Lowepro LP37099 DroneGuard BP 250 - A specialized drone backpack providing rugged protection for your DJI Mavic Pro/Mavic Pro Platinum, 15” laptop and 10” tablet,Black/Fractal, Large

I have searched for two months for the best solution for carrying the Mavic Pro and all my accessories. I tried 5 different cases and backpacks and could not find one that didn't have flaws or portability issues UNTIL I tried the BP250. It is the BEST solution and exceeds my expectations in every way. The inside is completely customizable. I have landing legs which I want to leave on my mavic all the time and I was able to put the mavic on its side and reconfigure the inside to work perfectly. All my spare batteries, chargers, bracket stand for my tablet for the remote, etc fit neatly into this bag. I carry it now easily on planes. It fits perfectly under an airline seat with leg/foot room to spare so it can count as my "personal item" which leaves me with a "carry on" suitcase for most airlines. I carry my 14" Lenova laptop and my 10" tablet for my remote screen in the padded laptop compartment along with my collapsible landing pad which cushions the laptop even more. There are places on the side for a bottle water, etc and the two top compartments are perfect for traveling accessories (phone charger, snacks, keys, etc). I can't recommend this backpack enough. The front hard shell is durable enough to give the right protection for a the backpack to handle bumps, etc. (without the stiff front shell it might drive myself/others to a full hard shell case which I tried and don't like for portability). Perfect level of protection for most common travel situations. My only comment is that the laptop compartment works great for up to 14 inch laptops with the right protection room - my other 15.6" laptop won't fit without putting too much pressure on the zippers. But a 13.3 or 14" laptop is ideal. I have DJI goggles also - I don't always use them because I have the 10inch tablet. But I have purchased a hardshell case with clips on each size that contours around the goggles with the goggles headband attached (I don't like taking the headband on and off again for traveling because I don't want to reduce the life expectancy of this connection) . I am planning on clipping this goggle pouch to each side of the hardshell which will give me a great portable solution where I can easily transport my goggles also as an "additional pouch" on the BP250. I want a goggle solution that is optional because I don't always want the extra size (this effectively gives me two portable configurations which is perfect).

I’m going to try to make this review as detailed and accurate as possible so strap in. Firstly, out of the box, this backpack just looks absolutely spectacular. The feel of it gives you a sense of comfort knowing that the backpack is made of high quality material and feels really sturdy in your hands. This is my first actual backpack made for electronics, and let me tell you, I am beyond pleased with it. I purchased it for my Mavic Air 2. This product delivers you all you need and more to safely and comfortably carry all your devices. It was quite easy setting up my drone and its accessories to make sure everything fit nice and snug. I have the fly more combo so as you can see in the pictures, it has room left over for additional batteries or accessories for the future. In the back where the laptop goes, I went ahead and was able to fit my drone’s landing pad nicely so that I don’t have to carry that around separately and since I don’t have a laptop or tablet to put in that area anyways. However, if I were ever to get one, I could always attach the landing pad with a carabiner to the front of the backpack with ease since the landing pad comes with a pouch that has a loop sewn into it. One thing I did (and this is just due to my personal preference) was I took off the waist straps since I don’t see myself using them at all. Unfortunately, the waist straps were sewn to the to these buckles on the backpack, but that was no problem for me. All I did was get an exact knife and cut the threads off from the waist straps to be able to unfold them and slip them right out without damaging the backpack. One thing that was a huge worry for me before purchasing was if the backpack would fit me comfortably and not so high up or tight seeing that I’m 6’4 and around 300 lbs. Regardless, I purchased it because this backpack is just what I was looking for and if it didn’t fit then I could just take it somewhere to get the straps switched out for longer ones anyways. Luckily, I won’t be having to do that as this backpack fit perfectly and has additional room to extend for a bigger person than me. All in all, I am beyond satisfied with my purchase and can’t wait to take this thing everywhere with me. I would highly recommend this product!

Please just buy the bag now before they raise the price on it lol !!! 1. I love the feel of the bag. The materials used are high quality. The zippers feel smooth and strong. The stitching is incredible. 2. The bag is very light!! I can't believe how light it is without the Drone inside it. 3. As you can see, I can easily fit my new 2023 DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise and also my 2023 DJI Mavic 3 Pro. I have so much room for everything. All the batteries, cables, filters, remote, computer charger, my 14.5 Laptop, pens, notebook and so much more. 4. This is a must have if you are traveling like me and you don't want to have a lot of bags to carry through the airport and other means of transportation. 5. The value (it's not the cheapest but it does everything I need with ease)!!! In conclusion. This is the best backpack I have so far.

