Almost perfect for minimalist
586305
The product works as advertised, the design is a bit low in he belt for my liking. ( I was shipped the incorrect version but I modified it and I am glad to state it worked as intended however it was not something I will use due to the low position and hard to grab grip)
2659687
This is a great wallet for minimalists.  At times I forget I have it. One comment is it could be a bit wider so folded bills do not hang over the edge.  Other than that, I like it and would recommend it.
3759860
The functionality and look of this bag is good for me.  2 outside zipper pouches on one side, and a pocket perfect for a cell phone on the other.  Color and construction is marvelous.  Only 2 parts that are not "perfect": The strap is a little on the thin side, so it pulls on my shoulder when I wear the bag crossover (although I love the adjustability).  The depth of the bag is 11 and 1/2 inches, which is very deep to be digging for things at the bottom.  This bag comes very close to being perfect.  There might not be a "perfect" bag that is functional and also beautiful to me, but this comes close.
3580581
Like everything about this bag save one thing.  It holds more and seems roomier because it doesn't have all those card slots and inside pockets. It has two really helpful outside pockets, one for sunglasses, readers or regular glasses. There is a built-in case which lets you leave your case at home if you want. The other pockets are very convenient for lists etc.  The IPod/phone pocket is perfect in size and easy to reach into when you need your phone. Lastly, it has a flat bottom so it stands up on its own. The one thing that I don't like is that I am use to the wider shoulder strap that is on my other Baggalini purses; this one is 1/2 inch thinner. Why scrimp on this?
2144798
I was looking for a small, incognito camera bag, and this one is almost perfect. The green/gray color combination is really nice in person, and when you see it, this bag doesn't say "I'm carrying a Very Expensive Camera." I selected the Extra Small size, because I wanted a bag that fits necessities only, that I can just grab and go out shooting for a few hours without lugging a lot of extra stuff with me. The XS does not have bottom straps for carrying a tripod as there are on the larger sizes. It's exactly the right size for my needs, but be forewarned that the XS is really small, as camera bags go. If you want something to contain a lot of camera stuff, or if you need to carry all-day supplies like a sweater or snacks, you will want to size up.

With all of the dividers intact, the XS padded interior compartment is divided into thirds. With this configuration you can fit a camera body + 2 detached lenses (I tested with an 18-55mm and a 55-300mm lens), or 1 lens and a speedlight. Or, you can fit a camera body with attached lens pointing down, and this gives you a space for more stuff, but it is such a tight fit that the camera is difficult to get out of the bag. I took out one of the dividers to create 1 larger space + 1 smaller one. The large space fits my Nikon D5100 with standard 18-55mm lens attached, placed horizontally, with room to spare so I can reach in and grab it to shoot. The remaining smaller section will fit one other lens, or a few small items such as lens caps, cleaner, remote, etc. The slip pocket in the back fits my camera field guide or an iPad.

As with all Timbuk2 bags, the build quality on the Snoop is extremely strong. The padded insert is very sturdy and protective, but fits so snugly inside the bag that the front pockets don't have much room. The clear pocket is great for extra SD cards, or maybe your ID and a housekey, but wouldn't fit anything thicker. The napoleon pocket on this size is also very small - which is fine for an extra battery or two, but unless you have tiny hands, don't put anything in there you might need to get out in a hurry, like a cellphone.

Overall I am really pleased with this bag. The one thing keeping it from a five-star review is the gigantic cam buckle -- which I can find no practical purpose for on a bag this size. The loop of webbing it creates on the side of the bag is untidy and takes up valuable strap real estate. Since I'm not a bike messenger and not a boy, I find messenger bags most comfortable when they hang at my hip, and with the cam buckle confabulation, the strap is not quite long enough for that. I ended up pulling the strap out of the cam buckle completely except for the last couple of inches, and that solves the length problem, but doesn't seem terribly secure. I may replace the cam buckle with a regular adjustable buckle, which isn't difficult, but would eat up some of the length. And, I shouldn't have to do that on a ~$100+ camera bag. This is one instance where overengineering something doesn't make it better.
3060235
This is a very nice, minimalist case that doesn't add a lot of bulk to your iPhone 5.  It would be perfect in my eyes if not for a few flaws.  The first, though the case fits perfectly, the finish is not perfect.  The edges of the case have a sharp line, like where the top half of the mold meets the bottom half of the mold, that is quite noticeable and irritating.  The second imperfection is the molded buttons.  They are too flat and are tough to locate by touch/feel alone.  I wish the protruded more like some cases' molded buttons do.  Despite these shortcomings, I do still use this case.  However, I am still looking for a minimalist TPU case that avoids these problems.  I will say this....you can't beat the price!
2448686
This is perfect for when I want to go out with minimal items. Otherwise, I just have it in a normal case because it gets clunky when I'm constantly texting or taking calls.
1350408
Super cute and minimalistic. I absolutely love mine!
809603
I really like this bag but I could suggest a few improvements.

