VSGO Black Snipe 20L Camera Backpack with Removable Padded Dividers

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Perfect Blend of Protection, Comfort, and Style! As a professional photographer who's constantly on the go, finding the right camera backpack has always been a challenge—until I discovered the VSGO 20L Professional Camera Backpack. This bag checks all the boxes and then some! Build & Protection: The quality is outstanding. The outer shell feels rugged and durable, offering solid protection against the elements and bumps. Inside, the padded compartments are thoughtfully designed to keep my gear completely secure. I love how modular the interior is—easy to rearrange for different setups. Storage & Organization: I carry a Canon R10 with a 24-240mm lens attached, along with two additional lenses (18-45mm and 55-210mm), and everything fits snugly and safely. There’s still room for my DJI gimbal, two extra batteries, and even my Falcam TreeRoot tripod, which attaches securely using the side straps. The dedicated laptop compartment holds my 14-inch 2024 MacBook Pro with ease, and there are just enough pockets to organize smaller accessories like SD cards and cables without things getting cluttered. Comfort: Even when fully loaded, the backpack is incredibly comfortable. The padded shoulder straps and back support make long hikes and city shoots a breeze. The sternum strap helps distribute weight evenly, which is a big plus on longer days. Design & Style: It looks sleek and professional without screaming "camera bag," which I appreciate when traveling. The minimalist design also makes it suitable for both work and casual use. Extra Touches: The weather-resistant zippers, rain cover, and tripod strap are thoughtful additions that show VSGO really knows what photographers need in the field. Overall, this backpack has exceeded my expectations in every way. Whether you're a pro or a hobbyist, the VSGO 20L is a smart investment to protect and organize your gear. Highly recommended!

The VSGO 20L Professional Camera Backpack offers excellent design and build quality with a distinct tech-inspired look. Its quick-access system, customizable dividers, and protective padding make it feel more tailored for camera gear than the Peak Design Everyday Backpack or the PGYTECH OneGo 2. The fabric and craftsmanship feel premium and durable, especially for the price — which in my experience felt better value than Peak Design or Thule, both of which are more expensive. Overall, it’s a top-tier 20L camera backpack that handles both professional gear and everyday carry needs with fewer compromises.

I'm SO grateful that I bought this bag just before a photography trip to Ireland. I swear it was attached to my body the entire time through rain, hail, mud, sun...you name it. And IN the bag I carried so much. At any given time the bag held: * Mirrorless camera * 2 lenses * Headphones * Notepad + pen * 3 batteries * 2 battery chargers * 2 sets of 6 ND filters * Snacks (bag of almonds, RX Bars, etc.) * Tons of cords * Money * Travel-size tripod * Laptop * Paperback book * Passport I know I'm forgetting stuff because I've been back from my trip for 7 weeks now, but it holds a lot! Because of all the things I stuffed in there, the bag was heavy and my left shoulder hurt a bit at times. I used the center clasp to alleviate the pressure and was grateful it existed! What else...oh, I love that it always stands straight up when you set it down. I love that it repelled rain often and nothing inside got wet. I love how sexy it is. Cons: The main zipper connecting the rear compartment has little clasps that hold them together. One broke easily and I had to send the bag back for new one. There were no issues returning the bag. The magnet could be a bit stronger. I often fumbled trying to connect it BUT, I did have a ton of stuff shoved in the top compartment so...maybe that was part of the problem. Definitely buy this bag!

i will never.....NEVER ...... NEVER.....NEVER use this bag in the rain..... completely put my vintage cameras at risk, this is my first bag from this manufacturer, a 2nd one arrived today the 7-9... will apply the same DO NOT USE IN RAIN restrictions..... i am sure it will do just fine in the sun, no sun leaks will affect my camera gear vintage film or digital. if you expect the fine craftsmanship for this bag to be weatherproof.... that IT IS NOT, sun proof but not rain proof and it was not a downpour but a light passing rain, an hour's worth at least..... NOT RAIN PROOF...... FAILED CAMERA BAG.

Got this for two trips to Europe and SE Asia. Bag works great. When it arrives I was worried it wasn’t going to fit under regular plane seats but it fits. Side access to camera is a great feature. Security zippers gives peace of mind. This bag is simply better than it needs to be and that’s nice. Someone clearly thought things out and made a purposely built camera bag rather than a bag that was made to fit a camera. Exterior is made of some really tough stuff.

