Large Laptop Backpack Business Travel Backpack for Men/Women

I’m very satisfied with this backpack. The material feels durable and high quality, and the design is sleek and professional. It has plenty of compartments to keep everything organized, including space for a laptop and accessories. The zippers are smooth, and the straps are comfortable even when the backpack is fully loaded. Great value for the price and perfect for daily use, work, or travel.

Great choice for the cost, spacious, good quality, will do the job. Would recommend

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This backpack is GREAT!! I got it for its dimensions for an international travel carryon to maximize cubic inches (AerLingus, to be exact). I stuffed it full, and along with my medium sized Lug bag, I could’ve gone full carryon/no checked baggage if I’d been just a bit more disciplined because they’re really is a TON of room in this backpack. My only complaints are: 1. There are only about two internal pockets that have zippers. I expected more of those. 2. The laptop storage area, while ample and well-designed in that it has a wide elastic strap with Velcro at the end, has ZERO padding between the laptop and the exterior or bottom of the backpack. Not a problem while you’re wearing it, but *very* concerning if you’re stowing this in overhead bins on airplanes or public transit with your precious laptop inside. **So you’ll want to get a very protective laptop sleeve to use inside this backpack.** 3. No anti-theft technology other than double zippers that have holes large enough to accept luggage locks. I did get TSA-approved combination locks elsewhere on Amazon, and they’ve been great. 4. The chest strap is bizarre because it’s not long enough to go across an adult human’s chest. It’s only about seven inches long. That’s confusing. Maybe I’m misunderstanding something there. The clamshell feature for the electronics area *might* be pointless because the backpack is so tall. I say “might” because perhaps you’ll have a more favorable experience than mine, below: AerLingus, as of July 2023, does not have a contract with TSA 🤔, so I couldn’t use my KTN to get through security faster. 🤯 🤷‍♀️ Thus, I had to put this backpack in a security bin and remove my laptop, portable monitor, and Kindle. I asked if I could just unzip it all the way and lie it flat Like a clamshell, but the security agent kindly pointed out that when opened all the way, this backpack extends beyond the boundaries of the (quite large) security bin, so he said I indeed had to remove all my electronics. I don’t know if every agent would've said that, but that was my experience this time. I do understand that to include the upgrades listed here that I’d like to see, it would cost a lot more for this backpack. So, for the money, I’m pretty satisfied with this purchase, especially because it has a TON of room and double zippers that accept luggage locks for all the outer compartments. (My Lug bag, while much more stylish, has zippers that do not accept luggage locks; the holes in the zipper pulls are way too small! 😥) Given that this backpack has no other anti-theft technology, I’ll probably be investing in a PacSafe bag next. HOWEVER, this backpack has worked out very well for functionality. I got it just a couple of days before my trip, so it really helped me out in a pinch. If you’re on a budget and/or need it super fast, then this is a great choice! Btw, my weight limit was 10kg, and this could’ve held a lot more than that. However, I’m not strong enough to carry around that much weight all day. So bigger isn’t always better. After arriving at my destination and unpacking, I used this backpack for grocery shopping in areas that have public transit and we didn’t rent a car. This backpack was perfect for that! Just make sure to still put most food items, such as dairy, sugary items, sauces, powders/flour, and anything else that would be difficult to clean into plastic grocery bags before putting them into your backpack. This way, in case anything leaks, your investment will be protected and you won’t smell gross for the rest of your trip! I really do recommend this backpack if you need something fast, need a 10 kg bag for travel to the UK and want to maximize your cubic inches of space, after winning to purchase a separate, very cushioning laptop sleeve, want to make it fast and easy to remove your electronics at security if needed, and/or you’re on a budget. If you can afford to spend $50+ more, you might want to look elsewhere.

I was looking for a travel laptop bag to and from work and this was a perfect fit. It has multiple pockets, side pockets and even a USB port. I tend to only use it to carry my laptop and lunch but it has worked well since I got it over 6 months ago. It was affordable and isnt super heavy material but surprising it has stood out very well with no holes, rips or straps breaking.

