PGYTECH OneMo 2 35L

Specification Details

Capacity - 35L backpack 5L detachable shoulder bag
Model - P-CB-112
Dimensions - 54 × 33 × 23.5 cm
Weight - 1.96 kg backpack without dividers; 2.42 kg with dividers
Material - POLY PU
Laptop - Up to 17" class
Water resistance - Water-resistant/splash resistant
Color - Space Black
Access - Side quick-access large opening
Shoulder bag - 3.5L main 1.5L expandable
AirTag - Hidden AirTag pocket
Tripod - Side attachment/storage
Camera clip - Dedicated attachment points on shoulder straps

PGYTECH specifies that the main compartment can accommodate configurations such as 3 cameras 6 lenses, including a 200–600mm lens, or 2 cameras 8 lenses, including a 70–200mm, or 2 cameras 5 lenses a DJI Mavic 3. The internal dividers are adjustable.

What makes the OneMo 2 35L interesting

-180°/large-opening packing: useful when you want to lay the bag down and see most of your equipment.
-Flexible camera dividers: you can configure the interior around DSLR/mirrorless bodies, lenses and a drone.
-Detachable 5L shoulder bag: useful for taking a smaller camera setup out without carrying the whole backpack.
-Quick access: side access allows you to reach a camera/lens without fully opening the backpack.
-Battery pocket with power indicator: specifically designed for organizing batteries.
-Hidden AirTag pocket: useful for tracking the bag.
-Tripod/bottle attachment: external attachment points give you additional carrying options.
-17-inch laptop support: particularly useful if you're carrying a large laptop alongside camera gear.

One important point about the weight
You'll see 2.42 kg and sometimes 2.92 kg quoted online. PGYTECH's own specification gives 2.42 kg for the backpack partitions and 0.50 kg for the shoulder bag, which totals about 2.92 kg for the complete set.

So, fully equipped with dividers and shoulder bag, it is not a lightweight backpack. Its advantage is capacity and organization rather than minimum weight.

Best suited for
I'd consider the 35L version particularly suitable if you're carrying something like:

1–2 mirrorless/DSLR bodies
3–6 lenses
Telephoto lens
DJI drone
Gimbal
16–17" laptop
Batteries/chargers
Tripod
Clothes or personal items
For a large photography drone travel setup, the 35L makes much more sense than the 25L. For everyday carry with only one camera and 2–3 lenses, it's probably unnecessarily large.

Reason for selling: Not using it much, so letting it go.