Large Travel Backpack, Extra Large Carry on Backpack, Yamdeg Big 17 Inch Laptop Backpack Bag for Business with USB, TSA Airline Approved Waterproof Outdoor Sports Laptop Backpack for Women Men, Grey

This a great quality traveling backpack. Great as a carry on luggage. That is what I intend to use it as. It has quite a few pockets for different items and the charging port is an added bonus. Highly recommend it.

It is hard to believe how many pockets and pouches and zippers this bag has - not to mention that it can hold your laptop and provide a charger for it. I love the compartments that are location in areas that would be difficult for anyone other than yourself to access. It holds my ThinkPad P17 laptop like a champ - I feel that it is secure. The only thing that really stood out to me when I opened it was that the color actually looks almost more like a bright deep pink than a red to me. Just dont want anyone thinking that it will be a true red. Its a pretty cool bag that should be able to hold everything you could possibly need for a short work trip or as a great carryon if you are taking a longer trip and want to bring your laptop along.

Seems well made. I worry about the zippers a little, since they feel very light. But for the price, this is a great deal. Definitely large enough for a 17.3 laptop. The one in my picture is a15.6. So, to me, the picture in the ad seems a little far fetched if that truely is a 17 laptop. Eitherway doesnt affect my rating, as the product is still effective. Lots of pockets. And the arm paddings, and back pads are really nice and make this thing comfortable to carry.

This backpack is great for travel. I love that it is already TSA approved. It has enough room in it for my laptop, an extra keyboard and mouse, my purse and a few other things. It is very durable and I love that it is waterproof.

What a great backpack for travel, school, or whatever. My favorite things: -a pretty pop of color on quality material. -the stitching appears to be strong and durable so it should last the test of time and weighty things. -its padded in all the right places: the carry handle, the straps, and along the back. -it has a LOT of pockets and they are almost all zippered for security. Plus it has a hidden zip pocket on the back for additional security. -it has TWO water bottle pockets. This can come in handy when you want to carry an umbrella or need extra drinks. -it expands and has straps to secure the expansion in the place you want. The main compartment is really, really roomy. Roomier than Ive seen in most backpacks which is great. Sometimes you need that extra space to carry clothes, a jacket, a travel pillow, whatever. -it has double zippers so you can zip/unzip from either side. -it has a laptop slip pocket with elastic and padding to keep it secure and safe. Plus, its a big backpack so itll fit bigger laptops. -it has an attached USB cable so you can carry your own powerbank and charge your phone or tablet on the go. -it has a strap that allows you to carry it easily on rolling luggage for travel. -it has curved straps which tend to fit better, imo. And the straps have a bit of reflective material to ensure safety at night. I dont really have any complaints about this backpack. It has a ton of great, thoughtful features and its big but not so big it wont fit under an airplane seat. For the price, this is a fantastic buy.

Ive carried some large bags for laptops before. I have been known to travel with two laptops and two iPads and a TSA-intimidating collection of charging cables. This absurdly large backpack beats all of them, except maybe the duffel bag. It has two mesh stretch pockets on the side for bottles or cans. Lots of pockets and layers on the outside, and then theres the small warehouse that is the main pocket. The laptop pocket will hold three laptops. No joke. I should get a photo of that situation, but the picture I shared has my XPS 15 9570 in a plastic shell. I had this, a guaiboshi laptop sleeve (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BQ5YZSW5, originally meant to hold another ultrabook), and the other ultrabook (a Toshiba of some sort, cant remember the model). Id be confident that my new 16 Macbook Pro in a plastic shell and the XPS 15 in a shell *and* an iPad Pro 12.9 in keyboard case would fit comfortably and safely in just the laptop sleeve. I also had about 20 fiber optic cables, a few chargers, a very large 160+ watt battery pack, and some Rocketbook notebooks and it still had room. The other photo shows a Logitech ergonomic keyboard that, without the fiber cables, would pretty much fit inside the pocket. I think that some internal organization, like packing/compression cubes, would make this amazing for even 2-3 days travel. Since I no longer need to travel with 2-3 devices, I scaled back to a much smaller bag, but this one is on deck for my next weekend trip. I should also call out the external USB charging and USB/headphone gaskets on the side. I put a little 5000mAh batter in the internal pocket and connected it to the external jack, where I had a 3-in-1 cable for lightning, usb-c, and microusb. I could have run another cable out through the port on the side, along with a headphone cable if Id chosen to put my iPod inside. I never was too fond of this battery pack function but I liked it in this bag. Itd be even more comfortable when stuck in an airport and not wanting to plug into the wall. Even with the stupidly large size of this bag, I had to give it five stars. I try not to do that often, but in this case, it was a very unique success story.

OK, so Im not using this for a laptop bag, but for travel, and this bag is perfect for a carry on. the way it opens up 180 degrees so its easier to fit your clothes in and is very roomy. Build quality is top notch and zippers work great. The usb charging port is a nice touch. This should last us years.

This backpack has nice large compartments and storage areas all over itself. The main compartment is very large and can easily hold clothes for overnight stays. The other compartments are also large, but some are small and for specific purposes. The routed USB charging port is handy to have so I can keep my battery bank safely inside the backpack and still have access to it for charging my phone or tablet. Quality is good and I have used it a few times for short trips and it is holding up very well so far.

I recently used the Travel Backpack during my international trip and I have to say I am impressed. One of the best features is that it easily passed through TSA as a carry on. The backpack has multiple compartments that provide a lot of space to store my travel essentials. It is well padded and comfortable to wear, making it ideal for long walks or hikes. I even packed a pair of boots and it fit comfortably. All of the zippers are smooth and work well, and they arent too loud when opening or closing them. I was able to fit the backpack under the airplane seat on the way there, and when the bag was fuller on the return trip, I put it in the overhead compartment. Additionally, there is a strap at the back of the bag that attaches to most rolling suitcase handles, making it easy to carry both items at once. The only issue I noticed is that the stitching was showing, but I am hopeful that it will hold up over time as I plan to use it for business travel. Overall, I highly recommend the Travel Backpack for anyone in need of a reliable and spacious backpack for their travels.

This is a nice large backpack. Seems like most nowadays are smaller. This size is about the max that can fit in an overhead compartment on a plane and I imagine is deliberate. Nice quality with all the usual extra pockets and compartments. Well made also. A good deal. :)