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Question: Does the  ASUS ROG G750JH fit in the laptop compartment?  I've heard several say it does and some say it does not.
Document: Just got this backpack today, and from what I've seen, the quality of construction is outstanding. Not just the laptop compartment, but each individual inside pocket has a very soft lining to protect gadgets and such. The bag is super roomy, and I would definitely keep it except for one issue: the laptop compartment doesn't fit my (admittedly huge, but still 17.3") ASUS G73Jh. I know other reviews have said otherwise, so I can only guess that the design has changed slightly.
PRO: can fit 2 M17Xs to give you an idea. one in the laptop compartment and the other in the main bag compartment.CON: [minor]was expecting the bag a bit bigger. barely fits my m17x in the laptop compartment. also, since the bag was a bit smaller than I've anticipated, the side pockets were hard to reach. Unless you adjust the straps to droop so it would be positioned near the waist. I'm 6'0".
I bought this backpack for my ASUS G75 notebook, and I was very skeptical that it would fit, because the G75 is a large laptop, however, it actually fits like a glove and I love it. The backpack looks great and feels sturdy. There is plenty of room in the main compartment for travel when you remove the console sleeve.
Let this be a warning to all those with the newest (and biggest) family of ASUS gaming laptops: This bag will not fit your machine. Well, technically. The very nicely padded and furry lined laptop compartment will not house it. But the main, non-padded compartment will... the compartment that is meant for the gaming console sleeve... which I didn't receive (odd?). The bag is brand new, tags and all the packaging, but no console sleeve included.
)SO, my 17.3" Asus G74SX-NH71 DOES fit into the main fuzzy zipper compartment, as intended. Not the video game sleeve, as maybe others had thought. However, I will say it is very tight. It will probably stretch out over time, but you have to slide it in, shake it a little to push it down, and zip up over the edges. With that said, that's good enough for me, in fact perfect.
ILOVETHISBACKPACKI can't say that enough. I used an old Targus backpack for nearly 6 years. When I finally upgraded to a 17" laptop and needed more space for all of my peripherals, I upgraded to this (After a ton of research and reading reviews). I've had this backpack for a couple of months now, and I have had NO problems with it at all.I RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT!
I just got this yesterday, and it's already taken the top spot in terms of quality and appeal in the list of bags I've had.Ever since I started using a laptop (beginning of high school), I've been getting backpacks designed to carry them - that is to say, they've had dedicated laptop pockets. I've had some really nice ones, and some really bad ones. This bag makes all those others look like the word "dedicated" should be changed to "supplemental."
Customer support sent me a replacement bag and told me to keep the original until it kicked the bucket. Needless to say this company has some of the best customer support I have ever seen. My experience made my wife get one of their bags as well, hers is more for airline travel and zips open so that the laptop compartment is separate from the rest of the bag which is nice for the scanners. (This bag will kinda do that too just not as easy).
I have an ASUS G75-VX gaming laptop which is pretty heavy and big, I had a Targus bag that is side carried, with the weight of this monster I was looking for something I can carry on my back. Came across this. It is a very well made bag, Laptop fits perfect, Very good quality, I've had the bag for only a month, no problems. Good looking bag, recommend it to anyone.
I've only had the bag a couple days so I can't speak to durability but it is made very well. No points look fragile and overall it feels sturdy.Mostly I wanted to write to say that it holds my Sager NP9370 just fine. Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 x 1.75 and there's room to spare. No forcing. The bag still looks sleek loaded down even with my 8 x 4 x 2 power slab in the front pocket ( again, still with plenty of room ).
Answer: Yes, just have the bottom of the laptop facing the backside with the battery on the right side.  At first it took a little shaking, but it fits well consistently now. Just remember to put a little padding at the bottom.