NEEWER NW140S, Black

The media could not be loaded. Some posts seem to say its no good. So far on initial review I think its a great bag.Here's the deal folks, if you plan to carry 100 heavy camera items you should know this isn't your bag. Get a camera backpack or side bag. This is obviously a light weight bag.In my bag is my entire gopro set including an aftermarket set with chest and head straps. The long factory pole and gopro connected fit perfectly in this bag.MATERIAL- If you look, my account states I am a certified photography guru. I have bags! The material here for the size and type of bag is good. The outside is a polyester (plastic feel) that has some water resistance and the inside lining is soft. Again the padding here is on par with other bags in the category and at this price point I am more than happy. The shoulder strap just ads to the bag. Nice and easy to carry. I have other NEEWER products and so far so good with the lot.

Looking for a reliable and sturdy carrying case to keep your gear safe during travel? Look no further than the NEWEER carrying case! Whether you're packing up a small roller bag or need to store multiple items, this case is the perfect size for all your needs.What sets this carrying case apart from others on the market is its impressive padding. With decent padding throughout the bag, you can rest assured that your gear will be protected from any bumps and bruises it may encounter while on the go. And if you need to carry it separately, the case is solid enough to be carried with the provided strap.One thing you can always count on with NEWEER products is quality, and this carrying case is no exception. It's well-made and designed with durability in mind, so you can trust it to last you through many travels to come.Overall, I highly recommend the NEWEER carrying case for anyone in need of a reliable and spacious way to transport their gear.

I've been looking for a different option for a camera bag. I had been stuffing my old sling-style bag into my backpack. I really thought I wanted a camera backpack, but the prices were too high, and they were all a little too obvious about what they were.I kept telling myself what I wanted was something I could insert INTO a regular day pack backpack. Something that wouldn't just scream "Take me, I'm full of expensive things", which was why I was stuffing my other small sling camera bag into a backpack.As soon as I realized there were "bags" like this, I couldn't wait for them to arrive. This one fits perfectly into my North Face Heckler backpack. It fits my Nikon Z50 and both kit lenses, plus the charger, an extra battery, and my mini rode microphone. There is room around it for other things.I use this when on vacation and for taking pictures of my kids playing sports. I really like that I just look like a dad carrying a backpack.What drew me to this one was the size, the colors, and that it had a shoulder strap of its own. I figure a should strap would be handy when I just wanted to carry it around a hotel room or my home without the whole backpack.So far this is working very well. For me, I am not worried so much about weatherproofing as much as I am about protection. It isn't very thick but it isn't thin either. Probably good enough for an old dad that just likes to bump around with a camera from time to time.I'll see if I can post up some photos of my setup since reviews like this are useless without showing you how I have it all fit.

I have a large dedicated camera backpack that stores all of my gear including a drone but for the times that I just want to bring the necessities, I don't want to have to lug around the big camera bag. This gear cube is PERFECT! It is compact, sturdy, and offers everything I needed for a more sleek gear carrying experience when traveling. It fits into my small backpack perfectly allowing me to still use the laptop sleeve for my MacBook and have some extra space above it for a pair of clothes.The way I have the dividers orientated allows me to fit a Sony A7iv with a cage, Tamron 70-300mm, a variety of filters and other accessories, a pancake 35mm, 4 spare batteries, Rokinon 85mm, and a Samyang 14mm. The best part is that everything is easily accessible as the lid unzips at three sides with two zippers. It's actually easier for me to get to everything in this bag than my big dedicated camera backpack. And for $30 this bag punches way above its class in quality, material choice, and style.If you travel a lot and want your gear to be able to fit into your personal item sized backpack then this bag is for you.

Perfect for what I wanted / need. Looks and feels great. Solid construction.Very good size. Actual dimesions of 13.5Lx9Wx5H.Fits my camera, 4 (smallish) lenses, batteries, chargers, cards, and other misc items with room leftover.What I love most is its versatility. I can:- Set it down and use it as a storage case.- Carry it around in my hand or worn like a sling.- Or, I can put it into one of my backpacks to make my own fancy camera pack.- Take it back out at home and still have my backpack to use for something else.Only tiny complaints/suggestions that keep it from being 100% flawless (for me) are:* Zippered pockets instead of pouch inside would have been awesome* Personally I could use more dividers

I recently purchased the Neewer camera case, and it has exceeded my expectations! The quality is top-notch, with durable materials that provide excellent protection for my gear. The padded compartments are well-designed, keeping my camera and lenses secure during transport. I appreciate the thoughtful features, like the adjustable shoulder strap and extra pockets for accessories. It’s lightweight yet sturdy, making it perfect for both travel and daily use. If you're looking for a reliable and stylish camera case, I highly recommend the Neewer! Five stars all the way!

Great for keeping gear dry and secure inside a backpack