I got really tired of stuffing everything I needed into my tiny bag that came with my mavic 2 pro. So after a bit of research I bought this bag and I couldn't be happier. I have in the bag currently: my mavic 2 pro , controller, 3 batteries, car charger, 4 place battery charger , a bunch of cables, a bunch of sd cards, extra props, a landing pad, Bose sound cancelling headphones, 2 portable battery banks, 1 gorilla pod tripod and 1 smaller tripod, go pro camera and spare batteries and I have room for ( but don't own) an ipad and maybe a thin laptop!! You can configure the bag to pretty much however you want. The fit of it when going out is fantastic. It fits very snugly to your body and doesn't stick out very far. So It feels very light and easy to carry all this equipment in. If you are looking for a drone bag and you want something very functional, comfortable, has lots of storage and fits your body without looking huge and ugly...... this is the bag for you! I am not getting anything for this review, it is my own personal observations. I would greatly recommend this bag!

I bought this bag as a day backpack, so I can carry my drone, its accessories and other items in hikes, city tours and so on. Pros: Light Easy access to all the electronics Several compartments to optimize organization Good protection Compact It seems to be durable and well built Laptop and iPad compartment Some space for a jacket, rain cover, wallet and iPhone Organized space for smaller items, such as smaller batteries, cards, cables... Cons: I have not used it long enough to evaluate that. I will update this post once I get more information. Other thoughts: I liked the organization so much, that I have been storing all my electronics in it. Update (Mar/25/2019): I have now done a few international trips with this bag (Philippines, Belize and Mexico) and the more I use it, the more I like it. Going through security is really easy, since all items are easy to see in the x-ray and easy to access. The bag fits in the upper compartment, even in small planes.

This thing is awesome for traveling. Good design for quick access and good organization. I've flown with it twice now and TSA didn't give me any trouble. Fits easily under the seat in front of you on the plane. I can quickly get to everything when I see wildlife and need to set up in a hurry. I just wish it was a little bigger. The tablet/laptop pocket is a little too tight and could use more padding. My screen protector on my iPad cracked when I had it in there with a 13" macbook. I also find myself needing to bring a second backpack when I take it out because I don't have enough room for my extras like landing pad(which doesn't fit in the laptop pocket at all), portable batteries, etc. Seems minor but trying to hike/climb rocks near the ocean is a pain in the *** with two backpacks. Water bottle side pockets only hold smaller, skinnier bottles. My 40 oz hydroflask won't fit in there. Despite these shortcomings I'm still using it because it's so good for the mavic 2. Haven't had it long enough to comment on durability but so far, so good. Will update if anything breaks prematurely.

So for the Air 2S, everything fits, tightly, but it fits. And you have to stack things on top of other things to make all the accessories fit inside. The laptop pouch works for 15” or smaller units. And, I have to slide my iPod Air along the side of the laptop to fit. The top pouch is great for wallets and car keys, too. But, the cell phone pouch won’t hold anything the size of an iPhone X if you have a protective case on the phone, but oh well, it fits in your pocket like normal! And the hard shell does provide decent protection to the drone and it’s toys… The suspension rig is very adjustable and comfortable, even in nasty holes up to your shooting location. And it travels on aircraft well. I like it for its compact and easy to handle size. It can even be stripped down and used to carry clothes when your drone doesn’t want to travel with you….

As a Mavic Pro owner, it is important to keep my device not only safe, but portable. It is necessary to be mobile in the event that I want to fly somewhere other than my backyard. I have tried other carrying cases for my MP, and although they hold my drone and a few other accessories, I am always finding myself with a backpack full of other gear as well. this backpack eliminates that need. I can fit my drone, five batteries, a charger, powerbank, radio controller, spare blades, assorted lens covers, storage cards, cables, ipad, laptop, and all of my other accessories as well as necessaries like snacks and water. Everything needed for a good day hike to that secluded mountain lake, or just a quick drive to the beach. I am very impressed with the quality of the backpack, the zippers seem like they're quality, material is heavy duty, plenty of pockets and storage areas, detachable organizers for things like propellers or sd cards or whatever, removable velcro separators to customize your storage space to exactly your needs. It's a must purchase if you are planning on being an active MP pilot, or even if you are just sick of forgetting your gear due to having to pack it all separately. I foresee this backpack outlasting my drone. :)

Superbe sac, très pratique. Je ne voulais pas un sac trop et j'ai eu peur qu'il soit trop petit en le voyant à son arrivée mais en faite il a la taille parfaite pour tout accueillir. Et j'ai de quoi rajouter pas mal d'affaires encore avec ces rangements bien pensé. Super qualité. Il manque peut être une petite housse imperméable mais sinon il est parfait pour moi, très léger également ce qui est un très bon point.

La mochila perfecta para llevar tu dron y todos sus complementos. Pesa muy poco yves muy resistente.