Pros:
Perfect size for a laptop and other stuff.  We own a business and we also have 2 kids under 2 so I needed a bag that could double as a diaper bag/computer bag.  If you only need a computer bag it might be a little bit big but perfect a student who also needs to pack books and stuff.
I really like the double water bottle holders on the sides.
I was specifically looking for a shoulder bag that DID NOT flap over the top.  What a bother to have to throw the flap over every time you want to get in the bag - This bag is great that way - the main compartment just zips open from the top and there is a small flap for the pens and little pockets.  You could possibly put your phone in one of these pockets but I didn't want to have to lift the flap every time to get to my phone.  I seriously spent hours and days looking at hundreds of bags that didn't flap over and this was one of only a handful of shoulder bags that didn't flap over and that had a computer pocket (under $50)
I was also looking for a bag that was unisex for my husband to use as a diaper bag also.  THis color looks great and can be stylish for both me and my husband.

1.  Cell phone pocket - way too small for a smartphone.  It's made for a smaller phone.  It's also on the wrong side of the sling/strap for me.  I always sling my bag over my right shoulder, which puts the cell phone pocket in the back where I can't reach it.  There really isn't another "smaller" pocket inside the bag that would be good for an iphone. So my suggestion would be to make an iphone size pocket just inside the bag so it is protected.

THe sunglasses case is kinda a waste at the bottom.  THere is no liner on the inside and I would never put expensive glasses at the bottom to be crushed, it is big enough for a smartphone but it is not easily accessable and kinda harder to zip open and shut every time.

Overall I am satisfied with this bag and really like the padded shoulder strap that moves up and down.
4786273
Almost perfect to strap an iphone to a a backpack shoulder strap. Phone fits great in the soft lining. Velcro allows a tight secure fit on the straps. Internal pocket ample for a credit card, ID, and a few bills, but not quite large enough for earbud storage, which is not really a problem because you can wrap them up securely in the velcro flap. One drawback is that the case has slits at the bottom which allows sand and dirt in. Since youll likely be laying your pack strapside down when accessing your pack, the case will be down in the sand/dirt allowing the interior to be contaminated. Im AR about protecting my phone, so this might not be a worry for most people. I resolved the issue by stitching up the slits.
4911390
I love the color I bought (gingerbread brown - which is really a rusty orange color with very dark green accents) and the quality seems great.  I took off one star because I do feel that it's pretty small.  Definitely smaller than I expected.  I wouldn't call my Nikon DSLR camera bag huge by any means and it doesn't come close to fitting in this backpack.  But my 15" work laptop fits perfectly in the laptop sleeve and I have plenty of room left for a couple notebooks, charging cable, mouse, pens, water bottle, etc.  I would buy it again, just don't expect this to be used as a weekend bag or anything.  It's barely big enough for a gym bag (pair of shoes and one change of clothes would be pushing it).  For a smaller daily use backpack it is perfect.  The other reason I justified taking one star off is because the back padding goes a few inches lower than the outside pocket does, so you can't really lean the back padding side against anything and expect it to stand up like that.  It'll fall forward.  That's not convenient because the pocket/compartment side has to be leaning on your desk/wall, meaning you have to pick the bag up anytime you want to access the pockets.  I'm being picky, but for a $60 backpack of this size I think it's fair to be picky.  All that said, I'd still buy it again because I love the way it looks and it still suits my needs perfectly.
4949743
I love it except that it can't fit everything, because it would be impossible (ie. what I want is impossible, which is for it to fit an umbrella, sweater, and water bottle as well).  Roomy for the basics (keys, phone, wallet, planner, wrap-around sunglasses, feminine items, chapstick, pen, tissue, lotion, and of course quick access to self defense).  It actually did fit a small canteen but it was hard to get to (e.g. you would have to remove the other items).  Also, I attached a clasp so that it would close securely (I was paranoid stuff would fall out since the flap is only a magnetic closure).  Unfortunately, the slash-proof wire started poking out.  Might get another one since it's detachable.
4414869
This is really a great, minimalistic wallet. I've had three of these now. It should have an elastic loop like my old silk version had to secure cards from falling out....but other than that awesome.
1956963
Lovely if not full
Too bulky if semi full plus too small size and space
216899
I bought this before a trip to NYC (I used to live there, was just visiting this time). I had planned to do a lot of walking around and also wanted to travel as light as possible while there. I love it for trips where I will do lots of walking around and want to have a decent amount of gear with me (and if I need to bring a laptop.

