I love this bag! It fits exactly what I need and no more. If you have a lot of equipment this is not the bag for you. If you just want a portable safe and cute way to carry the essentials (think camera + a couple batteries, then it's perfect. Actually really cute and comfortable to wear.

When I want to have just one camera (and maybe an extra lens) with me, this bag has been great: easy and unobtrusive, while being both reasonably protective and quick in terms of access. Recommended.

This is a very well made product, that feels nice to touch and can hold a decent amount of your camera gear. The magnetic clasp is a bit hit and miss, but I really like the fact the bag has many carry options and a pocket to hold an air tag.

OneGo Cloud Bag

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.

PGYTECH makes some of my favorite camera gear, and this little bag is one of my new favorites. Perfect bag for Fujifilm x100v, Sony ZV-1, A6000, (etc) shooters, with room for spare batteries, action cams, lenses, lights, or whatever else you may need. Even though this bag is small, it seems to carry a lot. The styling is low key and inconspicuous, which I also like. Build quality is nice and all materials feel durable. It closes magnetically, which is pretty cool, and something that I haven't really seen before, but now I want that on all of my bags. Strap is also well make and easy to detach, which is nice if you need a camera strap in a pinch. The only slight downside which might bother some, is that it does slightly look like a purse. It doesn't bother me, but some manly men might think other wise. I think it's cool and I really like it.

I had pondered buying this bag for quite a while. After all, I have several bags but only one camera, so why do I need another one? I'm SO glad I ordered it! Typically when I travel, I have a big, heavily padded bag that protects it in transit. When I arrive at the destination, I rarely use this big bag and often carry the camera without any case at all, with plans to drop it in my sling bag or backpack in case of rain. Our travels have taken us to a few areas of high crime. Not only is it uncomfortable being seen with a pricey camera, but carrying a camera bag screams, "I have a camera worth stealing in here!" This bag resembles a standard women's purse. It doesn't look like a camera bag at all, which is very good! We have an upcoming cruise planned to Antarctica next year. There will be several days at sea with a real menagerie of sea animals and gorgeous scenery popping up at any time. I plan to keep my camera with me at all times and this bag is perfect for this. It will protect the camera as I walk about the ship, then it will be readily available when the perfect shot pops up. The material of this bag is buttery soft, mostly exterior but the interior feels great, too. It has a series of magnets on both sides of the opening so it easily snaps closed, with the top edge folded over so it should provide some protection in a light rain. The strap is a cord, about 1/4" in diameter and the shoulder strap has a slightly cushioned sleeve to make it more comfortable on the shoulder. The interior has a section to hold a spare lens and the space beside it for camera body. There is one interior pocket secured with a magnet for items such as spare batteries, and a small pocket (near the tags sewn inside) to hold an AirTag, if desired. No exterior pockets. How's the size? I knew my Sony Rx10 miv would be a close fit, but it is perfect!! My sling camera strap is rather bulky. I'm able to fold it up to get it inside the bag too, but barely. I think I'll be attaching a hand strap to the camera when using this bag, then store my sling strap in my bigger bag to swap out as needed. This bag has light padding to protect the camera from minor bumps but obviously wouldn't protect it from a serious drop. But because this bag is very lightweight, I can easily add it to my suitcase or carry-on without significant weight. I love this bag! If you carry and use your camera regularly and want to protect it, this is the bag for you! Five stars!!

Ever since PGYTECH came to my attention, I've been continuously impressed with their products. I have their backpack and their backpack straps and love them both. This is after I already started into the Peak Design ecosystem. Anyways, my girlfriend didn't like the look of my 'large' backpacks or sling packs, so she seldom helped me carry them or used them for herself. Well, she finally got her Sony a6000 back, and I got this OneGo Cloud in M to match it. It fits perfectly. There's a comfortable amount of room for the a6000 with the kit lens, plus ample room for other things. I feel like the internal 'divider' pocket is hit or miss, as it doesn't truly separate/secure objects from the main compartment, unlike a true divider like in my Peak Design slings. But, she seems to like it and is able to make it work. She likes the fashion of it. I like the leather material as it's the same on my PGYTECH backpack. The paracord strap is supplemented with a nice cushioned leather cover and attaches via small carabiners. I do wish the carabiners were a little bigger though, as they can be hard to manipulate. They also seem a little too short/small for when converting the bag into a handbag as it looks like you take one of the carabiners off the strap and use it to clip both of the bag's straps. This tightens the bag up and folds it a bit, making it curved outward or inward. Aside from this, I would say minor oversight, I think it's a fantastic bag and definitely fashionable.

As a profressional photographer, I'm always looking for better ways to store or carry my gear and this is one I found to be pretty unique. It has a great feel to it and the design is super appealing! I have a ton of different photo bags - from sling style and various sizes of backpacks all the way to full on luggage. This little bag is perfect for walk-around stuff - a single camera and lens plus maybe another small lens. It's more than a bit like a purse, though, so probably more appealing to woman than men? It has very nice magnetic closures, a small internal pocket plus a small divider, and modest padding all around - just enough to protect light gear from minor bumps or drops but not good enough for heavier gear, IMO. Overall, a very nice little ditty bag that I'll probably use exclusively for short hikes in the woods or the city.