Samsung Active 2 Bp Monitor

A couple years ago I started with the Lowepro Photo Active BP 200 AW and loved the quality of the bag and its versatility for daily use. But... it's a little small for my 14 inch Chromebook and if I want to take more than a few accessories for the camera or other items. So I picked up the Protactic BP 450. That is a beast and holds two bodies, a couple zooms, and all the accessories. But... it's huge! The Protactic BP 300 fits perfectly in between for me. A little more space than the Photo Active 200, the Chromebook fits in perfectly, and get's me one or two camera bodies, plus a couple telephotos lenses and power bank, without feeling like I'm squeezing too much into it. And it's still small enough to take with me everywhere during a day trip.

Battery is used as last resort when Samsung BP-1900 dies.

I really wanted to keep this backpack, but it is too narrow for a Sony A7 and a Tamron 150-500mm lens. As a wildlife photographer, I really wanted to keep my long lens ready to go in my bag. Fortunately, the Photo Active BP 300 is a tiny bit wider and works for my use. This backpack is more suited for hiking and has more storage for hiking gear than the Photo Active BP 300. On the flip side, it's at least 1 narrower and has significantly less built-in storage for camera gear.

only had 3x4 m.2 so this being the best for my motherboard it was a no brainier. Love Samsung

2 projectors and a monitor signals from the computer. performs perfectly.

Drains quicker when I have a monitor plugged into the USB port, lol. By itself, it seemed to last almost as long as the Canon BP-A60. But having another poweer option on camera is nice.

This package comes with a BP 30 battery and power pack, with a few other accessories. It is particularly useful to have a 7” monitor. Every detail is visible. This camera is amazingly good. Get ready for a mind blowing color science, simplicity in menu options, portable size, and build quality. I am happy I didn’t buy a RED camera. Overall, this is a reliable camera for almost anything shootable.

I purchased the Noga CineArm to support my Marshall 7inch monitor with a Sony BP-U60 battery attached for power, and it has no problem holding the weight. I tried a Pearstone, but it just wasn't strong enough. I am definitely happy with the Noga CineArm. I have confidence the monitor is going to stay in the position I put it in.

Solid drive. Exclusive samsung ssd and m.2 user for 15 years.

I really like this monitor it's a definite upgrade from my 32" samsung.