The K&F Concept camera backpack pleasantly surprised me. For such a lightweight model, weighing just around 900 grams, it offers a surprising amount of space and good stability.

I use it for both my photography equipment and my mobile video setup, which I use when traveling or for talking-head videos. The interior layout is flexible. Thanks to the Velcro dividers, I can customize my equipment and also carry other items like clothing or personal belongings. This makes the backpack versatile, suitable for photography, everyday use, and short trips.

The exterior construction makes a solid impression. The material is water-repellent and feels robust. The included rain cover is particularly practical, providing extra protection in heavy rain. The zippers also run smoothly, which is often not the case with many cheaper models.

A tripod can be attached to the sides, although my small travel tripod is a bit too narrow for the mount. However, it works perfectly with a standard tripod. The front compartment has additional space for a tablet up to about 11 inches, which I find very useful as I can safely store my iPad Mini there.

The shoulder straps are comfortably padded and easily adjustable in length. Personally, I would prefer them to be spaced a little further apart, as they press slightly against my neck, but this isn't a major drawback. The back padding is comfortable, even when the backpack is fully loaded.

Visually, I like the simple, understated design. No cluttered brand logos, no garish colors – simply functional and appealing. The weight is a real plus, especially when carrying the backpack for extended periods.

Overall, the price-performance ratio is excellent. At the current price, this compact camera backpack is a clear recommendation for anyone who wants to travel light but still doesn't want to compromise on protection and organization. I give it 5 stars for functionality, workmanship, and versatility.