This $40 backpack surprised me with how much it can carry. It fits my DSLR, three lenses, and a 14-inch laptop without feeling bulky. The dividers are thick and easy to adjust, keeping everything secure. I like the clean design and the deep front pockets, though they’re hard to access when the bag is full. The side pockets hold a tripod or water bottle well. It’s lightweight at under 2 pounds and feels sturdy with its splash-resistant polyester. The included rain cover is a smart touch. I do wish the shoulder straps sat a bit higher on my back, and the lack of a chest strap was disappointing. Still, for the price, it’s a solid choice for light travel or daily shoots.

Great value for a compact, durable camera bag.

This camera bag is great for carrying my camera, lenses, flash, and adapters. It also comes with a rain cover which is a separate piece of waterproof plastic (nylon?) held in place with elastic to make sure your gear stays safe. The inside is well padded and the dividers are all held in place with velcro so you can move them and arrange them any way you like. There are thin, zippered pockets on the front to hold various paperwork, but here's where the main problem lies - there's nothing to stop a pickpocket from zipping them open and cleaning them out without you ever feeling anything. The rain cover is probably the best idea to keep anyone from getting into your bag without alerting you. I wish there was a good lock or a way to pull the zippers around to the inside to keep your gear safe.

A bag of mixed feelings for me, but it’ll be used a lot for sure.
This bag is definitely light weight and small which is kind of where I was a bit confused. It’s “small” yet the main camera pocket holds exactly what my previous bigger and slightly more professional bag can hold.
I feel like it only becomes “small” when it comes to the use of other pockets like the outside ones and the laptop sleeve.
If I were to merely carry my camera, 3 lenses, a few batteries and a laptop the this would be the perfect and ideal backpack setup. Unfortunately I do like I carry some cleaning supplies just in case, and there’s just no real place for 3 lenses, batteries, dummy battery or charger, and the cleaning stuff.
I did find myself just creating an extra empty spot in the big area to use it for accessories to deal with this.
Construction on this bag feels nice and sturdy, on your back it’ll feel super small compared to bigger 14L+ bags, but you get used to it.
Overall, loving the brand and the products I’ve gotten the chance to test and buy.

This is expensive compared to similar offerings whilst not quite offering the same in terms of storage or size. This is functional and does do what it's supposed to. It's just smaller with less sections/configurations than others. I used for a weekend before going back to my older, larger backpack. This will still get used but not as my go to as i had previously intended.

This arrived swiftly the next day in good packaging.
There is not much I can add to the technical detail that the site description does not already list, so I won't repeat all that info.
This bag makes it easy to create separate upper and lower compartments using adjustable dividers. You can reposition them to customise the space, depending on what you need to carry. I typically keep a camera in the top section and use the bottom area for other essentials I might need when I'm out. It’s a great option for someone who wants the protection of a camera bag but also needs the flexibility to carry additional (moderately sized) items.

As an amateur myself this has been great, I can fit my main and backup DSLR's, 2x 55-200f4's, 70-300f4, 18-55 and have some spare space for batteries and other accessories. This also comes with a rain cover that I was unaware of but is a nice touch and has been great for my events.

This is a great, tough camera bag. My only complaint is that I don't have enough camera gear to do this bag justice. All joking aside, I can see how I'll have plenty of room to grow my lens collection and have plenty of cushioned storage to keep everything safe.

The external pockets are smartly designed. Specially, the side pockets expand to hold a water bottle or compact tripod and then can contract to relatively flat when empty.

You get a waterproof bonnet that can be pulled over the bag if you're out and happen to get caught in a heavy rain.

As a backpack, the bag fits just right! The shoulder straps are super adjustable and comfortable.

I'm struggling to find any faults with this bag. I find it to be a really good value.

This is a really nice camera bag. I have a Sony camera that came with a pretty flimsy case, so I barely took it anywhere because I was afraid it would get damaged. I got this one so I could actually start using it, and I’m really happy with it. It’s well made, fairly large, and feels heavy-duty. The inside dividers are adjustable, so you can move the foam pads around to fit your equipment. I don’t have a ton of lenses yet, but there’s plenty of room for when I do. The padding does a great job of cushioning the camera, so I’m not worried about damage. Overall, a great bag for the price.

This is a review of the K&F Concept Camera Backpack.
Yet another great product from K&F, they seem intent on cornering the great quality on a budget market.
I've quite a few of their products now since first trying them in 2023 and each has been great quality and value for money.
Format wise it's pretty much inline with most of these small backpack designs.
There's the main compartment with two large 'l' shaped dividers, three standard smaller ones and a couple of 6" elasticated straps which have velcro on each end.
There's a pocket on the inside of the main flap that will take a pad or small laptop.
On each side there's a 170x100mm pocket with elasticated top that will keep things from falling out, though they're not really deep enough to take a 500mm water bottle as the bottom edges are sewn flat to the side of the pack meaning you have about 4" before it gets too tight for the bottle and leaves about 2" below it but they are ideal for powerbanks etc.
Round the back there's a band of 35mm webbing, stitched to the pack at each side that will let you slide it over the handle of a wheeled holdall etc.
Depth wise it's big enough to take a semi-pro dslr with a quick release plate attached but won't take one with a battery grip attatched, nor the pro dslrs that have one built in.
It will easily accommodate a camera with a 50-100mm f1.8 fitted and still leave room for other lenses, a flash and accessories.
It's a definate win for K&F as it's a useful size, ideal for a travelling-light day out shooting pics or video with enough room to take extra kit if and when needed.
For the quality and usefulness at this price point it's a great little backpack.

Really nice backpack camera bag with plenty of room for camera, accessories or even a second camera. High quality heavy material and zippers, great construction and durable and easy to use and adjust. Super value.