Smallest Camera Backpack

I purchased this for using both in the office and when I go out of the office. It fills that purpose. I have a backpack that I put my laptop and this in and it works fine for me. It's not the smallest but it works very well and the price point was in my budget.

I bought this & the smallest duffle to travel by plane for the first time in over a decade. The backpack with the Medium Came Cube was perfect for all the gear I wanted to bring, plus my iPad & some extras. Switching from luggage to camera bag was quick & easy. I doubt I'll ever use my suitcase again, unless it's for a lot of clothes on an extended trip.

These bags are perfect for tossing a lens into the back of a small backpack. They come in several sizes. This one, the smallest, is still a little big for a couple of the lenses I use them with (Sony NEX-7 pancake lens, for example), but does a great job protecting whatever goes into it. The little clip on the side can be fastened to your belt, or to an external pack strap. Very useful.

When I was buying this backpack, I didn’t even expect that it would be soooo comfortable, all the smallest details are done in a way to make your packing and traveling experience much easier and comfortable. This backpack was the first PD product I got, Now I have 9 of them and they’re all brilliant!

I have used billingham 225 and kata backpack. This is the smallest and lightest bag in my lineup, for casual photo taking day. Just one camera mounted with standard zoom lens and extra lens will be in there, mostly. If necessary, there is still room for another lens or flash. Also, side pockets are great. Last, its design with rugged wear is just awesome.

It is the best, smallest, safest storage.

Smallest lightest, biggest sensor camera available. I like it for everyday carry situation.

This is the best camera backpack, let alone just backpack ever

This is a great case if you're looking for the smallest case to protect your camera. It works great with the Canon S100 series or with the Sony RX100I or II.

This is a well-made piece of kit and might be the cheapest way to get a current production Leica camera. I think it is the world's smallest Leica as well. I love the insta360 one r system. It just rocks