Drone Max Ultimate Universal Quadcopter Case Backpack (Black / Green) 50 x 40 x 20 centimeter

Ok so I went against the grain and bought a Xiaomi Mi drone, the new 2017 model, the problem is that because its new there were no bags to carry it in..until now that is.The DRONE MAX ULTIMATE QUADCOPTER CASE fits the bill well and truly!! it comes with some serious padding around the edges along with some really good dividers inside, these are Velcro fastening and can be adjusted to fit the drone.There is also a central Velcro strap to hold that expensive drone in place, on the outside you will find several large compartments with zips to keep the contents inside, big enough for a large tablet or even a laptop!The carrying is made easy by four independent handles, along with rucksack straps that come complete with a mobile phone holder built in to them.Not tested it for being waterproof but the material seems good enough to keep a short shower at bay.Lightweight? yesValue for money? YesHolds the drone safely? YesComfortable to wear? YesLoads of compartments? YesFits The XIAOMI Mi DRONE...YES YIPEE!!Only downside is that all the zips say its a drone bag which from a security side of things isn't great!I have put a video on my youtube channel with a quick review if you look for pablo123b you should find it.

Having had experimented we some toy drone, then some more powerful ones (bebop), settled on the Ehang Ghostdrone 2.0 Aerial. The problem being getting accessories as there's not a lot available in the UK. Official cases are expensive as is the shipping /import tax. After a lot of measuring and searching, this one kept popping up. Decided to take the plunge as cost was good and size seemed just about ok. On arrival today I was more than pleased. The quality was excellent. My Ghostdrone sits upside down with the props off. Every padded section is removable so you can custom fit it, or remove bits entirely. The straps are also removable. I was able to get the drone in (which isn't exactly small) and all accessories. The smaller sections can be customised and there are lots of other zipped sections too. When zipped the front section is really well padded, not just a thin piece of material. Everything seems to fit well and wasn't rattling around. The one thing I would say is that because the sections are moveable some smaller accessories coukd slide under the partitions, but this is a minor issue. Yes it's big, and yes you're gonna look a little odd with it on your back, but for cost and quality I feel like I have the best option out there.

Took a while for me to look around for a bag that could hold my phantom 4 pro + my DSLR and lenses on vacation. Finally came up with this case as it looks stylist and have the enough space i needed to store all my accessories. I can simply fit the Phantom 4 Pro + Canon 5D mark 3 + Tamron 24-70mm f2.8 and a Sigma 50mm f1.4 with plenty spaces for other accessories like battery charger, lens filter etc.There is also a compartment for storing your laptop up to 15" i guess. I had my Ipad pro 12.9" stored in there without any problem. The bag have 4 carrying handles on each side of the case, this is one the most feature i like about this bag,Took this bag to Mallorca with Jet2 flight. Have no problem to take it onboard. Very convenient and comfort to carry the case all day round too.But here comes the cons of this case. It does not have enough padding for my needs. I have to extract extra padding from my other bags to accommodate in this bag. While travelling, I also uses socks and t-shirts to add extra padding for more protection. Built quality is not the perfect in terms of the material it uses as the manufacture will have to use lighter material to reduce the weight of the bag so we users could put more equipment in the bag to comply with airlines regulation i guess.

This soft case fits a Phantom3 drone well and is within the current allowance for EasyJet for hand luggage. I had no trouble on a recent trip despite it appearing to be the largest bag being carried on the plane. The one criticism is that the velcroed partitions do not fix to the bottom of the bag as do those in my camera bag. As a result any smaller items will easily travel under the partitions allowing them to strike other things in the bag. I found several items collected around the camera of my drone which could have easily caused damage. This is a design flaw that could easily be fixed.

For the price, it's an excellent case and fit my Phantom 3 Standard perfectly. Eventhough the outer is soft-like (as opposed to a shell) it packs the drone very neatly and survived a few small drops without any issues. There is enough space too to add a few other things (I included my GoPro), and you could probably fit a laptop in there. For my longhaul trips I'll probably just look to use this as my sole carry on.Also, I used this on BA, Emirates and domestic flights in various countries (Maldives, Bali) and never had any travel with taking it as carry on.

The backpack was bought for my Bayangtoys X16 quadcopter and it fits in it rather well and snugly with the adjustable segments. Inside there is plenty of space for the remote control, batteries, spare props and cameras etc.The bag is quite big and looks a bit strange on your back but in order to fit a decent size quadcopter it is as small as it can be really. The important thing is that the backpack is light weight and seems quite well made, it should take a brief shower but probably not a downpour of rain. The portion that sits against your back is well padded so the copter doesn't dig into your back on longer jaunts - overall is it comfy to wear.One point to note is that you really need to take off the quads propellers to transport it in this bag, which is probably true for most other bags as well. (thats no hardship though and keeps everything snug for bumps etc while carrying)I'd definitely recommend if you like to take your quadcopter up a hill or out into the wilderness.