I bought this a year ago and it is remarkably good quality. I’m a professional photographer and have about a dozen camera bags of varying sizes. This replaces an old LowePro bag of similar design that I bought 15-20 years ago that had finally gone to camera bag heaven. It’s really useful for when I just want to take one camera and lens out but need some (light) rain protection. Or I use it when I want to carry a camera and lens inside a general use backpack – it’s a lot better than wrapping it in a towel! It’s strong and I really like the solid base that enables it to stand up (an improvement on my old bag) and it’s big. It comfortably fits my Canon kit (eg R5 + RF50 1.2), but it can even fit my GFX 100 ii with the 55 1.7 lens on it – which now pretty much lives in this bag. That’s a very expensive piece of kit, which tells you how much I feel I can trust the bag. The strap clip is plastic and I wouldn’t want to hang my weight off it. I also wouldn’t trust it in a downpour (although to be fair I haven’t tested that). But for day to day use it’s pretty much perfect for my needs.

I needed a camera bags to protect my digital SLR when I didn’t want to take all my other gear. My standard set up is the the Canon EOS 7D camera body, twin battery holder and a 17-55mm zoom lens which makes the camera quite bulky.The Think Assemble Camera Bag fits it like a glove, it has storage pockets on the side that easily take another set of batteries, the USB charger and lead, and additional memory cards. The case is well made from a durable material, is padded and provides the protection I need.Overall this camera bag is exactly what I needed and I have no hesitation recommending it to other photographers with a similar set up.Thank you Think Assemble!

Update: I noticed the stitching at the bottom had come undone so returned the case for a replacement. The replacement is fine, however.To give my review context, I have a Sony A7RIII (usually fitted with a pretty chunky Sony Zeiss 50mm f1.4 lens) which I use mostly for indoor shooting, with very occasional landscape, architectural and street shooting.I never do any hiking/outdoor pursuits with my camera so I don’t need a super tough, weather resistant case, just something decent quality to protect the camera and lens when not in use.Size-wise, my camera with lens measures approx 14 x 18 x 10 cm (without lens cover). The case is the perfect depth for my camera with lens but, as it’s designed for a DSLR, it’s a little too big for mirrorless bodies. I put an additional microfiber cloth or piece of sponge in the case to prevent the camera from sliding around. Easy fix.There’s plenty of room in the front and side pockets for SD cards, lens filters and a short cable.So to cut a long story short… For a budget price, this case is very well made and punches above its weight. The outer materials seem rugged, sturdy and nicely finished and the inner microfiber lining does its job.Overall I’d certainly put it on a par with my previous Lowepro cases.Unless you constantly go trekking in unpredictable weather conditions, are a professional constantly throwing your camera in and out of a case all day… Or you’re just a brand/label snob!… I just don’t see any reason to spend more on a case. This ticks all the boxes for me and, for less than £18, I have no reservations whatsoever about putting nearly £5K of camera gear in it.I believe reviews should always be measured against price, not more expensive items, so even though I can’t comment on the weather resistance, it’s 5 stars across the board. Excellent product!Thanks for reading.

excellente qualité
avec de grand renfort pour la protection de l’appareil photo

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