PGYTECH OneGo Air Backpack (25L, Obsidian Black)

The quality of the bag is very good, the feel is very comfortable, there is a lot of space, and it can really be installed. I have one machine with four mirrors, and I also have a cleaning set and LED light panel,Polaroid,The filter set can be put down, and there is also space to put some small things like power bank light shields, which is very nice.

Amazing bag!

I have lots of bags but this one amazes me!Very well made.High quality material.Amazing details.Pockets for everything.Super confortable.Only cons: The laptop pocket it´s a bit small. Not everyone uses Appleand ultrathin laptops!

Don't buy it! Bad quality!

After only 4 months of use, the backpack straps have broken! The quality is very poor.

Excellent construction

The OneGO air backpack 20L was perfect for light travel. Used it for international travel and was happy with functionality, capacity, accessibility on the go, latching, etc. Was pretty rough on it and durability seems to be holding up.

Excellent quality

This camera backpack impresses with its lightweight build and outstanding quality. Despite its low weight, it offers ample space and sturdy construction, making it an essential choice for photographers on the move.

Functional, fully customised everyday backpack

Overall, it is a very good everyday backpack. It is comfy to carry it and fully customisable. It would be great if the top can be open and closed by zip or buckle. Adding some pockets outside the backpack for quick access the things like wallet and keys. The layers are not fastened sometimes, I’m not sure if my camera is too heavy or it’s a design issue.

Great laptop bag. It can easily hold a 16" laptop

Nice and light backpack with ample space for 16" laptop and accessories such as charger headset etc with enough padding to avoid any damages.

May not be for me but good bag overall

I haven't had the product long enough to provide a detailed review. Overall, the construction of the bag is sturdy, and the stitch work is well done, with a few stray ends here and there, but they are easy to fix. The material is smooth and feels like it can withstand a beating, more on the blunt side than sharp. The pack openings are nice, stiff zippers, which I hope break in over time.The layout and dividers designed for the 20L size make me wish I had gone up a size. I am still figuring out how to structure the interior to suit my needs, and it's been a while. I can fit a thick laptop and a pen tablet, but I struggle to fit a laptop and a traditional notepad. Balancing the weight with a tripod is simple enough; if you're willing to sacrifice some room inside, I ... MoreI haven't had the product long enough to provide a detailed review. Overall, the construction of the bag is sturdy, and the stitch work is well done, with a few stray ends here and there, but they are easy to fix. The material is smooth and feels like it can withstand a beating, more on the blunt side than sharp. The pack openings are nice, stiff zippers, which I hope break in over time.The layout and dividers designed for the 20L size make me wish I had gone up a size. I am still figuring out how to structure the interior to suit my needs, and it's been a while. I can fit a thick laptop and a pen tablet, but I struggle to fit a laptop and a traditional notepad. Balancing the weight with a tripod is simple enough; if you're willing to sacrifice some room inside, I can place the tripod in one pocket and my 40 oz Hydro Flask with water in the other pocket—the balance is great. When my bottle is empty, I prefer to carry the tripod on the bottom.Overall, the backpack is great, and people have already asked me about it. It makes me think maybe I should have chosen a less showy bag, even though this one is just black; it looks luxurious. I give this bag a 5/5 despite my initial thoughts. It was well planned and built, but it may not be the right one for me—only time can tell

Someone finally created the perfect backpack for nerds

Yes, this bag has a lot in common with the Peak Design Everyday Backpack, but PGYTECH has outdone Peak Design in almost every way:Price/valueFeel/materialsDurabilityFidlockComfortOrganizationCustomizabilityI’m simply amazed that they were able to create such a high quality bag for this price point. The materials feel high end and durable. The zippers function flawlessly, and the fidlock magnet operates with ease (I always had issues with the Peak Design fastener). The ability to access the bag via side openings and front opening is brilliant. The straps and back panel are soft but sturdy. Another issue I had with the Peak Design was that the back laptop/table compartment was so tight, whereas the OneGo leaves enough room where it slides in and out without ... MoreYes, this bag has a lot in common with the Peak Design Everyday Backpack, but PGYTECH has outdone Peak Design in almost every way:Price/valueFeel/materialsDurabilityFidlockComfortOrganizationCustomizabilityI’m simply amazed that they were able to create such a high quality bag for this price point. The materials feel high end and durable. The zippers function flawlessly, and the fidlock magnet operates with ease (I always had issues with the Peak Design fastener). The ability to access the bag via side openings and front opening is brilliant. The straps and back panel are soft but sturdy. Another issue I had with the Peak Design was that the back laptop/table compartment was so tight, whereas the OneGo leaves enough room where it slides in and out without feeling like it’s under pressure from the fullly packed bag.There is a lot to love about this bag, and very little to pick on. For a minimalist, it holds everything and then some. I am able to pack my Canon M6ii with 32mm lens plus charger, Rode Mic, 22mm lens, and filters in one shelf and then my DJI Mini 2, controller, filters, charger, and battery hub in another shelf, and then the top part of the bag holds my Waterfield Designs pouch with cables and chargers, and leaves a nice space for anything else I want to carry for the day. The side panel pockets hold other camera accessories, pen, etc. However, for someone that carries bigger gear, this bag might prove to be on the small size. The OneMo might be better for more gear, but this bag has a higher quality feel and is perfect if you’re like me.My only complaints are:I wish the “secret back pocket was a little bigger and had a zipper for more security.The strap management (elastic loop) is inferior to a plastic slide.The bag doesn’t stand up straight on its own (it will usually not fall over though), but that’s due to the necessary shape of the bottom of the bag, so it’s a trade off I’m okay with.Overall, this is one of the the best backpacks I’ve ever used (tied with the Boundary Errant), and I’ve tried close to 100 backpacks at this point.