Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.

Example Input: these worked well, fast, easier and no duds.
Example Output: would order again

Example Input: nice product
Example Output: nice product

Example Input: I recently purchased a MacBook Pro 15.4 inch model, and of course, I wanted to protect my new baby. There are literally hundreds of bags to choose from, but the reviews on this bag at the Apple Store website were inspiring, as was the design, and the testimonals on the Brenthaven site itself.<br /><br />Now the bag itself *IS* a nice bag. It's certainly sturdy, there's no questioning that, and I feel extremely confident that my MacBook will survive in there unscathed.<br /><br />The problem is, the bag is big, and yet it doesn't hold very much, at least by my standards.<br /><br />The \"CORE\" protection system inside takes up a lot of room, and of course, the MacBook itself, while thin, is big, because of the beautiful widescreen display on it. The bag itself weights about three pounds, the MacBook another five and a half, plus then the charger, so you're talking about nine pounds right off the bat to be carrying all the time.<br /><br />The bag I had before this, a Jansports green \"messenger brief\" which I could sling over my shoulder, or carry like a briefcase, just like this, was, and still is a great bag. It held a lot of things, and I would pack it thusly. I can't do that with this Brenthaven bag.<br /><br />If I have my MacBook in this bag, I can fit, say, two half liter bottles of water, the MacBook charger, my cell phone charger, and two 120-page spiral notebooks for class. And it's an uncomfortable fit then, and the bag is very bulky then. I can't fit my copy of The Times in there either anymore, with said items.<br /><br />With my Jansport bag, I would usually carry around notebooks for school, two bottles of water, The Times, random food items for the day to save money (can of soup, pouch of microwave rice, things in a Pyrex glass container so they wouldn't get crushed), along with other odd ends. I can't do this anymore.<br /><br />So, again, while the Brenthaven bag is nice, don't expect to carry much in it other than the MacBook itself, and a notebook or two, espcially if you use the mesh holdings inside to store things like bottles of water.<br /><br />The back of the bag has a pouch to store stuff in, but don't expect to put much in it because to close it (via velcro), it can't be bulging out much. Also, items in this pouch, if not flat, will beat against your leg if slung across your shoulder.<br /><br />There's also a front zipper pouch which doesn't hold much, and is annoying to use.<br /><br />I'm probably going to return this, and purchase the \"Brenthaven Metro,\" which is really just to hold the MacBook itself only, and nothing else. Then I'll just have to carry around two bags each day, probably just carrying the MacBook around like a suitcase.d a notebook or two, espcially if you use the mesh holdings inside to store things like bottles of water. <br /> <br />The back of the bag has a pouch to store stuff in, but don't expect to put much in it because to close it (via velcro), it can't be bulging out much. Also, items in this pouch, if not flat, will beat against your leg if slung across your shoulder. <br /> <br />There's also a front zipper pouch which doesn't hold much, and is annoying to use. <br /> <br />I'm probably going to return this, and purchase the \"Brenthaven Metro,\" which is really just to hold the MacBook itself only, and nothing else. Then I'll just have to carry around two bags each day, probably just carrying the MacBook around like a suitcase.
Example Output:
Sturdy bag, but large and doesn't hold much...