Customer Ratings & Reviews

Protects camera and lens, holds all items necessary.

Got this for my wife for her birthday and she loves it.

Came free with online purchase. I wouldn't buy one - not quite laid out the way I'd prefer. Kinda cheap, but that's to be expected since they are giving them away.

Great for my new video camera and accessories. :).

Got it free when purchased a camera so not bad for free but I would not buy it. For an expensive camera I much rather buy one that has better built quality.

This was a free bag with purchase, I think it does the job, but it is really ugly!!

I know it came with the deal but realy wish I cold have had a choice, I never use this bag just do not like the design of it at all. to small and it feals cheap. I will be upgraiding the bag right now I will use my old. I would not mind the size if it was a easy sholder strap with a easy access to the camera.

Required long-lens camera to be turned on-end. Pliable material.

It is just a plain bag..better for carrying lunch than anything else

It is a good camera case if it comes free with the camera.

In similar price range you can get bags that will keep camera secure at the same time provide storage for accessories. I got this as part of package with camera so I am stuck with it but I have to go and buy something that works.

It is not what I was expecting. Not useful so I threw aside.

If it's the right size and you don't want to call attention to your expensive camera it might be the right, inexpensive bag for you. If you need lot's of compartments, firm cushioning, and molded extra strong bag for protection then look elsewhere.

This camera bag was included with my purchase of the Canon EOS T5i. It was nice not having to purchase a separate camera bag, so I can't complain about that. But I wouldn't pay the $40 bucks it normally costs. It is very lightweight, so it doesn't add much extra weight when holding the camera and lenses. It is tall enough that I can keep the 55-135 mm lenses still mounted on the camera body. It is roomy enough that I can also carry a Canon video camera. With it being so lightweight, however, I would not take this out to an environment where you might bump into a lot of things (like rocky outdoors, etc.). I would be worry about how much protection is actually does provide. It is adequate enough for taking to the park to get picts of the kids, but don't expect much protection if you run into something or drop the bag.

I like the size. Got bag on a bundle deal. Carried on vacation, and it worked good as a day bag. I can carry my camera with zoom lens attached, extra lens, charger, and accessories, yet not too bulky. I-Pad fits on outside pocket. Only 2 small pockets are on flap, and they won't hold what you put in them. When I put memory cards or headsets in pockets, they fall into the case. My biggest complaint would be the zipper only has one closure, and can be hard to zip up. The case did make camera very accessible, or out of the way. I think it is more useful to carry and attracts less attention than a factory bag.

Its good product and worth its price. It can be easily adjusted to accommodate various accessories.

Bag is just as described. Works well to hold spare cameras & lenses.

This bag was free with my purchase of a Canon SLR camera. It is a nice bag for the kit lens and accessory EF-S lenses. When I place my camera with the 300mm lens in it, though, it is too short by about an inch, and the camera is unstable in the bag because the bag is a bit too wide. It has too open pockets in the flap, but I'm concerned whatever is placed in it will slide out. There are no zippered pockets. It seems like a nice bag for small lenses, though.

If you are looking for a decent entry level camera bag, this will do. It doesn't have a ton of compartments, so if you currently have a ton of gear you will want to look at a bigger bag.

It's good for light, quick travel. However, if you want multiple lenses, the bag gets heavy and awkward. No zippers inside, so memory cards can fall out easily.