So recieved my Creator Combo today. Nice kit for sure. Where would one put a charger in this bag. Surely we all need to charge this new camera. According to DJI its recommendations are to use the 65 watt charger or alternatively the 30 watt charger. Neither of these will remotely fit in this bag provided with the Creator Combo. Its a stretch getting all the pieces into the bag to begin with let alone a dedicated charger.
What is everyone else doing? Just curious.

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. Other accessories such as the DJI 30W USB-C Charger can be stored in the compartment on the other side of the bag. For more information, you may visit the link below for the tutorial video for protective case and carrying bag. Should you have other inquiries, feel free to contact us. Have a nice day!

https://www.dji.com/global/osmo-pocket-3/video

DJI Paladin Posted at 10-30 18:41
Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. Other accessories such as the DJI 30W USB-C Charger can be stored in the compartment on the other side of the bag. For more information, you may visit the link below for the tutorial video for protective case and carrying bag. Should you have other inquiries, feel free to contact us. Have a nice day!

https://www.dji.com/global/osmo-pocket-3/video

Hi Paladin
The video does not show where the 30W charger would go and also it shows the Pocket 3 being stored in the bag without the protective case. The bag is just a bit too small for bringing a charger and where is one supposed to keep the protective case if the intention was not to store it in the carrying bag?
Not a big deal overall its very compact.

It is a little unbelievable to me that they wouldn't have made the case big enough for the OP3 in the protective cover, but here we are. It will be difficult to fit much beyond what the video shows in this case.

JKJenn Posted at 10-31 10:34
It is a little unbelievable to me that they wouldn't have made the case big enough for the OP3 in the protective cover, but here we are. It will be difficult to fit much beyond what the video shows in this case.

You can fit the Pocket 3 in its protective case into the bag however its a stretch getting the zipper closed. Super tight. Just means you have to carry the 30w charger separately.

I agree on the fact that the bag is really tight. I worry that the zipper won't last long with so much stress on it when closing. A few mm more on fabric would help us to close easily and avoid a premature torn of it

djiuser_b558lWI1jQbn Posted at 11-1 00:17
I agree on the fact that the bag is really tight. I worry that the zipper won't last long with so much stress on it when closing. A few mm more on fabric would help us to close easily and avoid a premature torn of it

Couldn't agree more.

To use and carry OP3 with case and charger you need a bigger bag to fit the charger, cover case for OP3, and room to put in accesories bag, yes another bag is the only way.

Hallmark007 Posted at 11-1 07:40
To use and carry OP3 with case and charger you need a bigger bag to fit the charger, cover case for OP3, and room to put in accesories bag, yes another bag is the only way.

Somehow I find it pointless that you Hallmark007 always just comment on what everyone already knows or complains about and then you don't say anything else except that this is the situation in question and you have to live with it! What kind of help is that supposed to be? We can all see for ourselves that we now need a larger bag, because we don't need your clever analysis. Silly!

I also find it silly that you can't pack a single additional accessory in the pockets, or that I can't even get the pocket in with the small tripod adapter, which I could actually always leave on because it makes it much easier to hold the pocket and you I can screw the tripod underneath, but I can't even get my glasses or cell phone in, completely absurd.

My Air3 bag was so fiddly with the propellers that the orange tips fell off after a short time. There has been no improvement in the bags for years

MavGuido Posted at 11-1 09:17
Somehow I find it pointless that you Hallmark007 always just comment on what everyone already knows or complains about and then you don't say anything else except that this is the situation in question and you have to live with it! What kind of help is that supposed to be? We can all see for ourselves that we now need a larger bag, because we don't need your clever analysis. Silly!

I also find it silly that you can't pack a single additional accessory in the pockets, or that I can't even get the pocket in with the small tripod adapter, which I could actually always leave on because it makes it much easier to hold the pocket and you I can screw the tripod underneath, but I can't even get my glasses or cell phone in, completely absurd.

It’s pretty obvious you have no idea about irony , this is down to you , but I’m certain the the OP understands my ironic post, its not the first time I have also complained about dji bags since the original mavic 1 bag.
That bag and drone was released in 2016 7 years on and nothing has changed with the exception of the Mavic 3 bag, and as you said you’ve been complaining for 3 years and nothing has changed, perhaps you think saying the same thing over and over again will result in something changing , good luck with that its going so good.

