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Size: My 16" Macbook Pro is perfectly snug -- with a thin plastic protector case on my laptop. In fact, it's so snug that I have to pull the case around the edges before I can zip it shut.Value for money: It's a great price for the quality. Everything about it feels quality-made.Color: The color is exactly like the photos. The dark blue gives it a very professional and sharp look.Construction: The corners are very strong, which makes me feel much more comfortable when traveling with it. The brown handle on the top is strong, and I like how it flattens against the case, which makes it easier to manage.Pockets: The pockets are handy but a little too small to hold much else besides small items, like a mouse, a phone, a wallet, etc. My MacBook charging cable fits easily into the smaller pocket.Materials: I've taken it on one international trip so far, and it still looks brand new. The shoulder strap is strong, and the zippers feel high-quality. The padding and material inside the laptop compartment feel plush and high-quality.

I recently bought a 2022 Asus M16 Gaming Laptop ( Alder Lake 12900H cpu, 3070ti gpu, 16gb stock ddr5 that ive upgraded to 40gb ddr5, stock 1tb ssd drive, as well as an added 2tb samsung 980 Pro ssd m2 gen 4 i just installed with the ram upgrade.But i was looking for a sharp, well made, and good looking case that would not only look good, provide form/fit/function above everything else, and have some additional storage and not be super thick and puffy etc.This case is slim, but it provides a few pockets that let me store the power brick that every laptop has, lets me store the external mouse i bought because i prefer to use an external mouse ( logitech G502 Hero - the absolute best mouse gaming/productivity/ease of use/etc mouose other there for the price ( which was under 50 bucks and i think maybe 40 or 42 ))So 3 external pockets all together, and the inside of the main pocket which stores the laptop is well made with a fleece style.. almost sheep wool soft and textured feel that upon opening it first of all you realize that your laptop will have the best baby soft wool covering while in the case itself.The ad on amazon toutes that it uses ykk zippers and it does. While this might be a small note, its important to realize that they used better products in the manufacturing of this laptop case rather than just whatever they had avaiilable. The zippers will be used quite a bit, so it IS important that they used solid and brand name stuff in its assembly from zippers, threads, interior padded and so on. The straps feel well made and you can tell they will last and not snap from it being full of stuff and send your laptop falling to the street below and possibly damage your several thousand dollar investment.So, if you have a 2022 Asus M16 laptop and want a fantastic case for it thats not flashy, but is well made with great materials and fits the laptop as if it was made for it, look no further. This is THE case for your laptop. Trust me i bought it for my 2022 asus m16 laptop and am overjoyed by its build quality and form/fit/function.Look no further, and its under thirty five bucks which is crazy right now, plus i just looked and it has a ten percent coupon thats clickable for checkout that brings you closer to thirty dollars which is just incredible for a laptop case of this quality for that price.Fantastic case. Period.

Just the right size to fit my 13" MacBook Air perfectly, with just enough room for a mouse pad, in the main compartment. The smaller side pouch is perfect for a mouse, and the larger pouch holds my charger, a couple of 6' USB-C cables, a USB-C hub, and an SSD or two, with short cables. I could throw a set of wireless airbuds and my phone in, too, but I usually carry them in my pocket. The pad on the shoulder strap is thick and wide enough for comfort. The dark blue looks good with my midnight MacBook, too.If you are looking for a sturdy, functional, case for a 13" MacBook, that can carry everything you might need for a day trip, or longer, this case is about as good as it gets.

Just got this, so I can't vouch for long-term durability, but it looks to be high quality and durable construction with more padding than one usually sees in a sleeve-type case. The shoulder strap is plain webbing which I consider a plus because it will fold up small and tight if needed, and it has a high quality strap pad which will support more weight than you can possibly fit in this bag. The strap pad snugs tightly to the strap, meaning the strap isn't going to roll or tangle under the pad and the pad will stay where you put it on the strap. All zippers are installed correctly and work easily. Pockets are well sewn. In all, an impressive bit of design and engineering that is well executed.Two bones to pick, but not taking off any stars. Not what I like, but for other folks this might be exactly what they want.1. From the photo, I thought I'd have more room in the front pockets than what is there. The pockets don't have much depth, and without gussets won't expand at all. Both front pockets have internal pockets for a pen and other small items you don't want rolling around in the main pocket, but if you put much of anything in the internal pocket, there won't be room for that bigger item you want to put in the main pocket. In the left (bigger) pocket I've got a (Lenovo) power adapter attached to an APC PnoteProc8 surge protector (small, 600 Joules, highly recommended), AC cord in the main pocket, and a Yoga mouse (very thin) in the internal pocket. In the right pocket I've got an SD card reader, thumb drive, USB-C to USB-A adapter, and a pen in the internal pocket plus a business card wallet and phone charging cable in the main pocket. On the one hand, that is a full complement of what I need for travel, but on the other hand, that small complement of items completely fills both pockets. Both are on the edge of bulging with that load, and adding even one more small thing will overstuff the pockets, making them hard to close and causing the contents to possibly dig into your laptop despite the generous padding. That photo showing the pockets overflowing with goodies as if everything they show could fit in there is just B.S. If you have more than what I describe, look for a different case. And note that the shoulder strap, which on a sleeve-style bag like this will mostly be carried in one of the pockets to be used only when traveling with overly-full hands, cannot fit in either pocket given what else I'm carrying. Tomtoc should have further differentiated this case from their non-shoulder-strap version by including pocket gussets on this model. A definite missed trick, even though that also would have increased the price.2. The max internal dimensions they list for the case are a bit misleading. You can have one dimension at the maximum 12.8" or the other dimension at the maximum 9.14" but not both. The problem is the really nice (read protective) edge padding, which is rounded at the corners. My Lenovo Yoga 920 measures 12.68" x 8.81" and it just fits. (Indeed, if I overstuffed the pockets, I would expect the fabric pulling on the inside faces of the pockets to cause the laptop to fit poorly and make the laptop zipper hard to close.)The padding and pockets make this thing thicker than a typical sleeve, but it still feels like a sleeve. If you aren't carrying more than I describe, this case is the ticket. At this price ($30 when I purchased), it's hard to go wrong.