Peak Design Everyday Backpack 20L v3 Midnight

I particularly like the adjustable dividers, the side access and the compact design.

What a great backpack! It's actually meant for photographers, but I'm not even that! I mainly use it as a bag for music stuff (audio interface, microphones, cables, etc.) and this bag is perfect for that. I am certainly satisfied!

It is a pleasure to fill / share the bag. I always have the Peak Design Tech Pouch in it, bottom compartment. It fits perfectly. The backpack often stays upright, it also depends a bit on how you pack it. Youtube is full of reviews, in this review I focus on what I like. The dividers always give me flexibility to divide but are not for everyone. I think you pay for those dividers. With 2 camera bodies and three lenses I always have the top part of the backpack free. And I'm talking about a Sony A7III and a Sony A6600. For example, the Tamron 70-180 fits in a side pocket, see photos. Explanation photos: - The top box opened from above. There you see the Sigma 16mm 1.4 - Side pocket with the Peak Design Tech Pouch and the Tamron 70-180mm at the bottom, uses only 1/3 of the divider. - Side pocket from the other side, there you can see the space you still have behind the Tamron 70-180mm. You will also see the Sigma 16mm 1.4 there. on the top layer. - The storage compartment at the laptop section. The disadvantage is that the space you have here depends on how full the top compartment is. The top of backpack. you're sitting there with white spots, perhaps from grabbing the top handle. Easy to clean with a wet cloth.