I won't lie, for its price, it should have been slightly bigger inside. In terms of volume, it is very convenient, but it needed something extra for that much money

I will speak from an amateur's perspective. In terms of capacity, the bag is quite spacious; I have loaded the body (Sony a7iii) along with a large telephoto lens 70-300mm and a prime 24mm, batteries, cables, cards, long-range camping lenses, power bank, astronomy laser, etc., and there is still space for at least 3 additional lenses as well as personal items. The side pocket helps a lot by providing direct access to the inside of the bag as well as additional pockets for small personal items (e.g., keys). The top also provides direct access to the camera, opening it slightly or all the way to gain access to the entire interior. You can arrange the dividers however you want, ensuring the right spaces for your equipment to fit as you wish. Sturdy construction with good quality waterproof fabric and a stable base that doesn't tip over easily. On the side, there is space for a tripod that keeps it steady. It inspires confidence when walking that it won't slip away from you at all. Very comfortable to carry, it doesn't tire you at all. I believe it is ideal for trips abroad or for astronomy outings or camping. The color, as many describe, I don't think is a criterion; the bag is amazing and protects your equipment to the fullest. Aesthetically, as soon as you hold it in your hands, you understand the quality.

The construction of the bag is quite good and seems to protect the contents. Very important is the base that helps the bag stand upright and not get dirty. One downside is that the opening of the main compartment does not open all the way down

I finally decided to invest in a quality bag before parting with my classic Nikon shoulder bag. The difference is huge.
Inside the bag, I can fit the impressive 50mm Sigma Art, a "chunky" lens.
I also have the Sigma 12-24, as well as my cameras, the Nikon D3400 and my main camera, the Nikon D800, with the Sigma 105mm lens attached to it.

I have small items like a power bank, SD cards, blower, battery charger, a light cube, and macro extension tubes, and there is still space for small objects if needed.

Externally, I have also placed the Manfrotto Element MII Aluminium tripod, which has a clip so that the tripod remains stable and secure, without the fear of it falling.

I noticed that many people say it gets dirty easily. I don't consider it a problem because no matter what backpack I used, the same would happen. I use it for macro photography in the forest, so it's logical for it to get dirty.
Happy shopping!

Very recent purchase from a Greek photography store for €70, after first seeing the product on the official Case Logic website and its corresponding presentation video so that I could carry my camera equipment and a laptop/tablet. Until now, I have been using a Crumpler or the Manfrotto Advanced Tri Medium for transporting my full equipment.
The positives I recognize in it so far:
- Excellent build quality, evident from the first touch that it is a well-crafted and well-designed bag for its intended purpose.
- The weight you carry is not noticeable. As you can see in the third photo, I have temporarily added a camera with a lens, a second lens, the GoPro, a Mavic Air 2 with controller and batteries, chargers, etc. So far, I feel that it is a quite comfortable transport bag (not for quick access to equipment) for my outings.
Its negatives (personal opinion):
- Supposedly, the bag can fit a MacBook Pro 16 or a 14' laptop. There is indeed a suitable compartment, but I dare not put the MBP in it. The space is so compressed that either the laptop will be damaged/scratched, or I will damage it by carrying it on my back. I will probably use the compartment for the iPad Pro, which definitely fits.
- There is a smart pocket on the left side of the bag (as seen in photo 1) with 2 mesh pockets for small items and a pocket for stationery. Although practical, it would be convenient to have one on the other side as well. Unfortunately, it doesn't exist.
- It gets dirty relatively easily. You will notice as soon as you hold it in your hands that the fabric/material absorbs fingerprints, etc. Although it bothers me a little because I don't mind cleaning it constantly, I consider it a negative aspect for outings.
Overall, it is probably what I personally was looking for. Time will tell whether it will become the main equipment transport bag or not. However, the overall impression is very positive for the first few days. 4 stars, clearly for the negatives I mentioned above, which are purely subjective opinions.

Update 05/11/21. It is actually very good. 2 trips abroad with full equipment, and the transport was not tiring at all. Despite unstable weather/rain, etc., I did not encounter any problems since it includes a rain cover, and its base is made of hard plastic.

Update 04/9/22. The knitted fabric on the back is starting to wear out.