15.6", PURPLE i JUST received this, so this is based on first impressions: TLDR: If i need to replace due to anything other than catastrophic failure, i would get this again. Paid: $29.99 USD. Free Shipping (Amazon Prime). Received in two days. Easily holds MBP 15" with a protective sleeve, plus several notebooks (paper or digital) and/or binders, charger(s), a light-weight jacket or sweater, miscellaneous small personal stuff, or the computer/notebook, charger(s), overnight change of clothes, a small makeup bag, Good for day-to-day commuter use, or as personal item or carry-on for air travel. Worth the price (so far). OVERALL: i wouldnʻt ask this to protect a laptop from a 5-6ʻ fall off your shoulder onto a hard surface, like just dropping the backpack onto a hard floor - if the computer survived more than a couple of times, iʻd consider the aluminum-silicon gods being extra generous. However, if you fell off your bike while wearing it, and you absorbed part of the fall, i think your laptop and backpack might come out ok. (yeah, iʻve gone through that before, donʻt want to test this back pack with that, though.) Good capacity and access. Construction should stand up to light-moderate use (up to 8-10 lb). DETAILS: Outer shell: medium duty polyester knit fabric: the manufacturer/vendor answering a question says it is 900 denier; not outback trekking material, but good enough for around-town commuter use. reported as water resistant, feels like it, but i donʻt plan to deliberately test it just yet. The front, bottom, and back outer shell is lined with a thin padding that feels like maybe 1/8" poly-something, the kind of material used for wrapping light-weight things for packing, The back of the pack has an additional foam padding, not super thick, adds a bit of protection for contents, but possibly more for providing wearer comfort. Construction feels adequate for carrying a computer and a few light things (notebooks, jacket, etc.) up to about 8-10 lbs to me. Interior lining: medium-light weight polyester. The entire backpack is lined and divided with this material. Feels as though it too might be water resistant, although, again, iʻm not testing it. zippers: medium duty(?) nylon. one very light-duty combination padlock included. shoulder straps: 2 1/4" wide seam-to-seam, padding 2" wide. hand strap (top): 7 1ʻ2" long, 1" wide, 3/8" thick (thick medium dense material core, like urethane foam?) luggage cart strap: on the back surface of the backpack, allows it to be plunked onto the top of rolling luggage by the rolling luggage handle, and prevented from falling off. reflector tabs: 1/2" x 3/4" (4x), 1" x 3/4" (1x) Side Pockets: 6" deep, 4 3/4" wide, 3/8" wide elastic cuff expands from 5" to ~7". Synthetic (Poly or Nylon?) mesh, 3/8" elastic opening cuff. Holds a 3 1/4" wide water bottle Main cargo section: interior dimensions: 5 3/4" deep at base, tapering to 3 1/12" at top. 12" wide at base, a mild taper to 11 3/4" at the top of the laptop pocket, and the last 1 1/4" of height tapers from 10 1/2" to 7" width. 17 3/4ʻ tall. Lots of room for laptop, and a two inch 3-ring binder, or one or two textbooks, notebooks, etc. Someone in the questions section of the reviews said this can hold a 5" binder: it probably could hold a laptop and that,, but i suspect not much else. Maybe the 17" or the 18.4" models have deeper capacity. laptop pocket is a 1" deep bellows- or safari style pocket, so it isnʻt stretched to accomodate even my MacBook Pro 15ʻ Unibody in padded sleeve. The pocket is 12" tall, so the entire laptop fits in the pocket. The inner-facing side of the pocket is lightly padded, so it will last longer, and protect the computer somewhat from scratching or denting by any hard objects you might have in the main cargo section of the backpack. Pass through for USB and headphone cables. Pass-through is NOT watertight! rubber strain relief around the holes in the fabric, but no rain deflector like on the larger model of backpack. moisture can get in, depending on how heavy the rain or spill is. Secondary section: interior dimensions 1 7/8" deep at base, tapering to 1 1/4" at top 11" wide at base, tapering to 9" near the top 15" tall at the zipper patch pockets, main one is 5" deep, 9" height to zipper, sewn onto divider wall between secondary compartment and main cargo compartment. Organizer compartment 11" at base, tapering to 9" at top 15" tall zipper opening reaches to 10" height. flat profile Essentially, a patch pocket with a zipper opening, the front surface is the padded/lined shell, the inner side the same interior lining as everything else. three patch-style credit card-sized RFID pockets. not tested for effectiveness yet. Should be able to tuck a notebook in this space, but probably not anything wider than a 3/4" 3-ring binder, unless you donʻt mind swiping volume from the other compartments. WHAT I LIKE: PROTECTION: MOST of the the outer shell is padded (albeit lightly). It should protect from casual bumps agains desks, shelves, etc. CAPACITY: The shell feels like it will stand up to day-to-day light-to medium duty use. Construction is adequate for carrying about 10-12 pounds. More than that would probably start to strain seams, handles, and zippers. LOTS of capacity for a 15" laptop (even the MacBook Pro Unibody) in a foam sleeve, plus charger, note pads (paper or digital), one or two medium to large books, a light jacket. For air travel, I can probably squeeze my purse inside and use the back pack as my "personal item". Even stuffed to capacity, this probably will fit under most airline seats. ACCESSIBILITY: The Main and Secondary compartments have wide openings: the Main compartment opens 12" from the top on both sides (double zipper), the Secondary opens 8" from the top, also double zipper. The front organizer pocket easily holds my iPad 2021 in its sleeve, so pulling it out at airport security is no problem. Depending on how much stuff i have packed, the laptop should easily come out and go back into its pocket as well. ORGANIZATION: Each of the compartments (Main, Secondary, Organizer) is large enough to accommodate a notebook/notepad. Organizing paper documents is much easier with this rather than a single compartment or with small compartments. oh yeah, the PURPLE is awesome. WHAT I WISH: MORE PADDING: The sides and top of the backpack are not padded - just the outer shell and inner lining. I wish these were padded, to help cushion falls/drops/bumps. iʻm kind of klutzy at times, and so every bit of protection helps. The separations between compartments are made of the interior lining fabric only; i wish these were also padded, as they would add protection and also give more body to the Secondary and Organizer compartments. The shoulder straps have thin padding (1/8"?): because they are 2" wide, it should mitigate the cutting into my shoulders, but i tend to overload my backpack, so extra padding is always welcome. STRONGER ZIPPERS: the bane of my existence. i hope these zippers last the two years i want to get out of this backpack. not super confident, but if i donʻt overload it, i might make it. BIGGER/DEEPER SIDE POCKET with drawstring closure: i carry 3 1/4" dia. 1 liter bottles with insulation; the side pockets just fit them, without insulating pouch, while they do fit, the 6" depth and elastic cuff seem a bit limited for larger water bottles. I guess itʻs a trade-off, since the pockets are just deep enough so that they donʻt interfere with the main compartment zippers. Cord Passthrough unnecessary: for me, putting holes in a backpack doesnʻt make sense - itʻs just somewhere for moisture to get in. Headsets are going Bluetooth, and if you need to charge your handheld device, itʻs probably at the point where you shouldnʻt be using it anyway, and can just put it in the backpack to charge with whatever portable recharger you carry with you.

