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Question: How thick a device would the laptop compartment accommodate, and will a tablet fit in the front pocket?
Document: The peace-of-mind I get with this bag can not be overstated.The front lower armored pocket is nice too, but I do wish it was larger- my samsung galaxy note 10.1 tablet will not fit in the front pocket, but just barely. i would think the designers of this bag would have though of that and extended the size of the pocket to fit iPad size tablets.
my only disappointment was my dell XPS15 is a little too thick to fit in the compartment. It just fits shut but is not likely waterproof. I wish they had published the thickness allowed. I might have to buy a new laptop to fit the bag.....everything else is better than expected
Another flaw is that if you use the front pouch for power cable, phone charger, tablet charger, etc it pushes into the main compartment area making it almost impossible to easily reach to the bottom of the main compartment.
I use this backpack for my work computer and personal tablet. I was concerned that the rigid laptop section would make this uncomfortable to wear, but the pads are designed very well. Plenty of room in the main compartment for 2+ days of closes. The straps are endlessly adjustable, and materials are very high quality.You can tell that a lot of thought went into the construction of this pack.
Tight fit.The foam spacers were not up to quality I expect from Pelican. Didnt stay in place. will have to locate a suitable alternative.Tons of room. Nice access to items in bottom of bag via zippered door behind the tablet pocket.It took a little time to adjust to the hard surface against the back vs typical softside backpack... but you adjust.
The main compartment is large enough to fit my documents binder, maintenance report logbook, two changes of clothes and a few other personal items. There are an additional two pockets in the bag, both are smaller and work for flatter items. The first is in the flap that closes the main compartment, I keep my ear buds, a couple pens and gum in this pouch. The second is under the fly, I keep an external hard drive, additional pens, work badges and keys in this pocket.
This bag is of extremely good quality and they thought of everything....except for the fact that there is a hard plastic case that sits on your back at an angle because it can't flex. Why anyone would design the bag like this beats me. It has a ton of pockets, it's made of great materials and the &#34;case&#34; in front for your iPad is fantastic. Too bad the laptop case sucks...
straps are great to distribute weight well so it's not hard to carry even if it is a little heavy. compartment is perfect for late 2013 15&#34; macbook pro. quality is good and it's big enough to fit whatever I would need for a day or weekend.
I am currently a law student. I wanted a pelican bag to protect my 13in MacBook while riding my bike to and from school. I decided to go with the S100 because I wasn't sure the U100 would fit as many textbooks. The S100 will fit three of my textbooks in the main compartment. The handle is excellent because I can easily grab it and not worry about tearing fabric due to the weight of the bag.It isn't the most comfortable pack.
Over both shoulders the fit and feel is fine, but for those who treat backpacks like shoulder bags, the solid laptop compartment pulls the bag (and the shoulder strap) into weird positions. I am happy with the purchase, as my investment is quite safe (and Pelican provides adhesive foam pads to hold your particular laptop super securely) and the somewhat awkward feel when slung over one shoulder is worth it.
Answer: I often carry two Macbook Pros in the laptop compartment which makes it about 3cm+ thick. You can easily get and iPad in the front foam section. The compartment is flexible so you can get an SLR with lens in there.