The structure & functionality of this bag are top notch! There is a place for everything, & it stays there. The downside for me is the color combo. I got the grey one & it looks cheap because they paired it with 2 different shades of gold (zippers & all metal pieces) as well as a tan that just doesn't blend. I would go with the black or another color that would go better with the off accent colors. I have only had it about a week so we'll see how well it holds up to momlife.

I really wanted this backpack diaper bag, my other one is just to big. It came a day early so that was really nice. I had a hard time picking the color because they are all so cute! I checked the bag and I did not notice any imperfections.

The only thing I've had an issue with is my Tommee Tippee bottles do not fit to well in the front pocket. So I put the bottles inside the backpack in one of the side stretchy pockets.

Hope this was helpful

Huluwa Diaper Bag Multi-Function Waterproof Travel Backpack Nappy Bags for Baby Care, Large Capacity, Stylish and Durable, Black

I actually love this bag. It has many pockets and can definitely be used for more than just a diaper bag. With all the pockets, you can store a lot of things. There are two side pockets on the side where one side actually has an opening like a tissue box. The front pocket has three insulated pockets which keeps liquids colder for a longer time. I really enjoyed that feature. There is also a mesh pocket as well. On the inside there are two side pockets and two "front" pockets as well as a two zippered closures. On the back of the bag, you can open it up to get to the inside of the bag. The bag can be held on the shoulder or you can carry it. My boys carried the bag on our many trips this summer and carried a big jug of iced water to keep cool and it stayed in the bag. It was great to carry the snacks and separate them into the different pockets. The straps are adjustable and comfortable as it is a standard strap. It is an overall durable bag where you won't be disappointed.

My first diaper bag was the JuJuBee expensive backpack diaper bag and after trying to pack it the first time I returned it. Very little storage.
Second bag was a regular ol Fisher price diaper bag tote. It held enough but was very bulky and not easy to carry when your carrying your child. Too much bag for outtings.
THIS BAG! It's really perfect. Main zipper part has DEEP storage and functional pockets. The front insulated pockets will not hold 8oz bottles but I put mine in the side. It would hold 4oz or 6oz for sure. Super stylish and good quality. This same bag is sold in boutiques for $70+ This bag holds ALOT of stuff! Buy this bag!

Ugh. I typed up a lengthy review but Amazon just deleted it. So here is a short version.
Cons:
"¢Cheap lining- thin and makes rustlimg noise
"¢wish there was a bigger pocket (akin to laptop pocket) to hold tablets or small book
"¢ zipper on small interior pocket is super cheap. Based on experience, 90% sure it will break or malfunction.
"¢ Elastic sewed into interior pockets and mesh pocket rendered useless thanks to poor craftmanship. They cut elastic same length as width of textile. Pockets still functional despite that.

Pros:
"¢ Cheaper then Gadikat. Gadikat reviews also list craftmanship and QA issues. Gadikat has less pockets to hold milk bottles.
"¢Access to bottom of bag means no more digging around or emptying bag out.
"¢Bag stands on its own. No more leaning it against something. No more slouching or falling down, taking up floor space and making you look like a slob! (Just me? Ok)
"¢Fits my Muchkin Latch bottles. Not my squishy Como Tomos though (nothing does, so its ok). Still looks good when zipped up.
"¢Exterior zippers seem good to me
"¢ Lot of space left after moving everything from my old backpack into this one.
"¢ Wipe dispenser pocket easily fits Toddler Flushable Wipes from Target. (Pampers Wet Wipes travel pack lid not as easily.)
"¢Bag itself is ridiculously light (thanks to the cheap lining possibly lol, so maybe it was a design strategy afterall)

Update: 6/24/17
So after a few days of use in hot weather, I decided I really am not that fond of the bag after all. The material really chafes my shoulder areas since I've been wearing sleeveless and wider collar openings. Also for a full day out, the backpack got pretty heavy, so the straps did not help when I had to repeatedly whip the bag open.

And its a PAIN in the butt to get to my wallet when I'm standing in line at a busy restaurant (ie Chipotle). I have to maneuver the bag just so in order to zip it open and close due to the heavy weight of the bag pulling at the zipper/frame. And the front pocket is also slower to access in a jiffy- at least for a left hander. Also I can no longer unzip and grab my keys by sticking my hands backwards like I did w/ my old bag where the zipper was a straight line across. And my key rings kept getting caught in the mesh bag, which is annoying when your two year old is crying to be held in a busy parking lot but your keys are caught.

Also I had trouble placing a picture book and tablet into the bag in a way that it did not block the things I needed to access through the bottom back zip. I usually place these things at the back and couldn't do so since it would defeat the point of that wonderful bottom zip opening!

Honestly they just need ONE extra exterior zippered pocket for quick access to wallet and keys, I'd be happy a happy camper.