Laptop Backpack for Men - Stylish College Bookbag for 15.6-Inch Laptop,Black

This is really great for business travel. I have two laptops plus text books. This backpack is durable, well designed and do much easier in the airports.

Surprisingly light. Nice size, with lots of pockets. Even has a hidden pocket and a strap so it hangs on a suitcase handle for travel. Still big enough for my three laptops. They really folded it into a small pack for shipping though. I'm still trying to get it to stay open straight when it's empty.

Great size for airline travel. Fits under seats easily. Quality finish and look. Sturdy zippers, many compartments for organization and ease of access. Durable cable top handle and straps.

Great laptop and IT backpack! Has tons of pockets and storage. The backpack is well made, material feels durable…bot thin and cheap. Zippers are heavy duty and feel solid. I’m very happy with this purchase! I have my laptop, tools and some other peripherals in it…Perry much everything I need to assist my client’s onsite IT needs. I have taken this on several trips and onsite to client’s. Still look great! Highly recommend!

Very good quality, strong and sturdy. It looks streamlined and sophisticated compared to other backpacks. This backpack holds a special spot in my heart because I would take it as an overnight bag to visit my then boyfriend at the time who lives on the other side of town I work in a hospital and ride a bus so there’s a lot of walking involved. I had another rolling device, but it looked too much like luggage and people would joke about me always wandering around town with all my stuff. after I purchase this,there were no more jokes because it looks like a normal backpack a really nicely constructed one at that. There are many pockets and a designated space for your laptop or tablet. The main compartment is big, but I wouldn’t mind seeing it bigger. But maybe it would lose its charm and not look as much like a backpack like I wanted it to. there is a internal space where you can hook up a power bank to charge your cell phone on the outside of the pack. The pull handle extends out telescope style and retracts nicely back into its area where you can zip it and it is completely concealed. It’s the same with a backpack straps when you’re not using the straps they have their designated place where you hide them because the straps will easily get caught up in whatever you’re doing while rolling the case, believe me it happened so every time I decide to use the roller, I put the straps back into their place. The side pockets are big enough for a 20 ounce yetti, most of the regular size yeti ramblers and the Starbucks long cups etc. I have not tried to fit a Stanley, but the material is flexible and I’m sure it would be able to accommodate. The only real issue I had with it was that the pockets only had a single pull zip, which meant if you opened it and the bag wasn’t in the exact position things were able to fall out. With a two handed pole, you can close it so it meets in the middle and when you open it, the opening is at the top instead of the side it sounds like a minor issue but for me who is carrying around toiletries make up deodorant, money [that type of small stuff} I had to make sure that nothing was falling out, which made my brain work a little too hard than I wanted it to. This backpack has been through a lot of commuting the wear on it was from my own doing. Superb quality superb features. If it was a little bit larger with two zipper poles in the front pockets instead of one it would be perfect for me. With that being said, it would be the perfect bag for many people. I’m sure.