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Question: Can you tell me if a 1.75-inch thick laptop will fit in the laptop pocket? It's a 15-in. Dell Studio.
Document: Just received the bag. The delivery is very fast(took only 3 days), which is great, this wins an extra Star.I bought this bag because it was the one bag I found which fits both 15.6 inch laptop and DSLR. And it does fit them. However, the quality is really under the bar.First of all, there is losing strings hanging down the bottom of the bag --- i don't know whether I should cut them or just leave it.
Several long trips later including Europe and a few domestic I am still happy with this backpack. I can fit in my 15.6 inch laptop in the sleeve adjacent to my back with out discomfort (my 14 inch also fits well) a SLR camera, two lenses, charger point and shoot camera and a ton of other stuff the the top compartment.It is large so I would often leave this at the hotel and just take the camera and throw a lens in the wife's purse.
The purpose in removing the card is unclear as permanently attached Vivitar labels were still in place. In addition, there was a small (1/2-inch (slightly > 1cm)) cut in the netting of the pocket on the inside of the upper flap. It is unclear whether this was a manufacturing defect or the result of removing some other attached item. I was able to repair this cut to my satisfaction, but it was disturbing.
This has the exact same layout as many of the big boys for a small fraction of the price. It has room for camera gear in the main compartment, front opening, side opening, room for misc. stuff in the top, 2 easily accessible small compartments, space for a medium sized laptop (my 15&#34; MacBook Pro fits nicely), and a rain jacket. The nylon is sturdy, and the zippers seem strong yet work easily.Here are my notes to point out:1.
I contacted the seller, Accessory Genie, and learned I would have to pay a 10% restock fee and with the extra shipping to send it back and the shipping I paid to have it sent in the first place, I decided to keep it.In my opinion, this bag should not be sold as a bag for a 17 inch laptop. It ISN'T for a 17 inch laptop!! !The upside is, my camera and accessories fit great.
this thing just fit every single gadget that i have from Camera, Laptop, Pen table, PSP and food. even knife and cables all over the place. this thing is just perfect size and even have side pocket for tripod. there's nothing cheaper and useful than this bag. others with high price $300+++ this thing totally fit the price. it's not cheap feeling either. totally worth it
And there is so many more compartments I haven't even used yet.The additional rain cover was a huge plus for me as well. And because I haul A LOT of stuff, I need a comfortable bag. This is a slightly larger backpack, but it hangs well and the straps make it comfortable and sturdy to carry.Cons:I will say that the laptop pocket is pretty snug and I definitely can't fit my iPad and Laptop comfortably in the back compartment together.
Note that I never intended to use this pocket for my notebook; the pocket just came as part of the design. If it was desired to include a computer, my choice would be a decidedly smaller and much lighter notebook or tablet. As with all but the most expensive similar cases, I'm not sure how comfortable it would be as a backpack while carrying the largest notebook that could fit into the compartment.
At first glance I was skeptical that this backpack would carry what I needed it to. Then I started to move around the foam dividers in the main compartment, and within a few minutes I could fit in my SLR with a mounted 55-200mm lens, an 18-70mm lens, a speedlight flash, and camera manual. In the top pocket  and accessory pockets: card reader, camera battery charger, 8-AA batteries for the flash.
I'm a pro-photographer and I needed a bag with room for all my equipment. I love this bag! there are so many pockets and compartments.Pros:I currently carry a 15&#34; Acer laptop, Canon T3i, 4 lenses, and a flash. I also can carry all my SD cards, external hard drives, and extra lens caps, cords, etc. in it.
Answer: The largest laptop that could fit would be 16" diagonal total size (NOT screen size).  My laptop is 16" diagonal and just under 1.5" thickness and it fits in without any problem.  Though it isn't too tight, I would be worried that if the laptop was any thicker, it would stretch the stitching too far.