Camera equipment is expensive, and there's a reason why most bags geared towards photographic equipment contains padding, double zippers and robust materials. The OneGo Cloud bag seems to be the opposite of this. I'm intrigued by the idea of the bag, but in actuality it is not for me. All I stored was a Sony A7ii and a 28-50mm kit lens, which retracts for more compact storage. Even then, I found the bag to be a little too snug for what I was carrying. I think this is more of a fashion bag than anything else. I see it as nothing more than a drawstring bag. Possibly recommended. Read more

Really amazed at how fabulous this bag is! It is lightly but sufficiently lined with a very nice soft fleece material for camera and lenses, and has sewn-in interior compartments that lay flat when not in use, one of them in the center snaps closed with a magnet, and so does the overall large cavity of the entire bag itself, there is no zipper, but it has a drawstring you can cinch down very sufficiently. But I didn’t buy it to use for toting camera gear, I bought it to use as an EDC when out taking longer walks in far flung places. I LOVE IT. It is a great crossbody bag, and holds my small 4 card minimal wallet, singular key, cell phone, pack of gum and bottle of water with no problem, and also my small headphones. I probably could fit a commercial small bottle of water in the corner interior pockets but use my own bottle and just lay it in the center. My minimal wallet fits in the side interior pocket, gum in a corner pocket, cell phone in the center. Key hangs on my sunglasses case, which I forgot to mention also fits. There are loops on the red cording you could hook your keys to but if you cinch the bag the keys will be half way down the strap. Other than that, it is a great bag to pack for walking around when traveling, you can pack your tech bricks and converters in the bag since it is lightly fleeced for protection, and also use it at home for everyday wandering. Light and functional. Also nicely built for your camera and lenses! Totally impressed, highly recommend. Great quality and it looks nice too. I am not being compensated in any way whatsoever for this review (or any of my reviews so far)! Just like the bag and am very persnickity about bags. Read more

En términos generales cumplió con lo que buscaba, lo que no esperaba es su interior, el tipo de forro qué tiene es muy amigable con los equipos, esta parte superó mis expectativas Read more

This is an interesting bag that's meant to be very lightweight with minimalistic protection. The bag protects well for a soft flexible bag but not very protective compared to any real camera bag. Instead this bag seems to be intended for temporary storage of the camera while on the go. For example, you might keep the camera inside a backpack but this shoulder bag can take little space and temporary keep your cameras until the camera goes back into the backpack. The top of this bag has magnetic closure which is excuted well. It's super easy to close and open. The only thing I wish this had was an inner pocket. There's not much organization on this one, so it has no good place for small camera batteries, etc. It's a very interesting bag and I'm still figuring out its use cases because it's so different. Read more

I chose this bag because I have a lot of camera gear and I sometimes want to take just my camera and maybe one extra lens instead of everything all at once. This looked like a small bag that would accommodate that need, and so far I am pleased with it. It's just the right size for carrying a very light kit. This bag somewhat resembles a cross-body purse, though it has enough distinguishing features to make it clear it's something other than a woman's purse. I have the drawstring version, and I really like it. The drawstring works without snags or getting caught and it does a good job of closing the bag enough to keep out most dirt and moisture (though there are limits to that). The shoulder strap is not wide and would be uncomfortable if on a larger, heavier bag but is appropriate here. The outer shell material is water resistant and water beads up on it when it gets splashed. I wouldn't submerge this bag but it will work when outside when it starts to rain. Because the closure doesn't seal the bag absolutely, I would stop short of saying this is a weatherproof bag but it's good enough for protecting gear when caught off guard. The inner compartment has a soft divider that is sufficient to keep pieces of equipment from banging together and damaging one another. It won't help if the bag is dropped, but it will protect from jostling. This bag is just the right size for my camera and an extra lens or a filter or two. It's great for when I want a small bag for just one or two pieces of equipment. It seems to be made well, and I like the overall design. Read more

If you are on a simple event wherein you dont need to bring all your camera gears best pouch to keep it safe in a daybag or even carrying this as a sling bag. Keeps your gears safe with the quality of the product im really glad to have one of these as good to go carryon or pouch bag. My RF 100-400 canon lens fits well on this bag including my camera of course, went to a car race show and easy peasy even my spare battery, mcard and my wallet still have a room for more. Read more