Convertible Backpack Shoulder Bag Messenger Bag Laptop Case Business Briefcase Leisure Handbag Multi-Functional Travel Rucksack Fits 17.3 Inch Laptop for Men/Women (Canvas Dark Grey)

I've had my last backpack, a mostly plain black bag, for well over 10 years at this point. It was starting to wear down and I needed to replace it eventually and I'm happy that I chose this bag to fit the bill. Here's hoping it lasts 10 years as well!Laptop slot:Yep, that will fit a big laptop for sure. I've got a 17.3" Lenovo Y70 and weighing in at 3.4kg I needed a sturdy and comfortable backpack to hold it.Fits my laptop, which is also in a sleeve, without any issues.Size:There are 4 separate compartments to this bag, as well as two smaller, slightly hidden, compartments -- one on the back and one on the right-shoulderstrap side for a phone/media player. Overall, the bag is large enough for school or business, but would not work very well as a carry-all / overnight bag. None of the compartments are particularly large, but because of this the bag is very compact and I appreciate that.In the primary compartment I fit my laptop, a notebook and some paper, my laptop charging brick and cable, a portable charger for the USB connection, a small mechanical keyboard (Pok3r, a 60% keyboard), a mouse, and still have room to toss my coffee mug in there at the end of the day, but not much more.In the secondary compartment there's much less room, but enough for a few notebooks maybe, and there's a little organizer for pens, and other misc items. The third zipper there actually goes to a small pouch that floats in the second compartment -- another misc. junk pocket.The last compartment is the zipper right on the front of the bag, and you can't fit a whole lot in there. I use it as a napkin stash.Comfort:Very. The back breathes well enough -- still gets a little warm but I've yet to meet a backpack that doesn't. The shoulder straps are very comfortable as well -- even with all of the weight I put on them.USB port:This is just a convenient little feature. It doesn't come with a battery so you need to supply your own, but it is nice to be able to leave that in the bag and connect to the outside. The pocket right below it functions well as a place to hold your phone while it chargesMesh side-pocket:Speaking of said pocket, this is a very small pocket. You can fit small water bottles / mugs ( and i mean, like, cup holder small) but that's tight. On the positive, I guess, it is consequently very secure. The pocket is, however, perfect for a collapsible umbrella.Design:Simple, but not boring. Not going to attract a lot of attention, but it does look relatively unique and the pattern is nice.

This bag is exactly what I needed. I got a new CAD laptop at work that is very large and heavy and it didn't quite fit in my old bag. Figured I would give this bag a shot because the reviews were good and the price was right. The bag fits everything I need (17"+ laptop, charger, mouse, notepad, 2 days worth of clothes) and still has a little room. The versatility of having a shoulder strap, backpack, and briefcase style handles all in one bag make it appropriate for every situation. It is made of a canvas like material (almost like blue jeans) with leather accents and the zippers are very smooth. I'm sure it will last a long time. I highly recommend this bag.

This bag has a great look to it for a more "professional" laptop bag (I was previously using an Under Armor shoulder sling bag). The UA bag was great, but had a few details that I was ready to change, such as it's sporty vs professional appearance (which does make sense for the brand) and it did not have a lot of storage options (compact vs utility). I had reached a point where I wanted something that looked more professional and had more areas for storage so I researched different laptop bags for about 6 months before I decided to buy this one. I was really interested in finding something that was somewhat compact, but still offered a way to organize my electronics (laptop, cables, accessories, etc). Most bags that had all the storage compartments I was looking for were bulky. This was the best combination of the two that I could find and it was a great price.I have not had the bag long enough to comment on it's durability. I can say from transferring all of my items to it and carrying it around the house, it does feel sturdy. So far the only thing I would change is the shoulder strap clips. They need to be a little bigger in order to more easily take on & off the bag. They can be hooked and unhooked, but it takes way more effort that should be necessary. I've read some comments that the zipper pulls are noisy, but I haven't carried it enough to really see how noisy they are. I will say that I do not plan on using it in it's backpack form. I prefer shoulder bags over backpacks.If anything changes in the durability or if anything happens that would be good for others to know, I will update my review. For now, I really like the bag.