[5.6 W] This insert is awesome. It does it what it sets out to do really well. I have my Leica M10R and an extra lens (in the lens case), couple cd cards, extra battery and a lens cloth. My set up is light.
I used this recently in Yosemite. I was able to carry it in my day pack when hiking and just slung it around my shoulders when I was taking photos.
The strap is of good quality, but the edges are a bit rough so I might swap that out with something else.
On its own, the padding is sufficient. I made sure to cushion it when stowed in my backpack and just made sure that the camera itself had some extra padding using extra inserts I had lying around.
Overall, I'd definitely recommend it!

[1x RJ45 (LAN) ] I loved the Blue Pill saved me from having to buy new controllers to use reactor. reactor is still new and missing some of the unisketch features like trace and cruse but the trade off of more device support is worth it. very happy with it.

[12 VDC] I purchased this smaller Tenba case specifically to transport a moderate sized Sony RX10MkIII inside a travel pack. It just barely fits inclusive of a protective filter and the lens cap. The BYOB7 otherwise seems well-made. It does have side loops so I can carry it by its self, which I might do occasion.

I also have the next size up in an older model of the BYOB, which is large enough to carry both the RX10, and an RX100MkVII. For travel particularly overseas, especially in airports and such, I'd prefer not to carry a specifically camera bag, for security reasons not to mention keeping my luggage consolidated.

[12 VDC] I got this as a gift for my daughter. It fits her Nikon 5600 and kit lens perfectly. She will be using it with a backpack, so the padding is a plus.

[1x RJ45 (LAN) ] PTZ camera operation can be really clunky with a computer and mouse only, but this controller makes it a much more enjoyable experience. Set up is a bit technical, and the dashboard isn't user-friendly at all, but once we started figuring what was where, it wasn't too terribly difficult to settle into a groove. If you're in the market for a good controller for your PTZ system, this is a great place to start.

[5.6 W] I love this thing! I have such a big collection of bags already, and I love that this can slide inside my different hiking packs and travel bags. I am able to fit a whole heck of alot in here too - My Lumix GX85, 25mm f1.7, 14-150mm zoom, 12-32mm and 45-150mm kit zooms, GoWing lens flipper, 2 PeakDesign Leashes, wrist strap, CPL, step up rings, SD cards, cleaning brush, charger, and a few more bits and bobs all fit inside. I feel like my gear is well protected and organized.

[PoE 802.3af] I was looking for a good point & shoot camera for my Mom that didn't cost a fortune. Most I found were out of stock or didn't review well. I did have to wait a few weeks for this one to be back in stock but was glad I waited. Easy to use and takes great pictures!

[PoE 802.3af] ... that i have ever owned.

this elegant camera marker is perfectly balanced, packed tightly with quality sand (i assume), and perfectly suited for marking even the most difficult camera positions — beginning of dolly track, end of dolly track, and an infinite possibility of positions in between. its low profile when prone ensures it can be used inside dolly track as well, with plenty of clearance for every dolly i can think of. the expertly crafted grommet protects the nylon circular perforation from fraying despite continued use. the grommet’s distance from the top, left, and right edges of the marker allow for efficient and convenient portability using a carabiner, twine loop, or broken coat hanger. grommet can also be used to helicopter the marker on a pencil (please observe proper safety protocols; pencil not included). the hue can be described as a true blue and is accurately depicted in the photographs. goes well with a blue t-bag actor marker, sausage markers of alternate colors, and a frosty milk stout (after hours). this slender marker will be the perfect addition to your camera assistant’s AKS kit or gear belt.

pros:
blue
lies on ground

cons:
not made of actual sausage

[12 VDC] I received this unit less than a week ago, but am already truly amazed at the level of integration Skaarhoj has achieved (via unique Device Core config files) with my Panasonic PTZ cameras. The out of the box config for Pana AW-HEx models is great, but user can enter web interface (using great Kasper Skaarhoj demo videos) to change button labels, edit/add functions and customize, if desired.

I know of no other controller for my cameras that has ALL these forms of controL: 1- PTZ Speed Control (while manipulating joystick), 2- PTZ Preset Speed (movement rate between presets), 3- Cruise Control which allows you start a slow zoom or pan movement with user-defined duration then go hands free and perform slow dissolves in/out of cruising shot. I plan to use feature #3 often.

My kudos go out to the Skaarhoj team in Copenhagen!

[5.6 W] Typical top quality Tenba design and construction. Perfect size for a smaller mirrorless body and zoom lens. Narrow size will fit easily in a daypack or backpack to protect camera and lens while hiking, traveling, etc. Has a handy zippered internal pocket for spare battery and memory card. As pictured, also comes with a shoulder strap if wishing to use this as a standalone camera bag. Also has Velcro moveable/removeable internal dividers.