Testseek.com have collected 3 expert reviews of the Lowepro CompuTrekker Plus AW Camera Backpack and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lowepro CompuTrekker Plus AW Camera Backpack.
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The editors liked
Excellent camera carrying compartment with lots of room and protection
Easily customizable to suit your needs
Very well protected laptop compartment with waterproof zipper
All weather cover for those wetter or dirtier days
Excellent padding for co...
Tough
Roomy and perfect for the urban photographer
The editors didn't like
Redundant SlipLock loops that serve no useful purpose
Silly tripod holding elastic strap that looks ugly
BatWing straps that are difficult to use and arent very functional
The front compartment could be better configured to provide more functionality...
This is a bag strictly for places you have terrain flat enough for using its wheels
Abstract: s long as photographers the world over insist on carrying more gear than they really need, there will be a hallowed place in photography-dom for the venerable rolling case. In fact, there's nothing better for safely hauling a collection of camera bodies, lenses, flashes, filters, laptop or netbook, batteri...
Excellent camera carrying compartment with lots of room and protection, Easily customizable to suit your needs, Very well protected laptop compartment with waterproof zipper, All weather cover for those wetter or dirtier days, Excellent padding for co...
Redundant SlipLock loops that serve no useful purpose, Silly tripod holding elastic strap that looks ugly, BatWing straps that are difficult to use and arent very functional, The front compartment could be better configured to provide more functionality...
Over the last few months, every time we have used the CompuTrekker Plus AW we have packed it full of camera and computer gear. We have tossed this bag in airplane overhead storage bins, walked endless miles around convention centers and cities, had it...
