[Yes] I was so delighted with this bag! I did lots of research before purchasing and this is the bag I landed on. I wanted a bag that could fit my Canon 80D + Tamron 100-400 lens, assembled, for quick access when I'm going from city walking birding in the park city walking. I wanted a bag that was didn't draw attention, and that could be used as a regular bag and not just a camera bag. This bag gave me all those things. It's very casual yet cool looking, has very soft padding and an surprising amount of storage. I was giving my friends and family a tour of the bag and all the features. My only notes would be that the straps seem a little flimsy, and it would be nice if they had a chest strap, but those things weren't deal breakers. I've only taken the bag out a couple times so far, but can't wait to take it out more!

[Zipper] Okay okay there isn’t much I can say that you do not already know. We watched all the same videos.

If you are on the fence then just buy it.
It’s everything people say it is. Works as it should. Feels great. Comfy.

So here are the things that I think could be better but not a deal break at all.

1. If you have a 16” MacBook it fits. Barely. It’s tight but fits.
2. The top half zippers don’t open very wide. I understand why but kinda wish they did.
3. The zipper pocket in the upper portion is just a huge pocket. Be nice to have a place for pens and stuff.
4. The front pocket has storage but it’s all bigger size for like batteries. My sd cards fit just fine but if one was smaller pockets to fit sd cards better would be nice.

Honestly if you truly want a back pack that also holds your camera for a daily carry type bag. It’s perfect imo

I say get it. Also that misty blue in person is beautiful!

[Zipper] I can fit all my camera accessories, laptop, iPad, SSD drive & camera with plenty more space. I have been looking for a comfortable stylish camera bag for a while and this is PEFFECT!

[Zipper] I organized the padding in the lower half of my bag with all GM lenses and a 2x TC. 70-200 2.8, 85 1.4, 14 1.8, and 24-70 2.8 on the A7RV. Every lens had it’s hood on (in storage mode) inside the bag and a pocket rocket fit in as well without shoving! The bag will store a 70-200 on the body.

All that and i still had room for a raincover, Kindle, Sony over ear noise canceling heads in their case, a full suit of cords, adapters, SSD’s, GoPro, and Peak Design Slide strap up top. 77 & 82mm variable ND’s, brush, lens cleaner, and cloth in front. Then my 13” macbook pro slid right in to the dedicated sleeve pocket with ease. And my passport went in the back pocket.

Best of all even fully loaded as described it still fit completed under the seat in front of me and counts as a personal item (not a carry on!) on multiple flights. Plus it looks like a schoolbag and doesn’t scream, “$15000 worth of gear in here!”

Buy this bag and don’t advertise to the outside world how great it is. Low key let it be awesome.

[Blue] This backpack is lightweight but has plenty of space and dividers for a mirrorless camera and a couple of lens. There are compartments are accessories and clothing.

[Universal] My Brevite Jumper Bag arrived today (8/4/22) via BnH. At the time I was still on the fence about ordering but after watching the YouTube video https://youtu.be/bv_6f_utMek I was convinced it was the bag for my needs. I can finally carry my z50 with kit lenses and my Fuji XPro3 with the Xf18mm WR'1.4 and the Xf27mm '2.8 and the most important..... LUNCH! :-)

Happy Tog' from Bermuda

[Universal] I switched from a much cheaper bag and the difference is night and day. All the zippers open more smoothly, the material of the bag has the perfect amount of give to stretch to your needs while gently holding all your gear in place. The physical dimensions of this bag are smaller in every way than my previous bag, yet it holds more. There is no jostling around of gear inside, everything feels protected. The straps are comfortable and wrap around my shoulders in a way that makes everything feel lighter. I'm glad I made the switch.

[Yes] while still having a camera backpack, the design looks discrete enough to pass as a regular backpack

[Yes] The construction and materials are much better than I expected. It would be considered a rather high quality bag if it were just a normal school bag. As a camera bag, it's not the most durable thing out there, but it's more than enough to carry gear around on vacation days and simple photoshoots.

This backpack is kind of thin, so it's not meant for really bulky gear like FF DSLR kits. Good for mirrorless kits with a body and one or two smaller primes or F4 zooms. The thinness helps it look like a regular backpack, so it's actually a pro.