K&F concept camera sling bag.

This was on sale for £25.99 when I got it. I’ve not heard of this brand before, but it is a very well made camera bag, comes with a small carrying handle and then a shoulder strap inside, so you can carry it over your shoulder or around your neck.

The main storage inside is nice and big, and I would have no problem at all putting my DSLR camera in there, along with the other accessories you need.

The bag has a quality feel to it, nicely made, the zips feel durable and I’d be happy using this when I go out taking photos.

This camera bag offers a good level of protection and has a reasonable capacity for someone starting out, and is ideal for on the go all day photography or for trips away.

I will use it on an up and coming trip, rather than taking all my gear with me. It’s ideal once at a location too to save lugging around a heavy backpack.

There’s enough room for my camera and lens in the main compartment and the additional padded separator offers versatility and stops my equipment knocking together.
The additional storage space can easily accommodate additional batteries, a powerbank, cables, wallet, phone and snacks.

The style is understated and doesn’t advertise that I have expensive equipment on me, it’s lightweight, weatherproof and the adjustable strap is comfortable to wear.

If you are in the market and are put off by expensive price tags of similar sized well known brands this bag will certainly do the job and is good quality and should last well.

I hope you find my review helpful.

This cross body bag is small in size, but it still has enough room for your lenses, batteries, cables and camera, depending on size of course.

It has a separate compartment at the front for ease of access and the zips run along the the tracks smoothly.

It also feels durable and well made, so I would expect it to last a good number of years, even with regular use.

All in all, it's a handy camera bag.

Either I got a returned item or it was just defective. I had to repair the crossbody strap and add a snap since it only came with 1 snap and the strap is not functional. Other than the strap, great little camera bag.

Very cute. Exactly as shown. The material is lightweight, but sturdy in keeping it's shape. It comes with a strap, and is large enough for a camera body and lens.

This is a nice quality small/medium size camera bad. It fits a Sony A7IV with 24-70 lens when you store the camera sideways in the bad. Nice soft interior with extra zipped storage. Comes with a divider that can be adjusted to separate two items in the bag and a strap that can be used around your shoulder.

It's a personal choice, but I've decided to use this bag for storing small hard drives, as well as their proprietary cables. The bag seems to be geared more towards cameras and lenses, but I needed a bag with padding to store my hard drives in. This one does the job, and while I don't trust the bag's "waterproof" claims, I do find the zippers to seal well, potentially keeping water away.

Recommended

Pros
+ Double zippers
+ Decent Padding
+ Spacious for travel camera setups

Cons
- I don't like that the bag is claimed to be waterproof in the listing, I most certainly think it is not. I'm not willing to test my bag with the claim because I've already placed valuable hard drives in there.

TLDR: If you want a small EDC camera case for your mirrorless cameras this is a nice option for the price.

Pros:
- Small bag of 5L with a divider for the main area
- Inner pouch upper dividers great for filters or small things
- Well designed for upright pouch opening for easy usage
- Zippers feel good and provide good water resistance
- The sling has some great structure to hold its shape with my camera gear loaded in

Cons:
- Shoulder Strap is a bit cheap feeling
- Front pouch is pretty small and tight to get into when the main pouch is full

I think for the price this is a great everyday carry camera bag for a light setup and very easy to use with good choices on it. I wish it had a tripod strap option at least. The bag is solid feeling and well constructed while also being lightweight.

The K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag in Pink is a delightful combination of style and functionality, making it the perfect accessory for photographers on the go. From its compact design to its thoughtful features, this sling bag has exceeded my expectations in every way.

First and foremost, the pink color adds a fun and playful touch to my photography gear. It's a refreshing departure from the standard black camera bags and adds a pop of personality to my ensemble. The sleek and compact design of the bag allows me to carry my DSLR or SLR camera and essential accessories without feeling weighed down or bulky.

Despite its compact size, the sling bag offers ample storage space and organization options. The main compartment comfortably accommodates my camera body and lens, while the front and side pockets provide convenient storage for extra batteries, memory cards, and other accessories. The adjustable dividers allow me to customize the interior layout to suit my specific gear requirements, ensuring that everything stays organized and easily accessible.

One of my favorite features of this sling bag is its crossbody design. The adjustable shoulder strap allows me to wear it comfortably across my body, distributing the weight evenly and leaving my hands free to capture the perfect shot. The padded shoulder strap also provides added comfort during long photo shoots or outings, preventing shoulder fatigue and strain.

Overall, I couldn't be more pleased with the K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag. Its stylish design, functional features, and durable construction make it an essential accessory for any photographer. Whether you're exploring the city streets or embarking on a wilderness adventure, this sling bag is sure to keep your camera gear safe, secure, and easily accessible. Highly recommended for photographers of all levels!

I like that this bag is really lightweight, and easy to carry (by hand or shoulder). It has plenty of space inside to fit a couple small lenses and my M50. It also has a zippered front pouch, where you can put a charger and a few cables. The inside has slots on the lid (though not zippered) to store two spare batteries.

I think that's actually my only complaint about it. I would have liked to see the storage on the inside of the lid have a zipper on it. If I open this in the field, there is a chance of a battery falling out of this, and me not even seeing it happen. Perhaps a future update of this bag would include a zipper?