Mini Camera Cube, 31L
The WANDRD Mini Camera Cube is designed to fit bellow the rolltop of a WANDRD PRVKE Backpack. While in use, it can enhance the ability to organize the contents of those WANDRD PRVKE Backpack while accommodating a small DSLR or a mirrorless camera body with two to three lenses each.
Our Review
WANDRD Mini Camera Cube — Your Mirrorless Kit, Organized and Ready to Go
The gist: A slim, dedicated camera insert that keeps a mirrorless body and two to three lenses protected and grab-ready inside your travel pack.
- Compact dimensions: 7" × 10.5" × 5" (Mini) fits neatly below the rolltop of a PRVKE 21L or slides into most travel backpacks without taking over the main compartment.
- Flexible organization: 2 long velcro dividers plus 3 elastic straps let you configure the cube for a mirrorless body with up to three lenses, or a small DSLR with two lenses.
- Travel-grade build: 420D Robic Nylon shell with weather-resistant coating and YKK zippers holds up on dusty trails and in overhead bins.
- Standalone or in-bag: Use it as a standalone camera case when you want to leave the bag behind, or drop it into any compatible WANDRD PRVKE backpack.
B&H Photo lists the Mini at 9.5 oz (0.27 kg) and the Mini+ at 7.75" × 11.5" × 5" for shooters who carry a deeper kit — a useful size step without jumping to the full Essential.
Best for: Travel photographers and digital nomads who shoot mirrorless and want a dedicated, lightweight camera insert they can move between bags. Skip it if: You carry a full-frame DSLR with large telephoto glass — step up to the Essential Camera Cube instead. Runs ~$54 — check the current price before buying.
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