The dimension listed on Amazon is fairly accurate. This backpack allows you to access your gear/stuff by Top, Side, or Front Access. So that gives you a lot of different ways you can utilize this bag. You can fully stuff this bag with camera gear or just use part of it for camera gear and other items.

What’s really unique about the backpack is how you can fully access your stuff. The zippers for the top access doubles as the zippers to fully open the bag. I’m not a fan of this design since 2 of the built-in dividers attached to this front flap/part. So it’s best to lay the backpack flat before you fully open the bag. If you unzip one side of the bag, you can still kind of get to the item so you may not need to fully open the bag. The depth of the bag is pretty deep so you can store pretty large DLSR gears.

I’m able to fit my Sony A7II with a Tarmon 28-200mm lens in the side access and still have room left over in the middle section to store 2 extra lens and maybe even more stuff. The bottom front access is large enough to store 3 full frame lens or a 100-400mm lens with camera attached.

There’s a laptop compartment on the water bottle holder side of the bag. It’s fairly large and my MacBook Air 13” easily fit. Note, the padding at the bottom of the laptop compartment is a little lacking. On the same side there’s a zippered pocket (at the bottom) with a tripod holder and there’s 2 straps so you can carry a decent size tripod. On the bottom of the backpack there’s a zippered pocket that stores the rain jacket. The shoulder straps have decent padding but there’s no chest strap.

Overall, I like this bag. I’m not a big fan of the way the bag fully opens. I feel the velco will wear out over time but luckily you can access items in the bag without having to fully open the bag. There are plenty of pockets for you store small knick-knack. I would of prefer the bag depth to be a little thinner so the bag does feel so chunky. I think this is a nice backpack that offers a lot of different ways you can utilize it to suit your needs. I do question how long this bag will last as it doesn’t feel as durable as the more expensive brands.

This is a really good quality camera bag, all fastenings, seams, stitching and clasps are really well made and inspire confident.
There are lots of pockets which are nicely protected and padded.
I have a Sony A6000 which is only a small camera, but as I have started to expand my hobby and thus the amount of equipment and peripherals grows and grows. I can now keep everything in one place when needed and know that it is well protected, including, lenses, filters, external flash, charger, batteries, small tripod/grip etc.
This bag is even waterproof and also comes with a rain cover for extra protection if rain is very heavy i suppose, or you just want that extra piece of mind.
This bag has a laptop/tablet compartment, handy for a bit of editing on the fly or when you just need to transport a lot of equipment. This bag really does pack a lot of way, often including a pack lunch and a juice bottle.
Top quality at a good price, highly recommended

The only feature missing is rear-open. Otherwise it’s great! I been using for a few months now and it’s comfortable, has just the right amount of space and configuration options. Quickly became my go-to bag. One other thing I’m not digging is the straps. I put on a Falcam strap holder thing, it sits way up high and basically over my shoulder. Not a big deal, I got along without that type of thing for years.

The K&F Concept Camera Backpack is advertised as a large-capacity camera bag but in reality, it is a medium size bag. The bag is of very good quality, has a rain cover, and has space for a laptop.

There are quick access zippers to three areas, on top, on the bottom and on the side. You can decide how to fix the inside of the bag with the padded dividers. On the side of the bag, there is a compartment where you can strap a tripod for transport.

Overall I am very happy with the camera bag, the quality is excellent and I would recommend it.

K&F are turning out some good equipment at affordable prices, and this is no exception.

The bag is capable of carrying more photo equipment than I would ever need on an outing, and that is allowing for my sandwiches and a bottle of water!

Access is from multiple points, so a camera can be extracted without having to remove anything else. I am still trying to find the best layout for my equipment within the bag, but that is part of the process in making a change.

The bag is well-made with strong zips and comes with a rain cover… just in case!

This is a pretty unique camera bag that works pretty well for cameras or just general usage. The front flap of the bag can fully open, allowing access to every corner of the bag, but usually it seems like you should use it with dividers that velcro to the front, separating the bag into three compartments. The top compartment can be accessed from the top 1/3 of the main flap, the middle compartment can be accessed from the side flap, and the bottom compartment can be accessed from the smaller inset flap on the front. It is decently sized--not too big, and yet big enough to carry most gear, and the padding seems quality and feels like it will protect your gear.

The one big problem I have with the bag, though, is that there isn't a luggage strap on the back that you can slip over a suitcase's handle, which means it will be more difficult to use this as a travel bag or to bring my gear on the go; I'll have to either constantly wear it on my back, or put it on the ground any time I need 2 hands free.

Overall, though, it's a pretty nice backpack, and for $54 with coupon at time of review ($66-$12), it is a decent pick and can stand with comparable backpacks in its price range.

This is a nice customizable backpack for professional cameras. You can re-arrange the internal compartment with the included velcro dividers. You can move them around to allow space for large or smaller lenses.
I only use an APS-C camera but I can fit a lot of lenses plus the camera body in here. It has a few spots and pockets to includes other items like cleaners, memory cards etc. And also a laptop or ipad that would be against your back
Also a lot of the zipper give you quick access to your gear

This is one serious camera backpack by K&F Concept.

The quality and design are top notch, light, durable, and very stylish. It’s crazy how many things you can fit inside and in a truly organized fashion. You also have so many adjustment options on what to put where, you can get everything at the right place to make it fit, or to balance it out properly so you don’t have all the heavy parts all on one side.

Definitely recommend it, it looks great too.

Another quality product from K&F. This is a really nice looking bag and really functional. Space for my laptop, drone, camera and various accessories for each device such as chargers and batteries. The mesh side pockets easily and securely holds a bottle or can of drink too.

Overall a wonderful, high quality backpack that I will use often and hopefully for a long period of time.

I recently ordered the K&F Concept Camera Backpack and I am extremely pleased with its great design and versatility. This 24L large capacity camera bag features a dedicated 15.6-inch laptop compartment, making it perfect for photographers who need to carry their gear and laptop on the go. The bag is compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony cameras, and even DJI Mavic drones.

The included rain cover provides excellent protection against the elements, ensuring that your equipment stays safe and dry. The backpack is well-organized with adjustable dividers, allowing you to customize the storage space according to your needs. Overall, the K&F Concept Camera Backpack is a lovely concept and a versatile solution for any traveling photographer. I highly recommend it for its functionality and thoughtful design.