In answer to your ridiculous post I’m well aware the OP knows what he’s saying and I just pointed out the irony of it “ ONCE AGAIN”

Proper way to pack the carry bag. depending on the size of the USB adapter, you maybe able to fit in on the other side. Probably not a 65W but a slim 30W like this
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-U ... ast_sto_dp&th=1

https://www.facebook.com/lgouell ... ity=332340624221384

Wiz33 Posted at 11-1 09:56
Proper way to pack the carry bag. depending on the size of the USB adapter, you maybe able to fit in on the other side. Probably not a 65W but a slim 30W like this
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-Ultra-Thin-Foldable-Devices-Samsung/dp/B09BC9Q3QC?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

I like that slim charger for use in a carry bag - thanks for the link.

Wiz33 Posted at 11-1 09:56
Proper way to pack the carry bag. depending on the size of the USB adapter, you maybe able to fit in on the other side. Probably not a 65W but a slim 30W like this
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-Ultra-Thin-Foldable-Devices-Samsung/dp/B09BC9Q3QC?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

Packing the bag exactly the way the product was received. That slim charger is the ticket though.

Here's a couple 65W ones, need to check and see if it'll fit.

https://www.amazon.com/Charger-f ... 8870857&sr=8-5&th=1

https://www.amazon.com/TREBLEET- ... 5SS?ref_=ast_sto_dp

Wiz33 Posted at 11-1 12:36
Here's a couple 65W ones, need to check and see if it'll fit.

https://www.amazon.com/Charger-f ... 8870857&sr=8-5&th=1

Thanks Wiz33 for the links. Those should fit nicely.

Visual Air Posted at 11-1 13:01
Thanks Wiz33 for the links. Those should fit nicely.

I'll just drop two more in as they are from manufacturers I have had very good experience with -

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZY7ZR87

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PT7XMP9

Actually from my own experience. If I'm just travelling away from the house for the day. I have multiple USB charging port in my car. If I'm not traveling by car or if I'm travelling away from home. I would carry a powerbank during the day as then I can use it to charge multiple devices and leave all the AC adapter at the hotel as you will not always have AC access at restaurant or train depending the location/country you're at.
Most likely, you'll need more than one USB adapter even with hotel built-in USB outlets (low wattage). Last time I was in Japan. Betwenn the 2 of us. We had like close to 10 devices charging each night. OP2, Insta 360 X3, Mini 3 Pro,  3 phones, one USB-C Laptop, a Wifi Hotspot and two powerbanks. Sure, we can rotate them but it's simplier to have them all plugged in overnight than finding out that you forgot to rotate one or more of them the next morning.

Wiz33 Posted at 11-1 14:13
Actually from my own experience. If I'm just travelling away from the house for the day. I have multiple USB charging port in my car. If I'm not traveling by car or if I'm travelling away from home. I would carry a powerbank during the day as then I can use it to charge multiple devices and leave all the AC adapter at the hotel as you will not always have AC access at restaurant or train depending the location/country you're at.
Most likely, you'll need more than one USB adapter even with hotel built-in USB outlets (low wattage). Last time I was in Japan. Betwenn the 2 of us. We have like close to 10 devices charging each night. Op2, Insta 360 X3, Mini 3 Pro,  3 phones, one USB-C Laptop, a Wifi Hotspot and two powerbanks. Sure, we can rotate them but it's simplier to have them all plugged in overnight than finding out that you forgot to rotate one or more of them the next morning.

lol - sounds like me. I even take an extension cord when traveling.

DaveSp Posted at 11-1 14:24
lol - sounds like me. I even take an extension cord when traveling.

Yes and enough AC outlet adapter for that country since most USB adapter are just the US 2 blade standard.

Visual Air Posted at 10-31 07:26
Hi Paladin
The video does not show where the 30W charger would go and also it shows the Pocket 3 being stored in the bag without the protective case. The bag is just a bit too small for bringing a charger and where is one supposed to keep the protective case if the intention was not to store it in the carrying bag?
Not a big deal overall its very compact.

Thank you for your response, Visual Air. You may carry your charger in a separate storage to avoid the bag being damaged. We appreciate your understanding and support.

DJI Paladin Posted at 11-2 00:50
Thank you for your response, Visual Air. You may carry your charger in a separate storage to avoid the bag being damaged. We appreciate your understanding and support.

Thanks.
I am obviously aware I can do that. I think the point was missed.

Visual Air Posted at 11-1 13:01
Thanks Wiz33 for the links. Those should fit nicely.

Got one of them today, looks pretty solid and small, will see hot hot it gets while being used. Camera angle makes it looks bigger than it actually is, It's more like 3.25" X 1.70" X .5"

Visual Air Posted at 10-31 11:18
You can fit the Pocket 3 in its protective case into the bag however its a stretch getting the zipper closed. Super tight. Just means you have to carry the 30w charger separately.

Yes, indeed, you can make it fit but it's a pain to close the zip.

