MARK RYDEN Slim Laptop Backpack for Men, High Tech Backpack with Scratch Resistant Shell and USB Charging Port, Waterproof Business Backpack Ideal for Working, Commuting, Daily

Let me star off by saying that I love the overall quality and the design. Materials used feel very premium. The design is sporty and solid at the same time. Although the latches the top parts are too short. Which is causing bottom part to push under arms and it blocking blood flow to arms. After couple minutes of wearing the backpack my both arms are numb The latches are also a bit damaged on the corners. Too bad I didnt have the best experience with the product.

Súper calidad

Tal y como se ve en la promoción, el producto me parece genial. Solo me molesto el empaque, era muy grande para el tamaño del producto, hizo que el envio fuera muy costoso

Compact, just what I was looking for

This bag could have been perfect. It has fantastic build quality, a lot of pockets for everything you need, great protection, and is waterproof. The only negative I could find was the USB charging (which is very important to me). The USB charging port on this bag is ancient tech. Its using a USB 2.0 charging port and a micro USB. No modern device purchased in the last few years uses USB 2.0 or micro USB, USB 3.0 and USB C are standard now. Almost all modern devices have switched to USB C (such as macbooks, iPads, Samsung Galaxy phones/tablets, etc.). The reason for this is because batteries have increased in capacity and fast charging is a thing now. And because the outer port for this is USB 2.0, even if you have an external battery that is USB C (fast charge compatible), it will only charge at USB 2.0 speeds because it is limited by the 2.0 outlet. This means you cant actually use the built-in charger with your USB C external battery unless you want to charge over 10x slower. Using USB 3.0 and USB C allows the device to access fast charging. A modern smartphone will take about 1-2 hours to fast charge using USB C or USB 3.0, dependant on the battery size. A modern smartphone charging on USB 2.0 will likely take up to half a day. Some devices like iPad Pros wont even charge at all on USB 2.0 (most laptops wont either). There is absolutely zero reason (other than trying to cut costs) to use a USB 2.0 and micro USB instead of a USB 3.0 and USB C as the charging ports. This is a brand new bag that just came out, if it was the year 2015, then Id give it a pass, but in 2021? Its unacceptable. The good thing is the bag is well-made. The outer shell is hard but flexible. It provides good protection and will lay flat. There are a lot of pockets inside to store various items. It can easily hold my 12.9 iPad Pro in the laptop section of the pouch. It can fit in the other tablet pocket (right in front of the laptop pouch), but It is a bit overloaded in that pocket, but the bag will still close if you need both pouches. It even has a small pouch where the back strap is and also another big pocket on the back of the bag. Basically, you wont run out of pockets or space using this bag. And because it lays flat so it seems more compact. The bag itself is really well designed aside from the charging port. You should honestly not buy this bag if you want to use the charging port. It will frustrate you with how slow things charge if it charges at all. Its better to just use a USB C portable battery and charge from there directly.

very good

Looks great for formal events. Fill it with clothes or paper for couple of days to get the new bag to the proper shape.

No issues, its a solid backpack - been using it for about 2 months now

It is exactly good as described!!! Super sturdy and nice materials. I luckily tested it with rain today and it has very nice water resistance. The breathing back is also very good with the stripes. Its absolutely good for commuting. I like it a lot and already looking at other product from Markryden!

Seems like a solid bag. Stylish, shoulder straps are wide and padded for good comfort, and its a very practical flat/rectangular shape. Most backpacks are floppy and dont hold their shape unless stuffed (i.e. theyll never look like the picture), but this one actually has a hard shell. The zippers are YKK branded, for those who care. The carrying handle is oversized and very convenient/comfortable to grab. It fits my laptop and all its accessories (charger, mouse, cooling pad) as well as a number of other tech accessories (extra chargers, power bank, headphone case). Theres enough room to toss in a couple extra things beyond that (ipad?), but not anything bulky like a water bottle. The main downside is that the internal organization isnt great. Its OK, but the pockets arent mesh so you cant see inside them, some are hard to get your hand into, and I wish there were a few more of them. Also, the charging port weirdly includes micro USB. Not like it matters since it has regular USB too, but... Strange.