40L Travel Laptop Backpack for Men, TSA Airline Approved Durable Laptop Backpack, 15.6 Inch Anti Theft Water Resistant Business College Computer Bag with USB Charging Port Headphone Interface, Black

Overall it is a very nice and roomy laptop backpack, travel and TSA friendly. It fits 13-15in laptop comfortably, mine is a 13in and there are lots of space to slide in the power adapter and mouse as well. The main compartment can store lots of stuffs, books, magazine, or clothes. Couple designs are awesome, like the pass-through USB for powerbank, where you can store the powerbank INSIDE the backpack, and have an external port for charging. Note it is basically just an extension cable between the interior and exterior of the backpack. Also, it is friendly for the laptop to stay in the backpack, while you can open the backpack into 2 halfs for X-ray. There are one zipped big storage compartment at the bottom of the back where you can store passports and tickets, very convenient. There are something not perfect that I have to take out a star for these: There isnt a nice size pocket inside to store the powerbank. There are 2 holes opening for headphone or USB or other cables to pass-through between exterior/interior, however, take a look the photo of the inside, the openings definitely are not the nicely, intended opening, its just like someone using a sharp knife making a cut. There should be some sort of ring or stitches to protect the openings from splitting out. A fail execution here while the original design is good for wires pass-through. Most of the zippers are one way, except the main big compartment are two-way, I hope more two-way so that you can zip/unzip from either side, left or right. The bottom of the backpack is just the ordinary fabric without any further enforcement, so putting this backpack on the floor or rough surface may scratch it and shorten the life of the bottom. Other than these, usable, great for travel, be sure not to put it on or drag it along rough surface. Good design in the TSA/travel friendly, powerbank pass-through, passport/ticket pockets.

This is a very large backpack with a lot of nice features. The laptop pocket unzips all the way so you can go through airport security without removing the laptop from the bag. There is a strap across the back so you can hook it onto a rolling suitcase, back zipper mesh pocket, two side pockets for water bottles/drinks, back and straps have some nice padding for comfort, four other zipper pouches to keep things organized and a USB connector so you can charge a device with the battery pack still inside the backpack. The main pocket is wide enough to easily fit a full-size box of tissues. If you are purchasing this to use as a personal item on a flight I would be careful about packing too much in it or it may not fit under the seat in front of you. This looks like it will hold a ton of stuff!

I took this backpack on a short 3-day business trip. The backpack has a lot of space. I was able to get a MacBook Air, iPad, stylus pen, laptop stand, full size mouse and keyboard, bluetooth speaker, earbuds, cables, power blocks, battery packs all in and I had room to spare. Nice design with many pockets and comfortable padded straps. The concern with backpacks is often durability at any price but especially at this price point. The material used on the inside to separate compartments can sometimes be very thin and subject to punctures and rips, but these seem reasonably durable. The material on the outside is about what you expect at this price – not the best but with care to limit wear should give decent service life. The zippers and seams are an area where costs can be reduced and there is no exception here. The zipper pulls are a decent quality but the zippers themselves may limit service life and the seams would be something I would keep an eye on over time to make sure they don’t work loose and cause you to lose things you won’t even realize are gone until you get to your destination. A failed zipper on the wrong compartment can make the backpack somewhat useless so care when zipping/unzipping to minimize stresses on the zippers would probably be wise. At this price point it’s not a bad backpack but it should not be confused for one that will last years with heavy or harsh use.

This is a nice-looking laptop backpack -- the gray is more attractive than the basic black ones most people seem to have. Like any travel backpack it has its pros and cons because everyone has their own preferences for number of pockets and how they are arranged. Besides its good looks (fashionable, professional), it has the desirable feature of being able to open out flat the laptop section, so easier to take through security checkpoints. There are a good number of pockets and there is an inside pocket and connecting cable for a power bank. The contoured shoulder straps are not as comfortable as some but more comfortable than others -- of course, this varies so much from person to person because everyones chest is different. There is no chest strap on this model.

I like it. This backpack is large enough for my laptop and books. Love the charging port access. Would recommend

Perfect for middle school student that cant use locker, as its too small to hold a binder. He is able to carry all binders throughout the day and they fit! Has multiple compartments and a spot for his phone. Happy we bought this. Can be used for traveling too.

This backpack has lots of storage options and seems to be well-built. Its not the most rugged material, but then again, Im not hiking Mt. Everest!! Its not too heavy and has all sorts of pockets and a charging port. I dont have a laptop, but it would accommodate one nicely. The fabric was water-resistant on a drizzly outing. I took off one star because I wish all of the zipper opened in two directions instead on just one. However, at a price point of under $40, its a good value!

My son has really enjoyed using this back. He likes all the space and charging feature.

My high school son desperately needed a larger backpack than the previous one he owned. This backpack is perfect. He has the protected and easily accessible area to get his laptop in/out. He can fit his large binders and books in this bag and it holds the weight comfortably on his shoulders. Lots of pockets to hold pens/pencils/graphing calculator/etc. We put a portable charger inside and now he can easily hook up his phone to the outside of the bag.

As a frequent traveler you never have enough bags or you need several bags to do the job of one. This was a pretty solid backpack. However, since I use a J Hook while traveling, my bags often hang or touch the floor when not in use. I made the mistake of dragging the bag through the airport and the bottom got pretty scratched up. There could be some added reinforcement to the lower half of the bag. All the compartments were pretty decent in size. The dark color should prevent obvious stains and dirt. I carry large water bottles to work and wish the pocket was just a bit larger.