Let me preface and say I DO really like this bag for the sake of an everyday carry. I personally like the urban design of it, but also has a downside to that that I don’t much care for. Some pieces feel high quality and durable, while other important important aspects definitely have some concerns. I was deciding between this as a cheaper option in comparison to the McKinnon bag, but unfortunately I personally feel you’re better off going for that bag or the OneMo (I need top access) that check more of my boxes. Pros: Stands on its own!!! Top & Side Access (with a caveat). To have any meaningful divider structure the side access can get covered. Magnets!!! The magnetic lock and magnetic pouches are pretty satisfying. Functional tool tag for tripods with dedicated carabiner/gate latch. Lots of pouches dedicated battery pouch for up to 3 batteries. Side pouches. Included weather cover. Clam-Shell Design that does not require full open to get to your laptop. Just unzip from the top and go in and grab. Fairly comfortable all things considered, but the shoulder strap orientation is narrow. I can say the bag distributes weight really well. Cons: Poor quality in weather sealing on zippers. I am used to a perfect seal on more premium bags, but this one has weird issue of the weather sealing pulling apart and you have to pull the zipper back and forward again to reseal only for it to creep back out. I personally don’t feel this is a huge issue, but it does give me pause on my willingness to test it in inclement weather. My unit had fraying in the stitching out of the box. Side pockets do not expand that far. Great for carrying tripod, but 1 liter plastic bottles barely cram in. Forget my 40oz hiking bottle. Side access can be covered due to divider layout. Not a problem if you don’t care for side access like myself. Top access cannot be height adjusted for more or less compartment space in the dedicated gear section. Either it’s deep or it’s nothing. This cuts into the amount of gear you can carry. Main gear compartment feels way too compact and not a lot of room for adjustment. Had to turn my camera sideways to account for anything else and the divides are a hassle at best. This is targeted for the urban market. I doubt this would hold up well in any intense hikes. The material is hit or miss in thickness and doesn’t feel THAT durable, but I may be underestimating it. Feels like a it is trying to be tarpaulin but is likely a textured pleather material. It doesn’t FEEL rugged. Also, the weird branding and designs on the tool make me think more of a “gamer” and less photographer.

First and foremost, this is a very sharp looking backpack. On a recent trip to Greece, it held all my camera gear and then some. It's highly functional with great divider options and accessible through the top via the lock down flap and drawstring cinch top. My problem is the bag got very heavy with all my gear, and due to a back issue, I wound up buying a small foldable rolling cart for it. And for me that's where the problems began. This is not the fault of this backpack by any means, but if you're thinking you might not want to carry this on your back everywhere you go, the cart option was also cumbersome. The pack has an ingenious "button" snap to lock the top flap, but more often than not, I found it hard to operate. Moreover, the flap was a struggle to pull down far enough in order to lock the button snap in place. While it's very stylish, it comes at the expense of functionality and going forward I will likely replace this with a good rolling camera bag. That's just easier for me, but you may be just fine with a backpack only. The material used in the construction seems rugged enough and the straps are firmly attached. Nothing about this bag looks cheap. It's really a good one and the padding on the backside is an extra bonus for your back. Overall I'm deduction one star because of the frustrating "snap" button thingy on the front. Other than that, I think you'll be impressed.

I’ve had and have over 20 different camera bags, I’m a bag whore. I’m a wedding photographer and need to carry my laptop with me. I don’t carry a lot of gear but 2-3 lenses plus accessories and a laptop which often meant one of those low pro bags or the rather expensive McKinnon bag, which I did try. This bag is the bees knees in terms of quality and organization. Very well made and the quality shows throughout the bag. The designers thought of everything from zip pulls and and locks to weather resistant zippers. Stand out features include the fact that you can stand the backpack upright without it toppling to the floor. The top part of the bag can fit a lot of stuff from books to a whole other camera body or drone. Also, this doesn’t look like a camera bag. It has such a low profile that you don’t notice you’ve packed a day’s worth of gear inside. Overall this is the best camera backpack I have ever purchased. And for those who are thinking about the McKinnon backpack - save $200 and by this instead, it’s that good.

As a passionate photographer always on the lookout for the perfect gear, I recently had the pleasure of testing the VSGO Camera 20L Backpack Bag, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations in every way. Pros: - Spacious 20L capacity for all camera gear. - Intelligent organization with customizable dividers. - Comfortable padded straps and back panel. - Durable construction for reliable gear protection. - Convenient features like external pockets and tripod holder. Cons: - Limited weather resistance, may require additional rain cover. - Lacks a waist strap for added stability. Overall, the VSGO Camera 20L Backpack Bag offers exceptional functionality, comfort, and durability, making it an ideal choice for photographers of all levels.

This bag is very well built, it’s good quality and not cheaply made. However, it does have its limitations - the main one (in my opinion), being that the top opening of the bag is too small. I did a quick video review to show the small top opening, but that’s pretty much the only flaw to this camera bag - it is otherwise perfect. I love its size, perfect for females or smaller body types or anyone looking for a smaller size bag that still packs a lot. It has a separate compartment for a laptop, I have a 13” MacBook Pro that fits with lots of room to spare so I would assume a 15” for sure would fit.

This camera backpack is truly top-notch, I really like its design and capacity!

Being in product development myself, I always appreciate when products are thoughtfully made. It’s clear the makers of this backpack took their time. The backpack is not only well thought out but also uses quality materials. I really recommend this backpack!!!

Very well made, but it is very, very heavy for the size. Also the bag is narrow so the laptop compartment is very size limited - bigger laptops won't fit. The backpack looks great though and it good for camera gear.