MOSISO Camera Backpack Review

★★★★★★★★★★

“Absolutely love this camera backpack! I specifically wanted a hard-shell case for traveling with my camera equipment, and this has been perfect. It has tons of storage, great pockets, and the adjustable compartments make it easy to organize everything. I was especially impressed that I could even fit my Sigma 150–600mm lens along with my other camera gear! The hard shell gives me so much more peace of mind that everything is protected while traveling. I also wore it while hiking and found it comfortable to carry. Great quality, plenty of room, and excellent protection for my gear!”

★★★★★★★★★★

“i first started with a lowepro bag which was fine at the time, but when i got a laptop i couldn’t fit it in my bag. so i decided to get this bag, when i first got it i noticed the big difference with quality. this bag feels premium with the outside feeling nice with the straps and outside material and then the hard shell for a nice casing. then to the inside where the dividers are very sturdy and feel like they could hold up and are not flimsy where on the lowepro it felt like they could break anytime i put my camera in. this bag fits all my gear perfectly i have a 70-200 aswell and an r5 and there is plenty of space for many other items. if your looking for a bag this is it, the quality, size, design, etc are perfect for camera bag and i recommend 10 out of 10 times”

★★★★★★★★★★

“I purchased the MOSISO Camera Backpack, and I must say, it's nothing short of amazing. This bag is a perfect fit for my gear, holding two Panasonic G9 Mark II camera bodies, three lenses (including a 100-400mm zoom), and even my CPAP machine with its mask, tubing, and power supply. Additionally, it accommodates my laptop, mouse, power supply, battery chargers, cords, extra camera batteries, a significant supply of various types of batteries, my Cotton camera harness, and Bose headphones—all without any issues.Despite packing it with over 25 lbs of equipment, the backpack remains compact and manageable. The bag has seen 6 continents. One of the best features is its size; no airline has ever questioned the weight since it's rather small and I carry it on my back while boarding. It easily fits under an airline seat, even on the smallest planes, making it an ideal travel companion. When I'm not boarding, I simply cross the shoulder straps, slip it over my roll-aboard handle, and take off. Since it sits over my bag, the nature of physics makes it feel very light.I did encounter an issue when one of the straps broke off from its fitting. However, MOSISO's customer service was exceptional. After I emailed them a picture and explained what happened, they promptly sent me a replacement bag via UPS priority shipping. The whole process was smooth and hassle-free.Overall, I'd give this company and their bag a 10-star rating if I could. It’s a must-have for anyone needing a durable, spacious, and well-designed camera backpack.”

★★★★★★★★★★

“Ok so here’s what all I’ve got in mine:•Sony a6400 mirrorless digital camera•Sony 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Lens & hood•Sony 55-210mm f/4.5-6.3 OSS Lens & hood•Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN Lens & hood•Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS Lens & hood•Cokin Square Filter Full ND Set•Cokin Square Filter Gradual ND Set•Cokin CBP400A filter case (not small)•Cokin & P449 & CP458 Adapter Rings•Circular Polarizer Camera Lens Filter•Circular lens Filter Kit (UV/CPL/ND2)•Nissin MF18 Macro Ring Flash Set•Sony External Flash with Wireless Remote•Kiwifotos Remote Control for tripod•(4) batteries and (2) dual battery chargers• 67” Tripod (outside)•Water bottle or sunglasses & phone (outside side pocket)•MacBook Air 13” and cord plus notebook and papers (laptop pocket)•(47) photography cheat sheets (interior top pocket)•wallet items: money, passport, credit cards, car keys & house keys (hidden “anti theft pocket”)•cleaning kit, 4 extra and cards, and (6) extra AA Batteries (interior mesh pocket•Camera pad/wrap•hat (hanging on outside)The only bad thing:I’ve had both a 55” and a 67” tripod on it and it bows when zipping when I have the 67” one on it. I suspect over time the zipper will eventually break there as it is a stress point.What I love:1) It’s beautiful, I get lots of compliments on it.2) It’s well made, well thought out, sturdy and definitely makes me feel my gear is well protected.3) It’s comfy even when loaded with as much gear as I have in it (about 30-35 pounds)4) Its all I need to bring. I don’t need an extra purse or anything else to manage, which is awesome.5) I believe I can fit one more lens in here as is (I have my eye on 3, so I’m not sure what I’ll do when I have more gear than I can actually fit in here lol).6) I have tried to find a bigger/better bag and I can’t. This is the best one out there. No other one compared.A few extra notes:1) I used additional padded inserts to go double item deep in pockets.2) While it says waterproof, I can tell the zippers aren’t so I will still put a rain cover on it to ensure my gear is good.Seriously, I’ll probably have to buy another one of these damn bags when I get those other 3 lenses cause there really isn’t a better bag out there.Buy it, you won’t be disappointed.”

★★★★★★★★★★

“I have a Lowepro small backpack but was running out of space. Wanted something that can accommodate most of my gear and be able to travel easily. Looked at the lowepro Tahoe but was worried that its still small. Another thing i wanted was to have extra space to carry my ipad, phone charger and cables etc so when Im flying if this is the only carry on that I can take, its big enough to carry most of my needs and to not fit under the seat so that I can put it in the overhead bin and save my legroom space. The backpack seems to be well made. The outer shell looks sturdy but seems to scratch easily. The bottom is wide enough to stand upright without tipping and the shoulder straps are comfy. The bag is also deep enough to store most of my prime lenses vertically. . I was able to fit all my gear on my recent trip and thought its gonna be hard to carry but pleasantly surprised how the weight is distributed onto ur shoulder straps. The one thing i didnt like is the tripod carrying sleeve on the side. Its a small pocket u pull down and try to squeeze ur tripod legs into it and there is a quick release nylon strap to hold the top part. Its awkward and makes the tripod legs stick down and is uneven if u had to place ur bag down on its base. I wish they just had the same elastic side pocket (that they have on the other side to hold your water bottle) for the tripod with the strap on the top to hold ur tripod in place that wouldnt make the base uneven.its easier to have the top of ur tripod sticking up than the bottom sticking down that makes the bag uneven when resting on its base. The second is the dividers inside. In my old lowepro the vertical dividers had velcro in the bottom too that made them more sturdy and not move too much. In this one the velcro is only on the ends which doesnt seem to hold the camera well if you are hiking and can feel the camera moving if there r empty spaces. Maybe they can rectify these to make it a truly 5 star camera bag .”