He tenido muchas marcas y essta realmente me gusto bastante la construccion cabe una macbook pro m1 de 16" y un dron dji mini 3 pro con accesorios, muy confortable

Nach zahllosen Versuchen mit anderen Rucksäcken und Lösungen habe ich mich trotz des verhältnismäßig hohen Preises für den Lowepro Droneguard BP 250 entschieden. Ich hatte zwar für meine Mavic Pro und andere Gerätschaften bereits Hardcases, war es aber leid im großen Wanderrucksack mit den Cases Tetris zu spielen und nach der richtigen Ausrüstung zu wühlen. Der Lowepro Droneguard eignet sich durch die individuell einsetzbaren Klett-Trennwände optimal für die Mavic Pro und weiteres Zubehör. Die Anordnung kann je nach Ausrüstung flexibel angepasst werden. Das große Hauptfach ist über einen Reißverschluss auf der Vorderseite zugänglich und gestattet einen angenehmen Überblick über das mitgeführte Equipment. Ich habe darin die Mavic Pro, die Fernbedienung, zwei Ersatzakkus, eine GoPro, ein 3-Achsen Gimbal, eine große Powerbank und eine Stirnlampe untergebracht. Die gepolsterten Trennwände sorgen dafür dass alles gut geschützt an seinem Platz bleibt, wenn auch manchmal etwas beengt. Die große "Klappe" des Hauptfachs ist verstärkt und schützt damit nicht nur den Inhalt, sondern eignet sich auch ideal als Startplattform für die Mavic und kleinere Drohnen, wenn man beispielsweise auf unebenem Grund oder im hohen Gras unterwegs ist. An der Außenseite sind Laschen z.B. für Gurte, Klettverschlüsse oder Karabiner angebracht, an denen man zusätzliche Ausrüstung befestigen kann. Ich habe mit Klettband mein Kamera-Stativ daran befestigt. An der Innenseite der Klappe ist mit Klett eine kleine flache Tasche mit Gummilaschen und einem Reißverschluss-Fach angebracht, hier habe ich SD-Karten und USB-Kabel untergebracht. Oberhalb des Hauptfachs gibt es noch zwei weitere Fächer: Ein kleines Fach mit eingenähten Taschen für Zubehör wie Kamera-Akkus, Filter, etc., sowie ein größeres Fach in dem man problemlos eine Systemkamera mit Objektiv (bei mir die Sony Alpha 6000), Geldbeutel, Handy, Schlüssel, usw. unterbringen kann. Das letzte, flache Fach am Rücken bietet noch Stauplatz für einen Laptop, dieses Fach habe ich aber nie genutzt, weil ich unterwegs keinen Laptop benötige. An beiden Seiten des Rucksacks sind dehnbare, halbhohe offene Halter für Trinkflaschen oder ein Stativ angebracht. Das Stretch-Band sorgt dafür, dass die Taschen im ungefüllten Zustand kaum sichtbar sind, mit Inhalt bestückt lassen sie sich aber weit dehnen. Ich habe die Halter maximal ausgereizt, indem ich jeweils eine 1,5L Nalgene Trinkflasche (echte Brocken) darin untergebracht habe. Diese werden sicher gehalten, mehr geht aber definitiv nicht. Am linken Träger bietet der Rucksack noch eine Klett-Tasche für's Smartphone, auch die erwies sich als ungemein praktisch, wenn man mal schnell einen Blick auf die Navigations-App werfen oder ein Foto schießen möchte. Am rechten Träger ist eine Schlaufe für Trinksysteme angebracht, wenn man sein teures Equipment unbedingt mit einer gefüllten Trinkblase in einen Rucksack stecken möchte :-) Ich persönlich habe darauf verzichtet, deshalb die Trinkflaschen. An beiden Trägern befindet sich noch jeweils eine Schlaufe, an denen ich z.B. mein Garmin GPS-Gerät mit einem Karabiner angebracht habe. Die übrige Ausstattung ist für Rucksäcke dieser Preisklasse nicht weiter außergewöhnlich: Dünn gepolsterte, aber bequeme Schultergurte, gut verarbeitete Schlaufen, Reißverschlüsse und Schnallen, Brustgurt, Hüftgurt und Polster am Rücken für eine mittelmäßige Belüftung. Durch die ausgefeilte Aufteilung und die Ordnung im Rucksack bekommt man deutlich mehr Ausrüstung unter, als man dem "Kleinen" ansieht. Hier nochmal eine Auflistung des Equipments, das ich darin untergebracht habe: - Mavic Pro mit 2x Ersatzakkus und Fernbedienung - GoPro mit Tauchercase - 3-Achsen Gimbal - Große Powerbank - Stirnlampe - Selfie-Stick - Gorilla Pod - Sony Alpha 6000 mit Weitwinkel-Objektiv, Case und Filtern - Zahllose USB-Kabel, Speicherkarten, Snacks, Schlüssel und anderes Kleinzeug - 2x Nalgene 1,5L Trinkflaschen - Kamera-Stativ (mit Klettband außen an Schlaufen) - Garmin GPS Gerät (mit Karabiner außen an Schlaufe) Wenn ich mit diesem Rucksack auf Tour gehe, habe ich alles dabei was ich für meine Zwecke benötige. Über das große Hauptfach hat man bereits Zugang zum Großteil der Ausrüstung und durch die Trennwände hat alles seinen festen Platz. Die Verarbeitung ist wie von Lowepro gewohnt einwandfrei und hat schon einiges mitgemacht - einen Rucksack hat man schließlich nicht zum angucken. Allen die ein ähnliches Anwendungsprofil wie ich haben, kann ich den "Droneguard BP 250" nur empfehlen und gebe guten Gewissens 5 verdiente Sterne.