I've had this bag well over a year now and am mostly satisfied with it. Many convertible (purse to backpack) bags tend to look like a backpack regardless of how they're being carried, and I liked the fact that this one doesn't. Switching back and forth between modes is easy, and unlike some other reviewers I haven't had issues with strap length. (For reference, I'm 5'2" and average build.) Material is lightweight and easy to clean.

This bag has mostly done the job for me, but a few issues caused me to stop using it recently. For one thing, the straps are a bit too thin, and I really felt it when carrying heavier things like my Kindle along with my phone and wallet. When carrying bulky but light items (hat, sunsleeves, etc.), the load was fine. It didn't come with a wristlet or a key tether like many Baggallinis do -- I didn't realize how much I relied on those features until they were gone. There are two open pouches and a zippered pouch inside the middle compartment of the bag, but I want my keys tethered in my bag so that I can pull them out and not worry about scrabbling around on the ground for them if I drop them. Also, in this day in age, I think bags of this caliber really ought to have at least one RFID compartment.

In the end, I got my money's worth out of this bag and I think it's a decent choice for someone who wants a convertible bag that doesn't look like a backpack. But knowing now how much I rely on those missing features, I must admit that I probably wouldn't buy this again if I had the chance. Instead, I'd go for a bag that at least had a tether for my keys. But if my complaints aren't deal breakers for you, this one is definitely worth a look.