Everki Onyx Business Laptop Backpack – Ballistic Nylon and Leather Office Backpack, Travel-Friendly with Tech Compartment, Black

The bag is very well made, strong and VERY comfortable. The lumbar support is really nice and the straps are well padded Lots of pockets! More pockets than you can shake a stick at!! My 13" MacBook Air and iPad Pro 12" fit perfectly as do my Beoplay H9i in their 3rd party case, and all the charging leads. The pockets for the MacBook and iPad are 'fur' lined. I got fed up of backpacks failing on me, mostly coming apart on the straps. This has a 30 year guarantee so I hope I am good if it fails. Is it worth £250 - that's subjective! I think it needs to massage my back as I walk for that money, but it is the best I could find and I did a lot of research on-line. Every bag that fitted the bill of what I needed were all in this price range This bag stands up on its own! Sounds trivial but it makes a difference. Overall its quality and you wont be disappointed with the build etc, just smarts a bit to pay the £250 after several weeks of use it is still a very good bag, except: because there is no hard separation between compartments, the contents inside the small side pocket interfere when trying to put away the iPad pro. Just a small issue but it is starting to annoy me. The inside 'flap' or separator could also be longer in my opinion. BUT still happy with the purchase

So many pockets! Sometimes I've forgotten to zip the pockets up haha. Really good quality I have no fear carrying my laptop at all, the material is so soft in there and I love the orange insides as it's really easy to see what's in the back. Very pleased with this bag. The only criticism would be that the straps could really do with having a cross the chest strap. Something I might get a tailor to do for me, as this bag ticks all the other boxes so well!

I am utterly delighted by this purchase. It has a pocket for everything, and the zips are smooth and rugged, with easy to find tags. Despite looking small - important if you are flying just with a daypack and wheelie - it has generous space for my 15 inch Apple laptop with ample clearance at the top corner. It is comfortable to carry if a little stiff; it will soften up a little I expect. The build quality is exceptional and feels as if it will last 30 years. This is the backpack of a frequent travellers' dreams and worth every penny of the purchase price. I would take this to a board meeting it looks so professional.

Bought this for an upcoming flight, and I have managed to fit 3 laptops, a PS5, External Hard drives, all the cables I could possibly need and more

Excellent. I know is pricey but worth every penny.

Es una gran opción, materiales de gran calidad, la tela, los cierres. Comparada con otras opciones en el mercado que cuestan el doble solo por la marca. Lo que hace la diferencia es el foco que han puesto en la funcionalidad del diseño.

Sac à dos parfaitement conçu, packaging de qualité, il est tellement beau que je ne vais pas l'utiliser au quotidien (sur chantiers) mais que dans des circonstances bureautiques uniquement. Rien à redire si ce n'est le prix qui reste cher par rapport à des sacs un peu moins bien pour 20% du prix de celui-ci.

Was looking for a good hybrid option for my everyday work bag as and a travel bag. This bag checks all the boxes. Amazing amount of storage, rigid enough to stand on its own but comfortable enough to carry on travel. 10/10.

Been using this bag for over 6 months and I am so glad I got it over a TUMI. It comes with compartments that just makes sense and made with high quality materials

Been an airline grunt now for 20+ years. The biz can be a meat grinder and those of you in know what I'm talking about when it comes to tools of the trade. I've owned Samsonite, TravelPro, Purdy Neat (aka LuggageWorks), and Briggs and Riley. Whether it's a trip to Scranton or Singapore, we NEED durable stuff for our, uh, stuff. Our gear needs to abide rogue hotel van drivers, dirty cockpits and galleys, deadheads crammed into coach like a rhesus monkey and on and on. Don't listen to/read the self-proclaimed road warriors' travel gear reviews. Listen to flight crews' reviews. Our stuff takes a beating that makes an NFL linebacker grimace. My luggage complement now consists of Briggs and Riley roll-a-board and THIS. I buy quality crap because I need it to last but couldn't justify the mega-$$ for the B&R companion backpack. This bad boy is just as good as anything B&R makes if not better, and for less money. I read a LOT of reviews beforehand and really wanted something that worked especially well in the flight deck. Here's where this dude shines: * It sits upright and doesn't flop on the ground like a Premier League midfielder. * It has an excellent and sturdy sunglass holder...ON TOP! Pilots take note. That little space to your left or right) up front is limited. Idk about other planes but it fits perfectly in a B757/B767/B777, etc. * The front pocket with a magnetic latch is perfect for your Telex headset. * The rear laptop/iPad pockets are generous and hold my collapsible cockpit window shades in addition to the other stuff like a clipboard (that we use to hold our lunch). * Plenty of pen and doodad holders. * Sleeve for sliding over roll-a-board handle. * One-of-a-kind zippered side pocket for passport and wallet. Not completely hidden but close enough. * THE ZIPPERS! Chunky and robust, like your captain that's subsisted on crew meals for years. * Overall construction and material is great. * Not a spaghetti mess of useless dangly straps that nobody EVER uses. I'm talking about you North Face. * The side pockets are fantastic. I use one to hold my flashlight. The other for an umbrella. One of 'em is purportedly for a water bottle but haven't used it as such yet. Granted, this unit is new. Let's see what a few trips does to it!