OMOUBOI Laptop Backpack,Business Travel Carry On Backpack

I’m very happy and satisfied with this backpack I needed a great durable professional looking backpack for work that is comparable to what I have and after Google researching this was the brand my company used so I bought this brand. I know it will serve me well we’ll buy again for my colleagues.

A nice purchase. This backpack has very thoughtful features. There is a USB port and a headphone jack. Also they use waterproof fabric. It protected our mobile phones very well when we went to the beach along the beach. My son likes it very much

The backpack is a great fit for my needs, a business casual backpack. It works great with my 15-inch Dell computer and other daily essentials. It also has an external USB port, which allows me to charge my phone on the go. The material's durable texture and the wide padded shoulder straps make it very comfortable on the back.

The front zipper broke after my son's first use for school. Broke his first day of school.

There's so much to like about the Omouboi backpack. The design is very sleek and minimal and has a very nice feature set. It has a built-in lock which, could help when traveling in pickpocket prone areas. At least while you have the backpack on, but wouldn't prevent anyone from breaking into the backpack in the event that it is taken. The ports on the side are a nice addition, although I don't really have any devices with a headphone port anymore.I think overall there's only two minor complaints that I have:The first is that the cables on the inside are just loose and interfere with the contents inside. I worry that, if these are connected to a battery pack or device, something could tug and damage either the cable or the port. While there is an interior zippered pocket it is on the opposite flap so you could technically put them in there but they would be crossing the opening.The second complaint is the placement of the zipper lock. Living in an area where it rains a lot, my concern is that where the two zippers meet it isn't fully water resistant because of the gap left when closed and locked. This gap could potentially let rain in and right onto the ports of a laptop, tablet, books, etc., stored inside. It could be that I'm just overly paranoid but when the recent MacBook Pros can cost upwards of $4000 dollars I wouldn't want to risk any damage. A flap covering the zippers or having the lock be on the side could potentially help.That said, this is a really nice backpack, especially when you consider the price.