Look, in terms of material quality, the bag is top-notch. It fully protects the camera while having various additional features that make the bag, I would say... over-engineered!

However, after 1 month of use, I sold it! Why? Because the size didn't suit me. The bag has very thick padding and as a result, it is quite large externally for the internal space it provides. Besides a mirrorless camera, with an extra lens and a phone, it barely fits anything more.

I was seriously considering going for the 6L but ended up with the Bellroy 9L (which is almost the same size as the Peak Design, but with thinner padding) and I am satisfied.

Three more negatives I found are that to take out the camera, it requires a little pressure on the padding walls, the front pocket is completely useless, forget about fitting a phone, and the removable straps that are theoretically for carrying a tripod are not particularly practical. I tried to secure a water bottle from underneath to the straps, but it's impossible, it slips.

So overall, an incredibly high-quality bag, but be careful it might not suit you like it didn't for me.