[Universal] So far this backpack is exactly what I was looking for. It's not huge but is perfect for day trips. Camera section easily fits my Eos R and rf 70-200mm f2.8 with room for more items. Seems to have the right pockets for camera and general items. Took it to a our town's spring festival and nighttime parade over the weekend. It was more than comfortable even after at least 4 hours of walking around. Enough room to store kids stuff along with my camera. My wife, who is only about 5' tall, even commented to me about how comfortable the pack was when she wore it. So far no complaints.

[Yes] I’ve gone through all sorts I’ll camera bags, from basic backpack style to sling backs and totes. This one has it all: easy access front compartment, laptop sleeve, and even what I call a bonus compartment that easily accommodates my bag lunch. All of this and it’s got a low profile so it’s not sticking out like a rucksack. I was lucky enough to get it on sale for $50 off so I paid for a LowePro bag at an off-brand price. And it looks great!

[Gray] I purchased this for a two-week round-trip to Tuscany and Umbria from DFW. I carried a Nikon Z50 with a Nikkor 50-250mm (assembled) and a D750 with a 35mm lens (assembled) in the bottom section with moveable dividers. In that section I also had a DX 16-50mm Z lens in addition to photo miscellany. In the top, I carried a change of clothes, some toiletries, a hardcover book, plus manuals, snacks, etc. Could have easily carried my Apple 13 Air laptop but didn't. The bag was carried on in one-stop flights to and from Italy. It fit the overhead storage, even on the short-flights between Paris to Florence. On both stopovers, I spent 2-3 hours in the Paris airport (customs, etc.). The bag was well designed, relatively compact and comfortable worn as a backpack. It looked like other carry-on luggage. Without repeating all of the innovative aspects of design and execution, I would say that the Lowepro Fastpack BP 250 AW III more than meet my expectations. All camera equipment was well protected. Mission accomplished!

[Yes] Exactly what I was looking for carrying my Sony A77 II, DJI Air 2S, spare batteries and chargers for each device, and room to spare for a short day hike. The construction is nice, zippers are sturdy and so far it has been comfortable to wear. I have not tested its water resistance but the hood looks like it will do a good job. Great product.

[2.435 lb] A great all-round, practical pack. Perfect for getting through TSA quickly while also being able to carry all the essentials for short or extended stays (depending on how frugal you are with packing). Very good investment.

[Universal] I love that the top part is separate from the bottom. I'm able to put a weebil s gimble and a gorilla pod with room in the top compartment, and then my Sony a7c with lens and rode mic attached, with two other lenses in the bottom compartment, and still have room for another body or another lens. The padding is so comfortable that even with all that gear on my back, a day walking around the city is effortless. The front pocket I'm able to use like a backpack by carrying lil tools, my wallet, headphones, and bandaids. Laptop sleeve I think could fit a 16". My m1 13" fits in with plenty of room. Genuinely an awesome bag and I'm very happy with it. I'm about to fly with it, so I'll see soon how well it works under a plane seat or if it needs to go overhead, but I definitely think I'll be able to fit it under the seat even with it fully geared up. Thought I had to pay $300 for anything decent,so I'm very glad I found this! Wish this company made normal backpacks for my other work.

[Zipper] I decided on this bag after checking out several others and found this to be an extremely useful bag. I shoot Fuji APC, and this bag allows me to pack one camera plus 3-4 lenses or two cameras plus 2-3 lenses. It is very configurable to allow you to carry either short or long lenses. This bag offers convenient access to your gear which can be done by taking off one of your shoulder straps. The best part is the 2 large storage compartments that allow you to easily pack whatever gear you may need - extra batteries, cards, remote releases, filters, etc. Plus, it offers a 3rd padded compartment for a laptop/tablet. Finally, it has an outside pouch for either a tripod or a water bottle (but not both) and is well-padded, and has a belt to help stabilize heavier loads. All-in-all this is a great bag from a solid manufacturer.

[Gray] To me it seems an extremely well thought out bag and look forward to using it for many purposes.

I love the insert - I can put the insert with camera in it inside my other luggage when travelling and this fits laptop and carry on needs, with luggage pass through strap. Super handy that the back flap can stow the shoulder straps. Then when I arrive, pop the insert back in, and it's an amazing photo day bag. Inner mesh pocket is a great size to store items that you would grab when you're seated or stopped, and the top main compartment is perfect for jacket, sunglasses, etc. to quickly grab with room to spare.

Note - I misread the listing and thought the mentioned included accessory strap was the protactic quick straps pictured holding the tripod in the product photos. The accessory strap is for the insert so that it can also be carried as a separate bag if desired.

[Zipper] I am happy with my bag that I am using with my sensor crop camera and gear.
The bag has the right number of and well placed pockets and it fits my laptop snugly without bouncing around, while the backpack feels very comfortable on my back. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a proven photo and laptop bag.

[Gray] It's very sturdily built and very comfortable to wear even for long hours.