I regularly travel between cities for overnight stays. My pack needs to hold my laptop, sure, but also surge protectors, clothing, and incidentals; just a wild melange of often hard, pointed stuff. It does. Everything fits. It has for three years now. Even the elastic on the side pockets is going strong. This bag has an important feature you don't often see these days: quality construction. Still looks great. Charging port, while finicky to thread a cord through, is NOT coming off. I'm not even advertising the company with an embroidered or screen-printed logo. It's clean, it's big, it holds a lot, and it lasts.

This travel laptop backpack is lightweight yet though, with durable material that handle daily use and travel wear with ease. The size is ideal compact enough for carryon but roomy enough to fit a laptop, clothes, and the essentials. It has a sleek, modern style and smart compartments that keep everything organize. Highly recommended 🥰🥰

Très bien. Beaucoup d'espace. Solide.

Super sac à dos de voyage très très confortable , assez de place pour mettre faire des affaires dedans pour des grands voyages livraison impeccable très très heureuse de mon sac à dos costaud et très très beau facile apporter pas mal au dos du tout

Sac à dos de bonne qualité,imperméable avec 3 poches principales et plusieurs autres poches et rangements intérieurs pour pc 17 pouces,tablette,vêtements et tout et tout... Il a 2 poches filet des deux côtés pour bouteille d’eau et une ceinture arrière très pratique pour l’accrocher à sa valise à l’aéroport quand on est en voyage. Il est vraiment astucieux et de bonne capacité et on peut y mettre tout ce dont on a besoin pour nos sorties en plein air,randonnée,balade,boulot ou le sport. Il est bien rembourré du côté du dos ce qui est vraiment agréable quand on est en randonnée toute la journée et avec pas mal de choses dans le sac. Ce sac a des petites languettes fluorescentes un peu partout pour être visible la nuit. Il a aussi une sortie usb de l’extérieur pour pouvoir recharger son smartphone tout en l’utilisant en promenade et une sortie câble jack pour écouter de la musique de son lecteur MP3 laissé à l’intérieur du sac. J’utilise ce sac à dos presque tous les jours mais c’était pendant une randonnée que j’ai vu qu’il était très utile avec ses poches et rangements séparés. Il est livré avec un petit cadenas à codes par chiffres pour fermeture du compartiment principal. Je suis vraiment content d’avoir acheté ce beau sac à dos agréable par son design,très utile par sa grande capacité et ses nombreux rangements et efficace par sa qualité de fabrication et je le recommande sans hésitation.

I spend a lot of time in and out of hospital so need my gadgets, this pack is ideal fits all I need, laptop, tablet, chargers, cables with plenty more room for clothing, great grab bag, and with its discreet openings to put a charge lead or headphones in you don't have to empty the bag to use. Highly recommend for those on the go.

I bought the backpack to my husband as a gif and he loved it. It has room for everything, good quality. You can use ir for trip or even for groceries.