First the good stuff:
1) Extremely well made. The zippers are large and great and don't get stuck.
2) Very comfortable. I could walk for hours with this on and have no issues.
3) Perfect fit for a 13" Macbook pro and some photo gear. For this trip I fit my 13" Macbook pro 5D Mk2, 24-70mm f/2.8, 16-35mm f/2.8, laptop charger, large headphones and a few misc cables and travel docs. + sometimes a tripod or jacket clipped to the outside clasp.
4) Stylish.

Stuff that could be improved:
1) The two outside pockets are really hard to get into. I suppose this is good when worried about pickpockets and whatnot, but I often had to dig around to fish things out of them. The flaps that cover the zippers are too tight so you can't really get your hands in them very easily.
2) Due to the way the sides of the bag are curved, the outer slots are very shallow, so you have limited choice of things to keep in that area.
3) Limited smaller cable/misc. pockets. I found myself putting misc. cables and smaller items in the main compartment where they would move around and sometimes move into other pockets. A small separate cable/memory card organizer is a good idea with this bag. For future models it would be great if they added built in memory card pockets and a few more small/medium pockets for misc. things like cables/chewing gum/whatever.
4) You have to take it off to get your camera out. I read lots of reviews before I bought it so knew what I was getting in to, and don't regret it, but if there was a way to add easier access to your camera it would make it even better.
5) When it's empty it takes up the same amount of space (the outer shell is hard, so keeps its form). Kind of annoying but I guess I don't carry it around much without stuff in it :) It would be nice if I could bring only my laptop + some other small things and have it collapse in a bit so it doesn't stick out so far, but I guess you trade that for durability and protection of your camera gear.

So despite all of this stuff, I would definitely recommend this for someone who needs to travel comfortably with a laptop + some photo gear.
1394687
I got this and a Distill Union Wally Micro to compare. This is the one I preferred. The benefit of this is that you can have a few cards in here and have immediate access to 4 cards versus 2, which for me meant no fumbling through things to find what I am looking for. I just found 2 items on the outside with the Wally, to be too little, whereas 4 was perfect. I should mention that I only use this for traveling as my regular routine, requires carrying around a few extra items that are better served by a more substantial wallet.

All in all I recommend if interested in a minimalist wallet
2519282
This would be a 4.5-star review if we could do fractions only for minor nitpicks. More on that later.

There are times I have to lug around a 17" MacBook Pro, a 15" ThinkPad (don't get me started), iPad, and all the accessories. I needed something that could handle that and more without being too bulky, and this is really serving me well.

The laptop pocket in the back almost has enough room for two 17" MBPs, but it gets a little tight. I like how the tablet pocket in there sits up at the top, and my iPad fits in it even with it's portfolio cover. The next pocket going out is deceptively large. The zipper placement makes it look smaller, but it spans the width and height of the outline of the backpack. I can get the StinkPad, cables for everything, water bottle - so much stuff - in there. Too much and things at the bottom actually get lost.

The next pocket out is the typical small compartment space. I'm still getting used to the configuration and might prefer something different, but it's good. Pockets for mouse, badges, etc., but I would like a couple of narrow, vertical pen/pencil pockets. I haven't really used the outside vertical zipper pocket much. The side zipper mesh pockets are good but can only hold smaller bottles of water.

Great back padding, and I think my favorite pocket is the small secret one hidden by your back when wearing it. It's so padded no one can even see an outline of anything in it. And you can't feel it. Handy for those items you want to keep to yourself.

The downside(s): It could use more padding at the bottom (something I think has been echoed here). Also, while the flaps in the front do a good job of keeping the depth of the pack in check, they cover up the bottom of the zipper seams for two of the big pockets. Minor nit. I wish there was a tad more room in the iPhone pocket in the top, but there's so much room elsewhere it's hard to complain that much. The chest strap is a little bit high for me and seems a bit flimsy, but I don't use it that much - usually just trekking through airports.

All in all, 4-4.5 stars. I hope it has the longevity and durability some of my other ones lacked.