Estarer Mens Camera Bag Fit 15.6 Inch Laptop

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I was shopping around for a messenger bag that would house my video camera and all of its components. There are a ton of choices, as I'm sure that you are well aware of. After sifting through reviews and recommendations, I came across this bag.The price was less than other bags with similar specs. That made me a bit hesitant but I opted to go ahead with the purchase.I received the bag in the mail and was almost instantly impressed. The canvas construction was quality, the zippers were built to last and there was plenty of space for my camera gear. Actually, I was able to include my 13" Macbook Pro and a few other, non camera, components.Bottom Line: If you are in the market for a quality bag, whether you use it for cameras or not, take a look at this one by Estarer. It may fill that niche that you were patiently looking for.Watch my video review for more detail.

I bought this bag because one of the new recruits on my team was complaining about how the bag his mom got him out of college was heavy, uncomfortable, unable to hold his tech right and caused him to sweat through his shirts. I found this on amazon as a test and hopefully something I could gift him as a welcome gift. Just wow- I’m surprised on how much this thing can hold while still being comfortable. It does have more of a rugged look but it definitely still flies in the office and looks great. I like the versatility and at under 40 bucks, cmon this was low risk and high reward. I’m super impressed with Estarer.

Pros:
>Lightweight>Durable materials>Comfortable Strap>Looks Smart>Tons of pockets and lovely organizations for notebooks, tablets, pens, keys, dongles, wires, etc>Can still hold my 15 inch MacBook Pro with a full load even though it’s build for a 13 inch laptop>Camera cube is made of nice felt material instead of scratchy nylon>Compression features on Botton>Expansion options for tripod

Cons:>Can get stained and not weather resistant>Handle sewn into flap - makes it feel less secure when you have a full payload and holding bag in hand>Straps are sewn in - I wish they were removable so I could easier use it as a briefcase when running between rooms.

Let me start off by saying I loved this bag. I used it and recommended it to many of my photographer friends during the last wedding season and got a lot of great feedback and compliments on it. The ergonomics are great and it carried everything I needed for gear while photographing weddings and also while meeting with clients.After about 9 months of normal use, the seams on the padded liner of the bag (see photo) started to come apart. I am uncertain as to why but I did reach out to the company to ask if they would honor their "365 days quality warranty" which can be found stated on a card within every bag. They replied a day after I emailed them and said they would be happy to send me a new bag stating, "If you want to do review with our new camera shoulder bag, we can provide you free.".After that email however, there was absolutely no follow up for a week so I sent them another message to which they replied asking for my order number again. I sent them my order number and (10 more days have passed) have yet to hear back from the company. Anyway, I did love the bag and even added it to a list of gear I recommend in my blog; but after this lack of customer service, I can no longer recommend this bag. In my mind, if a warranty is made and the defect is clearly covered under that warranty, it should be upheld by the company.

This bag is awesome. My favorite thing about this bag is that it doesn't look like a camera bag. It looks like a simple bag. The main compartment fits a camera divider. The camera divider can be removed if wanted, but I like having it, even if I'm not using this bag for my camera. There are four pockets with zippers. 3 in the front, and 1 in the back. The zippers are large and feel high quality, so it's not worrying that it could break. The flap covering the bag is held in place with velcro, which is my preference.Overall, the bag is great, and the fabrics feel thick, which in other words, it's hole-proof.I like this bag, and highly recommend it for those looking for something they can wear every day.

Pleasantly surprised by the quality of this bag. It’s main compartment holds a removable gear sleeve that has adjustable compartments, and it looks great.Pros:- Copious amounts of pockets for everything from batteries and media to lens caps, headphones, notebooks, water bottles, light sensors, and even a laptop.- More space that you think.- The material seems to be good quality; the pleather handle and strap pad not so much but I don’t mind because everything is built to last, zippers too.- great priceCons: The tripod straps on the bottom are functional but not extremely practical, especially if you like to set your bag down.The flap uses Velcro to close. This is noisey to open and (if your bag is full) doesn’t always catch. With the handle on top of the flap, it will pull open if you lift with force when you pick it up. Thus, I mainly use the strap.

I was looking for a bag to bridge the gap between my backpack and a large camera bag that i can use for going on photo ops that i felt wouldn't require a lot of equipment so i gave this a try. This is a well made bag especially for the price. It's a basic camera bag that will hold a full sensor DSLR with a lens attached. I have a Canon 6D with a battery grip and L-Bracket with a Canon 24-105L lens attached. I took that to shoot a P-40 warbird and i got the camera setup in the bag. I couldn't fit my ipad 12.9 though. the bracket and grip make the set up bulky but i didn't want to take a lot of stuff so this worked as planned. If you need a middle size bag this works fine. The padding is sufficient and if more is needed take them from another bag you have.