YOREPEK Laptop Backpack for Men, Large 17 Inch Durable Travel Backpack Water Resistant, Airline Approved Computer Bag with USB Charging Port, Anti Theft Bag for College Business Work, Black

Great for short trip traveling

With the enhanced cleaning protocols in place due to the pandemic, my daughter had to bring everything home from school each night. Thats a lot of stuff, and were not even into jacket and coat weather yet. Her old backpack was literally straining at the seams with all that stuff in it. This backpack has a place for her water bottle (theyre not allowed to use drinking fountains this year, another virus protocol), her phone, and all her books. It holds all that stuff and has a little bit of room left over.

Still early to give a full estimate on durability, however, it has survived two weeks of 40 minute drives to school and back after 4 class period days and being tossed around like a jacket. The steel cable included in the rubber grip handle provides fantastic strengh. From class to class on hot days it also definitely keeps you coolest, the least amount of sweat on my back then previous bags I have had. I love how all the diffrent large capacity pockets keeps my books separated and in place making it easier to walk up and down steps without it swaying everywhere. The attachment on the side is also great. The power pack inside can stay cool and dry while Im plugged in to the outside of the bag. I would definitely recommend this bag to friends and family. My brother and I sure love the ones we purchased. : ) UPDATE: A semester later and this backpack is still looking brand new. I am still recommending this backpack, because I wont need a new one anytime soon! :D

I can comfortably fit 2 laptops, their peripherals, a 2 inch texbook, large headphones, some clothes, 2 water bottles/drinks, and miscellaneous stationaries all at the same time. Was allowed to take said backpack as a carryon since it was right under the size requirements. I never ended up used the usb extender in any prolonged manner so I cant comment as to its longevity. Top handle is solidly built. 5/5 Additional thoughts: Backpack was a bit heavy after putting it all in. Maybe have a buckle to connect the 2 shoulder straps together so it is easier to carry.

So far this is the best backpack I have had. I travel a lot and contract overseas. This bag is literally used to try single day. It is durable and holds a lot. Had to walk on the rain and nothing inside got wet. Where the computer goes is the best I’ve seen. Couldn’t ask for anything better at a really great price.

I went on a trip to Cuba on board ship and has to still stay in touch with my clients. I was traveling with a friend who needed me to carry her luggage also because her arm was in a sling. So rather than take my typical carry-on bag that I roll along on wheels, are used this backpack to do the same job and it worked out fine giving me a free hand to help her as well as carry my luggage. Also in the past, on occasion, I have had the airlines tell me that the overhead bin’s were full and that I had to check my carry-on rolling bag. They won’t do this if all you were caring is this backpack. You can pack a small purse inside it to use when you get to your destination.

Hi, huge nerd here. I absolutely love this backpack! I had swiss gear back back for about 8 yrs and its starting to fall apart but is still usable. I was carrying all my DnD stuff in it but the straps were really starting to break down along with killing my back. I found this one on Amazon, saw all the great reviews, and decided to give it a chance. Gotta say its really awesome! Between my 5 DnD books, dice tray, 2 bags of dice, life counters, notebooks, pencils, pens, erasers, etc I still have room for more! Aside from great space the straps are a lot thicker which makes it feel like the weight is distributed more equally so it doesnt hurt my back or shoulders to carry it. Highly recommend it! Itd make a great book bag for students or a travel bag!

This does fit a Lenovo 17 which measures larger than some other 17 computers apparently (or else some people who answered the question dont actually own one, or didnt actually measure their own computers). I had returned 2 bags already that said it fit 17 laptops. The Lenovo measurements are 11 1/2 x 16 1/2 and on diagonal measures 19 3/4 Water resistance got an average from me because they are the same when resistant as most. Only the water PROOF will be better.

I have not used this backpack yet but I was looking for something that I could take as a carry-on for an international trip after receiving this it is very well made it has a lot of extra pockets to put your things in a little bit separated you can also carry a laptop and other electronic devices it has a plug for your battery to charge your phone or devices that plugs right into the side of it it also has a headphone area that you can plug into through the top of the bag the zippers are all well-made and the color is black with red trim I picked this color due to the fact my other hard sided luggage that I will be taking a long is all black I will update my review after use but so far I am well pleased

I fit 2 laptops into the same main zipper-ed compartment this bag with ZERO issues. I originally intended to pack this backpack into my checked luggage before boarding its first flight, but my checked bag was 6 pounds overweight which would have cost me $40+ in additional fees... I first thought the backpack was far too large to be considered a personal item for carry-on, but it was not. Super annoying to have to pull both laptops out and put them in separate plastic bins for the probing at the airport security checkpoint but ever with all the gear I put in this backpack for a week-long work trip, it was only at about half of its fit capacity. It fit under the seat in front of me without an issue. Its comfortable to carry one 1 or 2 shoulders. The only questionable part about it is how the USB charger pack is supposed to work? Seems like a good idea in theory, but... the way the bag is designed to hold the charger pack seems like it would be a rather small charger pack that would be a challenge to recharge later. There are a few port holes where USB cables run through (included with the bag) but Im not so sure Id ever actually used them. Cool idea though. I was a bit skeptical of this backpack purchase at first because it seemed like kind of a gimmick: lots of space, cheaper than others of similar capacity, usb port holes built in, etc. But I have to say Im VERY glad I have this backpack now. Definitely an upgrade from the other laptop backpacks that Ive purchased over the years that have ended up with odd problems like broken or frozen zippers. Aside from the still-needs-work USB charger-pack concept, this thing is perfect for travel.