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A good size, fits in my 15" no laptop along with the charger and a notebook and pencil case so I can use it for uni. The colour is slightly darker than pictured. I ordered the grey one and was expecting it to be light grey but it's darker but that's not really an issue.It arrived on time and well packaged.It's good quality material and looks nice. So overall I'm happy with the product.

Normally I buy neoprene bags for laptops but the neoprene ones do not have a strap to prevent the bag and laptop to fall off the pull-along luggage.If you have a recently bought 15.6 inch laptop you should have not trouble. But mine is a HP 450 ProBook including VGA & HDMI ports, + a DVD optical drive. Although this business laptop is new the design suits a travelling professional where I am expected to give training sessions and occasionally burn data onto DVD's for the client. This is where I found this bag too small. I have to force it inside the bag to fit. Otherwise the bag is what you would expect from a £20 bag.Caution. don't bother with the shoulder strap. It is only a cheap £20 bag after all. Ditch it and buy a replacememnt shoulder strap from Lowepro or Samsonite (if these manufacturers still make them). Choose a shoulder strap which has two adjusting buckets, either side of a curved, padded, shoulder pad with non-slip material on the underside shuch that the load is less likely to slide off your shoulder and that the buckle will not dig into you shoulder. Cheap straps (ones with single adjusting buckles tend to dig into your shoulder).

Really lightweight, stylish laptop bag.I swapped my old heavy leather bag and have been pleased with my choice.The inner of the bag has 3 compartments which are perfect for your laptop, charger and notebook. The front has a zip compartment for pens or bits and bobs and the luggage flap on the back makes this a versatile bag for travelling

Looks good, can’t really comment on durability after a week and a bit but I can confirm it is water resistant!It holds a laptop and tablet and general stuff really well - the slight issue is the inevitable power pack that most windows laptops end up with, but no one really can sort that out except the laptop producersThere are other comments on here about the stitching and I have to say the carry handles are a little bit “primark” compared to the rest of the case, there were loose threads but nothing unstitched on mine, but they do let down the overall feel of the case but that said i tend to use the strap or put it on top of carry on luggage which works really well.

In the past, I used mainly to use pilot cases when seeing students as I had large textbooks and a lot of past papers to carry (A-level). Since the reforms which mean the syllabuses and paper sequences have started again and I do more KS3 and GCSE, I needed a lighter bag to carry somewhat thinner paperbacks and only one or two sets of past papers. For this purpose, I find this kind of lightweight laptop bag ideal. I use the shoulder strap and then have one hand free for a Samsonite briefcase and the other for my house and car keys. I don't swap books in and out much so the wear and tear on the interior is limited and being covered in fabric, it won't scratch the client's dining room table when I lay it down flat.