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74 of 76 found the following review helpful:
 Yes, it fits the largest 17.3" laptops!Dec 04, 2010
By Agent86
Yes, it fits the largest 17.3" laptops!
I've had this backpack for over a couple of weeks now and I love it. I like the sleek, non-bulky profile, it's about as professonal looking pack you're going to find, and the gray strip isn't as light or stand out as much as the pictures make it look like.
SIZE: I labored over whether to get this one or the 17" V7 Professional Laptop Bag for around the same price because the dimensions on that pack read slightly bigger (depending on which source you're getting the dimensions from) and I was concerned my Dell 17R (n7110) 17.3" laptop might not fit since the dimensions of the computer are slightly larger than what the literature says will fit in the padded laptop compartment, but it fits perfectly and even has about an inch to spare on top. A relative has the HP G71 17.3" and that fits perfectly too, so I wouldn't worry about whether your particular 17" will be too big for it.
COMPARTMENTS:I recently started tutoring college students and found myself carting my 17" laptop everywhere, so when I bought a new one a few weeks ago to replace my aging one, I decided I really needed a pack for it and it has a surprising amount of room. It has 4 compartments. One specifically padded for the computer; one behind that for files, a couple of books or whatever. (I can fit 14" legal pads in there no problem along with a text book that I might be using to teach one of my students); the 3rd outer compartment is for wires, chargers, etc. , and then there I is one small wallet/cell phone size compartment on the very outside.
QUALITY: The pack seems to be very well made including the zippers. They are not as heavy duty as you're going to see on good luggage, but they are perfect for this pack. I've had cheap zippers on packs that have broken, but these are of much better quality than those. The loop handle on top also seems plenty sturdy and well sewn, and I have no fear of picking the pack up this way. And I don't know how to explain it, but it makes the computer feel light when you're carrying it and is very comfortable. The padding between your back and the pack is especially good. Is the rest of the padding made so you can really bang it around with the computer inside? No. Someone complained that they were worried it didn't have enough padding if they dropped their pack or when it fell off a table. Seriously? If you're that rough on a laptop, then you need a big padded suitcase for it. Ha! Is it fine if you bump it against things? Yes. This morning I tried to fit my travel coffee mug into the mesh compartment and it was a tight fit, but it fit.
CONS: If I had any small complaint, it's that this outer compartment isn't set up to organize things as much as I expected from the pictures. It's basically just another rather large compartment (which is nice), but has only three small compartments up pretty high that are about 4" deep, and that's it for organizational slots. They are fine for a pair of glasses, a couple of pens, etc. but nothing more.
All in all, great pack and perfect for my needs. I think it's a steal for the price and quality. I can't see how this pack won't last for years.
35 of 35 found the following review helpful:
Mysteriously large capacity, doesn't get heavyNov 26, 2010
By ozencha
As a commuter student, I originally purchased the seemingly most spacious backpack I could find (namely, adidas Murdock Backpack to carry all the things I need for the day). However, after that backpack ripped and my back aches continuously worsened, I decided it was time for a new investment.
This backpack easily holds everything I needed to put in my old one including:
- 17in, 8lb laptop
- ~ 3 textbooks, a binder, folders
- Misc. items (pens, pencils, hand lotion, sunglasses, food, laptop charger, headphones, wallet, umbrella, gloves, etc.)
I have no idea how it all fits so well with room to spare in such a small looking backpack, but I think it's fantastic. Also, it feels like half the weight on my back despite having all the same items in it. With just the laptop and nothing else in it, it feels like there is nothing in it at all. Looks like it's pretty sturdily made too, and I don't see ripping from weight being a problem.
Furthermore, I feel I no longer look like a total tool with a backpack twice the size of myself. ;) In fact, the thin, sleek design and quality of material of this bag are actually quite nice. I highly recommend it.
18 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Great, my only option for backpacks nowMar 26, 2010
By David Todd
great, I've been looking for a nice slim backpack to carry my laptop, binders, folders, portable hard drive, card readers, etc.
The part I like most is that it's not ugly. I really appreciate the subtle, clean, design as well as the material used. I don't foresee this wearing much, but I still plan to buy a couple extra so I can use this model for life. Padding is very adequate. After 2 month's daily use, I haven't noticed a thing I'm not happy with.
AND for the price, I imagine the 1 reason not to get this is for size requirement reasons. Great product
17 of 18 found the following review helpful:
 Decent ToteOct 21, 2010
By John P. Sullivan
I like this case LOGIC laptop backpack. It fits my 15" laptop tightly because of its Turbo Engine fans sticking out, but it should do just fine with standard 15" and 17" notebooks. The straps wear comfortably and the compartment padding against the back is sufficient and breathable.
The extra compartments provide plenty of extra space. It's no problem to bring along the power supply and a mouse; unfortunately, even as tall as this pack is I can't seem to fit an external keyboard into it - unless, of course, it's left sticking out of the top, unzipped. There's the main laptop compartment, two tall extra compartments - one with built in pockets and one without - there's a mesh drink pocket on the side, and a small stash on the back, exactly large enough to hold a full-sized CD jewel case if it's turned the right way.
The quality is nice and it seems durable enough to last, but I'm not pleased that this backpack lacks sufficient padding on the bottom to protect my laptop from a rushed removal and placement onto a hard floor - I suppose if I'm careful I won't have to worry about it.
It suits my needs, but like anything of this nature, whether or not it's right for you depends on what you need to put into it.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Just what I was looking for, and a price better than I thought I could get!Oct 21, 2010
By Donald P. Martin Jr.
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This is a very handsome-looking, comfortable, compact backpack with just the right storage spaces inside for students or business pros. I've had it for a month now and I've travelled with it three times, and I'm so happy with how smartly the space, both exterior and interior, was designed. My 17" Dell fits fairly snugly inside, and there are compartments for the power cord, my IPod touch, an external drive, mouse, and other add-ons. There's also a good-sized dedicated space for folders, note pads, pens, and more.
I have another bag (which I love) for my older laptop that was given to me as a Christmas present about four years ago... it has more in the way of storage, a little more padding for the laptop, and is presented in a more attache-case style. There's no replacing that one, but it also cost more than TEN times the price of this Case Logic backpack, and it isn't nearly as EASILY portable as this one. Very nice construction, and Case Logic lives up to its name by delivering a modest Swiss Army Knife of LapTop backpacks!
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