it out the house as I don't think it's suitable for that, I bought it for storage at home.

I wanted a lightweight bag for my Spektrum DX9 transmitter; something not too heavy but that would give it some protection. This bag is absolutely perfect, it seems well made and the Velcro attached dividers are easy to adjust.In my judgement it is very good value for money and I'm delighted with my purchase.

It's a soft case, so won't offer much protection, but as a storage/portability solution it's great.I used it for my oculus quest (1st gen) , as I have a custom headstrap which is larger than the standard, and with all the dividers being reconfigurable, it's great as I can have one compartment for the headset, 2 for the controllers and another for the cable and mains adaptor.Really good and could have lots of uses for various things.