Neewer 2-in-1 Sliding Camera Backpack Suitcase Style Convertible with Double Handle, Shockproof with Removable Padded Compartments for SLR/DSLR Cameras Tripod Lenses (Black/Red)

The title says it all! It is such an incredible bag, very sturdy, has a good amount and quality of dividers, it is very well made and moderately waterproof (tested in normal London rainy conditions and my equipment was fully dry). Also this bag has the added functionality of the tripod holder in the front as well as a massive laptop compartment which comfortably fits my 14 inch MacBook Pro. The only downside is that it doesn't feature any side quick access so you always have to open it up fully to gain access to your equipment. The handle and wheels are good although not the best but I'm not complaining for the price. It has two handles, one from the side and one from the top which is incredible for different use cases! Highly recommend to everyone who has a lot of gear to lug around but doesn't want to break their back.

I am using this bag for 3 weeks, and I can only recommend it. I was thinking about Thinktank Airport Takeoff V2 (3 times more expensive), but it wasn't big enough for my needs. This bag is big enough for carrying 2 gripped Canon 5D MKIII's with lens attached (it's a little tight when closing, but the main thing is that it is possible), 4 larger sized system flashes, 2-3 additional lenses, 3 battery chargers, some remote controllers, 28-40 AA batteries, 4-8 memory cards, 4 spare dslr batteries, business cards and many many small things. I am mostly a wedding photographer and it was hard to find an all-in-one bag, but this made my day when arrived.PROS:Overall qualityBig enough for 2x PRO gripped DSLRs + 5 lenses + many accessoriesHolder for tripod, and you can find some openings to fit 2! smaller monopods even if it's not a dedicated place for monopodWell organized, and organizable, enough pads for customizing (but in some cases it would be better to have more of them)Good quality and soft/stiff organizer padsGood trolley handleGood backpack strapsGreat handles (on 3 sides of the bag)Backpack chest support strapsWheel cover bag in backpack mode (so your back stays clean :)RaincoatThe organizer can be pulled off and the bag can be used as a travel bagPriceCONS:The wheels aren't changeable, but with some skills you can modify them to use inline skate wheels (and you should do so, it's much better now)The wheels started to make noise after 3 eventsNo main opening holder straps (I don't like to put the front part to the floor), but again, you can saw there ones for small moneyMaybe should have some more and variable organizer pads (for videographers)OVERALL:My rating: 86/100 pointsMy opinion: Best big convertible roller photographer bag on market for a reasonable price, I am thinking about of buying another one.

I had been looking for something to keep my cameras in at weddings for a while, as I often carry around a lot of kit and it can get quite heavy when you have to keep moving it from on place to another. The simple addition of wheels to this was a game changer, as well as the extending handle, it was like taking a suitcase on holiday!The removable, padding made it easy to accommodate most of the gear I needed, and the internal and external pockets made an easy job of securing smaller items. My only complaint is that I’d have liked a couple more external smaller pockets to make it easier to store or access smaller items without having to lay the case down and open it fully.It seems to be durable as I’ve already used it at a couple of weddings and it looks as good as new. It certainly feels pretty sturdy, and I feel reassured that my equipment is all safe in there when I’m on the move.I was initially a little concerned about the shoulder straps when my bag was fully loaded, as it was quite heavy, but I soon realised that these straps were perfectly strong and capable and after having it on my back for a while it felt quite comfortable, stable, and it was lovely to have my hands free.This bag certainly represents good value for money, and if you’re looking for a new bag, this won’t disappoint.

Several months in, I am really happy with this as a roller bag for my equipment (two cameras, all the trimmings, sometimes I fit my Ronin in there). It fits my 15 inch MacBook too; the velcro strap doesn't go over it but it's been otherwise secure. It has also luckily withstood getting caught in a hail storm though I would highly recommend buying and storing in it a waterproof cover.I don't rate the backpack straps - you wouldn't wear it on your back for any length of time. Mostly I would just carry it by the handle if I was walking over gravel or up stairs or something.Otherwise - it's practical, affordable, smart, does the job for me.

Having bought another case which was far too big, I got this and I wish I got this one originally. So much space for my gear, having wheels like a cabin bag makes it ideal instead of hurting my back.Not all gear is showing in the pic.

I absolutely love this. Really good quality build. Pocket for everything. Flexible for you to move the interior space around to fit your equipment.I have an ethnography business and I need to cart around loads of video and photography equipment, lenses, monitor, sound recorder etc etc. Previously I’d been using a wheelie bag stuffed with a couple of towels to protect the equipment. I’d lose track of what was where and which battery was for what because nothing stayed in the place I’d put it.I’m so glad to upgraded to this bag. What’s also useful about it is that it doubles as storage for all that stuff, so when you bring it home, you don’t have to unpack it all and find a home for the gear.