Ranipak Luggage Durable Utility Computer Casual Backpack Bag, Black, One Size

Really good tote for the price. The build quality is good and it fits my 15 inch Mac Book (2014 Model to give you an idea of size) and iPad with some room to spare. There's not a ton of room in it if you have a laptop and tablet in it. There's cushion to separate the tablet, phone and computer, so I feel like everything is secure in there.There's also about 4 stash pockets, so if you don't want something falling out like medicine, keys, or whatever there's plenty of places to put them without worrying about people taking it off of you.It's comfortable, but I feel like for the size I should be able to put more things in it (but maybe I just carry around too much junk).

Nice backpack, could have been a little bigger but overall nicely made and durable.*Update* 20160720 - 1 year laterWell I've had this little baby for over a year now and it has held up amazingly. It's not used every day but would say that over the course of a year there's been a solid 5 months or so use for work. In this time I have picked up other backpacks with invariably make their way to my kids and this one comes back out to be used. My first reaction was a little tempered since it was supposed to fit 17" laptops and it didn't however my work laptop is 15" and it is the perfect size for that one. It usually contains the laptop, USB keyboard and trackball, power cords, a notebook or two and other odds and ends. The laptop itself sits in a little sleeve opening which keeps it from falling out if you're digging in the pack for something else (VERY NICE).The stitching is just as good as it was the first day and the clasps and plastic pieces are still in one piece with no cracks or breaks in them. One of my kids used it for a couple weeks for school and I'm sure it got tossed around and abused but still looking good. I would definitely buy this one again if I needed something for a 15" or smaller laptop. If you need to go bigger It would need to be very thin and wouldn't be a stretch I think to get it to fit.Pros: Great longevityOnce you get the right sized laptop it works wellSturdy and strong materialsPlenty of pockets for holding everythingCons: not a con so much but wish it fit my 17" laptop. :)

This backpack looks nice and has good capacity.The lining in some places is a touch weak and tore pretty quick under what I consider normal use.The neoprene container for the laptop is a design fail. While it might (probably) keeps the laptop dry, try getting your laptop in and out quick/easily. Add content to the backpack and forget it.To be fair, I have a cover on my laptop. If it was just the aluminum of my MBP it would be easier to insert and remove, but there's still the issue of having stuff int he backpack.I used this for 1 week of travel (I travel weekly). It was a true hassle to pull out my backpack for the TSA in both directions.I got it for not too much. It's an OK backup but I'll keep with my highly reliable Surge from The North Face.

It has the outward appearance of a messenger type bag, but the interior is disappointing. The laptop sleeve functions well enough, but there really aren't enough pockets / organizers to be useful. Perhaps it's that the pockets aren't properly sized / placed. For example, the "tablet" sleeve fits an iPad, but not if it's in a case. Ditto for the phone sleeve. The way the pockets are arranged, it's really hard to access them when holding the bag. You need to set it down in order to get your things out. Finally, the waterbottle sleeve is not well built. When I zipped a water bottle inside the pocket, it split the seams.I was hopeful for this design but it just doesn't perform as well as a standard two-pocket backpack.

I used this bag for almost 3 months. It is super durable, fits pretty much every media that I need in a trip without a fail. The compartment are not as many as some of my other bags, but for nice,unique style, this is one nice bag. One thing that I do like to mention is that the computer compartment, it seems it lacks of elasticity, it just seems loose after just couple months of use. Now, my computer is only 14 inches, so is not too big to stretch out to that point.

Looks great - more unique and modern compared to other laptop backpacks. Sleek but able to hold laptop, notebooks and a few other flat items. I wouldn't recommend this for a student if they need to lug around books. The front zipper pocket is handy but best for relatively thin items as the pocket isn't made to bulge out. Good alternative to briefcase/messenger bags.

I was not impressed at all. The way it's designed makes it tight to put anything in. I had a Swiss pack and I think I am going to go back to Swiss!

I bought this bag for my husband who carries a few items around, including a MacBook, his phone, some accessories and some other paper items. I will say that he carries a few things that make it feel pretty heavy - so after a few uses it ripped on the side. Not pretty. In any case, it's a good looking bag and if you plan to not put too many things in it, it should last. If you plan to stuff it with lots of heavy paper and computer like my husband, don't buy it. Again, I also will say it is a good-looking bag with a few handy storage areas... until it rips.