It's also a shame that DJI didn't size the bag big enough so that it actually could easily fit all the provided accessories... What would it have cost to just make it just slightly larger?
We paid premium price for this "creator" package...
Now, each time I had to close the bag I was wondering when/if the zip would eventually crack...

This is actually mind boggling because in the demo video, the protective case isn't store in the bag.
What did they expect us to do with it? Seriously...

It appears that the bag is a bit of an after thought in their project. When you compare it to the Mini 2 bag which is really useful, the Pocket 3 bag is difficult to use, and can not accommodate any additional accessories (i.e. ND filters) or even the hard case in a useful way. It's a shame as DJI does appear to have put thought into other aspects of the product.

It would have been nice to keep the charger and say ND filters all together in one carrying bag. Not sure what DJI was thinking.

Amazon have already started selling Pocket 3 carrying cases.

I personally love the bag size. I put everything in the bag, except for the OP3 and it’s hardshell case. Those two I actually have strapped onto my body with a camera strap and in my pocket so it’s ready to go. I wouldn’t change anything about the bag - but everyone has their own ways so it’s hard to design the perfect bag.

Visual Air Posted at 11-2 18:17
Thanks.
I am obviously aware I can do that. I think the point was missed.

You're welcome. Should you have other inquiries, feel free to contact us. Have a nice day ahead.

Rishio Posted at 11-4 18:31
I personally love the bag size. I put everything in the bag, except for the OP3 and it’s hardshell case. Those two I actually have strapped onto my body with a camera strap and in my pocket so it’s ready to go. I wouldn’t change anything about the bag - but everyone has their own ways so it’s hard to design the perfect bag.

That's great for you. I do like the bag it just needed to be a few cm bigger that's all. Should be able to accommodate a DJI 30w charger. Thats not a lot to ask.

Is it possible to fit a microphone like the rode video mic go ii in that bag?

The bag is for me also really too small. No space for protective case, ND filters and an power supply. Have bueyed  a small hard case box on Amazone for around 15,- and all good. The orginal bag from the creater combo  unusable for everyday use

Cpt. Joe Posted at 11-5 08:09
The bag is for me also really too small. No space for protective case, ND filters and an power supply. Have bueyed  a small hard case box on Amazone for around 15,- and all good. The orginal bag from the creater combo  unusable for everyday use

It certainly have room for the P3 with case, a slim 65W charger or the DJI ND set but probably not both. The protective case have built-in spot for the wide-angle  and mist filer.

Wiz33 Posted at 11-5 11:01
It certainly have room for the P3 with case, a slim 65W charger or the DJI ND set but probably not both. The protective case have built-in spot for the wide-angle  and mist filer.

You barely can fit the P3 with its case, and closing the zip is a challenge...

They could have added just like 5 millimeters more to the width and length and that would have been fine, this "bag" is a bad designed product.

hehe2 Posted at 11-6 02:40
You barely can fit the P3 with its case, and closing the zip is a challenge...

They could have added just like 5 millimeters more to the width and length and that would have been fine, this "bag" is a bad designed product.

Watch this video. it leaves one  of the side pocket pretty much empty (for filter and charger) and you can zip it close with minimal effort.

https://www.facebook.com/lgouell ... ity=332340624221384

hehe2 Posted at 11-6 02:40
You barely can fit the P3 with its case, and closing the zip is a challenge...

They could have added just like 5 millimeters more to the width and length and that would have been fine, this "bag" is a bad designed product.

BTW, have you received your replacement unit yet and how was it?

JKJenn Posted at 10-31 10:34
It is a little unbelievable to me that they wouldn't have made the case big enough for the OP3 in the protective cover, but here we are. It will be difficult to fit much beyond what the video shows in this case.

This is one of my few complaints about the Pocket 3 experience. It would have been nice for the Pocket 3 with the protective cover to fit in the case and still being able to zip it. Right now, I use the case for creator combo accessory storage and leave the Pocket 3 out with the protective cover on. I might look into third-party case options like I did for my Pocket 2 to keep everything together.

Thanks for alerting me on this. I'll consider my buying options again

Montfrooij Posted at 12-15 01:42
Thanks for alerting me on this. I'll consider my buying options again

No Problem. Everything does fit but very tight.

I have no issues placing my OP3 with hard case in the bag. Just put it in the right orientation:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ibELa6y2juzU5Bxg8

Visual Air Posted at 12-15 07:26
No Problem. Everything does fit but very tight.

Sometimes that is for the better. Like with my Mavic Pro bag. I really liked the tight fit, as it was exactly big enough and not like the Mini 2 bag where everything was moving around and there was more than enough space for my Pocket, wallet, phone and more stuff.