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Question: How large of a laptop will this hold?
Document: Between this and the Tumi brand, it was clear the more financially better choice.I was looking for a bag that had plenty of storage compartments, was minimalistic-looking, and would look "good" for years to come; the added benefit of it charging my belongings was great.As I travel quite often throughout the US, I have found it to be great when it comes to carrying my laptop, GPS unit, portfolio, Bluetooth, and tablet. The only gripe and reason why it's not a "5-star" bag is because I am certain in a year or two the straps won't hold up.
I'm a consulting professional and this bag suits all my needs for carrying multiple electronic devices. My devices are:- iPad mini- Windows phone (mini-USB)- Bluetooth headphones- Other USB-based devices that need to be chargedPros:- Sleek design for business travelers- Many pockets to hold little things that travelers need- Separate zippable laptop pocket for TSA security checkpoints- Comfortable straps and outer pockets for quick access of small items (gum, chapstick, water, etc. )Cons:- Doesn't have the strap that will secure the bag to your suitcase- No lightning connector for newer Apple devices- Although devices can charge while the bag is plugged into the wall outlet, the bag battery itself will not charge simultaneously.
Just AWESOME! You can forget anything else cause this bag can hold everything you need and provide you with charging power too!
Love this backpack! Take it with me everywhere I go, and it charges my IPhone and Android tablet! It can't charge a Laptop but I'm okay with this..
Everthing promised regarding ease of use to charge is accurate, beware the bag is quite heavy! It is also rather bulky, so adding even a lightweight laptop or a tablet adds a lot of weight to carry.
I love that it has multiple pockets to put everything in. You can have a laptop, tablet, e-reader, phone, and ipod all tucked away neatly in each designated pocket. I have not traveled with it yet but I'm positive that this bag will make it easier when I do. The charge is very good on it as well.
Because of the charging battery, it doesn't have a huge amount of space, but it's adequate to bring all the stuff you really need to carry onto the plane. I would definitely recommend this.The laptop holder section does unzip from the rest of the backpack, and the U.S. airports did let us run it through the scanner without removing the laptop. The foreign airports did not.
recently went on a cross country trip and I used this bag over and over again to charge my iPhone 5 and Galaxy S III. Both charged without a problem. What's even better is that I did not charge the bag for three days and the battery held its charge where I left off. I really could not be happier with this bag. The side laptop access is best for slim laptops or netbooks and takes some time to get used to. But once you do it really is a clear use of space.
A great bag if all you're carrying is a tablet, phone or other small device. But there really isn't a way to effectively charge a laptop, which typically requires a 3-prong AC outlet for charging. The bag itself supports a 17&#34; laptop, but my issue is with the charging port...they have mini-usb, ipod/iphone adapters, as well as a regular USB plug, but nothing for standard laptop power adapters.Also, the bag seems to lack small storage compartments for incidental stuff.
My wife says I'm a gadget guy. This bag has pockets for iPad, iPhone, iPod, Kindle, HP Laptop, MacBook Pro, chargers, headphones, earbuds... even water bottle, glasses, keys & pens. The built-in charging system works very well, both in the office and the airport... or on the way. Adventurer's Bag was the seller. I paid extra to get it shipped to me on a specific date. The shipper made a mistake; Adventurer's Bag emailed me, so I could cancel, but I missed their email.
Answer: I have a HP 15.6" laptop.  It is the max size that will fit.