PGYTECH OneMo 2 Camera Backpack with Shoulder Bag for Photographers

It’s too early to tell. But great bag!
It’s still only been a few days and I’ve only recently finished packing all my gear in it. As it arrived almost a week late. It was not here in time for my shoot, so I have not had the opportunity to put it through the paces. But on first impressions….ProsOfficial Ykk zippers with a ykk authenticity tag thingVelcro…everywhere! They lined every inch of the top back and sides in Velcro as well as the bottom. Making the separators even more sturdy and customizable.Unique divider designs for stacking in layers. All the dividers are thick and sturdy and fold up flat. You can stick them to the walls to use later, as opposed to piled up taking up space.The expansion zipper, my reason for buying it, has a tag that says it’s intended for a gimbal. I watched a video review of someone using it for that reason so I needed this bag for mine.The first model from the video review had a magnet in the battery pocket for labeling dead batteries. OneMo2 uses dead/charged sliders like bathroom vacancy switches. I’m sure people lost the magnet on the first model to prompt the upgrade.Side access for your camera top and bottom. I’ve hone through a lot of cheaper bags and none of them had side access. I’m going to thoroughly enjoy the quick access.Fits a laptop tablet and more in its tall slot pockets which are everywhere.Hook attachments all over and not just the ones for the accessory strap. It has mole style loops all around that they don’t highlight in the listing.At first I didn’t want the inside bag, couldn’t see a use for it. The manufacturer has a bundle that doesn’t include it but Amazon doesn’t have that bundle. But I ended up using it for my drone gear. As it comes with a shoulder strap and more space then the Gun case style box I have for it.Straps are really wide making it comfortable to wear even under extreme load.The padding is extremely thick for the same reason.It fits a lot of stuff. So the stability and padding and width of the straps, sternum and waist belts are really take the load off.ConsThe only con I can think of is a lack of more pockets with zippers for your small tools, bolts and extras you may need. I found one small pouch with closure but the rest are all flat slots for books laptops and tablets.I will update in a month

Pretty great features, LOVE the color of the interior.
Great overall. I got the option with the large back and the shoulder bag. There’s a lot of possibilities. Took some getting used to, but overall I like it and the features it includes. I definitely love the feature of the battery indicators. Super cute and a great way to store extra batteries. The green interior is beautiful, it’s my favorite color LOL.

Good purchase
This bag is fantastic! It’s made of high-quality materials and has a well-designed layout that allows you to fit a lot of stuff. I paid less than $200 for it, which is a great value. The zipper is sturdy, and the organization is thoughtful. It seems waterproof, but I haven’t tested it out yet. It’s lightweight, but it can carry a lot.

En un principio consideré que 35 litros era algo limitado para un teléfoto 150 – 600mm, no podía estar más equivocado.La mochila supera bastante las expectativas, los materiales se sienten de muchísima calidad y tiene bolsas en absolutamente todos lados, considero que es una gran inversión si quieres proteger tu equipo de condiciones climáticas poco favorables como la lluvia o la humedad de climas tropicales, es una mochila muy grande y puede que se sienta algo estorbosa en lugares estrechos.Los forros del interior tienen una adherencia muy buena con el Velcro de los separadores y los formatos para acomodar tu equipo son variados por lo amplio del interior, si tienes pensado en conseguir esta mochila creo que es muy buena opción aunque no es barata pero cumple con los puntos a favor de mochilas tope de gama para fotografía de naturaleza ya que es bastante cómoda al cargar, obviamente mientras más equipó metas en la mochila mas pesada se puede hacer y puede que resulte cansado tras algunos kilómetros de caminata.La bolsa de 10 litros es bastante buena también, para llevar equipo extra como micrófonos, drones, etc…

First Impressions:Right out of the box, the PGYTECH OneMo 2 35L-45L backpack feels like it was designed by someone who actually uses camera and drone gear in the field. The build quality is excellent — strong materials, weather-resistant zippers, and a rugged outer shell that has already handled some rough weather on my outings without issue.Smart Design for Heavy Setups:I carry a full hybrid setup: camera gear, drones, lenses, chargers, batteries, tripod, and mounts — and this backpack handles it all with room to spare. The customizable internal dividers make it easy to reconfigure the layout depending on what I’m bringing that day, and the expandable capacity is a game changer when I need to pack everything at once. Even fully loaded, it distributes weight really well thanks to the padded straps and supportive waist belt.Comfort on Long Days:One of the standout features for me is the comfort. Even during longer hikes or full-day shoots, it sits comfortably on my back, and the stomach strap really helps reduce fatigue when carrying a heavier load. The materials feel premium and the attention to ergonomic support is obvious.Side Bag = Bonus Win:The removable shoulder/side bag is a great touch — perfect for quick access to essentials or for those days when I just want to travel light with a minimal setup.Room for Improvement?Nothing major, but the included rain cover could be a little easier to access on the fly. That said, the backpack has survived light rain without needing it, so it’s not a dealbreaker.Final Verdict:If you have a serious photography or drone setup and want a bag that can keep up — this is it. Durable, smart, and surprisingly comfortable. I’d absolutely buy it again and recommend it to anyone who’s tired of compromising on gear space or comfort.