CURMIO Desktop Computer Travel Bag, Carrying Case for Computer Tower PC Chassis, Keyboard, Cable and Mouse, Bag Only, Black

Mi hijo adolescente tiene que transportar cada 15 días todo su equipo informático de mesa. Hasta ahora todo eran mochilas, cajas donde acomodarlo todo.Curmio ha sido la mejor decisión a la hora de comprar. Todo queda protegido, con varios departamentos para teclado, cables, ratón... Y sobre todo que facilita muchísimo el transporte de una forma cómoda y segura.

Wants to collapse on itself when putting computer in. Fits Phantek P400 great though.

Bought 3 of these for my step sons to protect their PCs as they move them between households. They have held up extremely well. Straps and handles are super sturdy. The bags have quite a bit of room / pockets to fit their keyboards, cables, mics, and headsets. The boys said the only thing they would have liked would be a pocket dedicated just for headsets to keep them still during transport (we got them separate headset cases that fit in these bags to solve that issue / protect the headsets).

Vraiment trop cher pour la qualité, il est déjà brisé après 3 mois pour une utilisation de une fois par semaine... les dimensions sont bonnes mais la qualité n’est vraiment pas au rendez-vous c’est dommage.

Yes, an aluminum or hard plastic case big enough to hold even a mini-tower like this bag is at least $200, but how much would replacing your whole computer cost? This carry bag is lightly padded and will protect against casual impacts well enough, but the notoriously rough treatment of baggage handling will leave you lucky to only have severely dented corners and panels, and possibly broken side glass if you're one of those people. Make sure you measure your case before ordering as well, as only the smaller sort of mini-tower will fit, but the dimensions as listed are accurate.With that caveat, this is a great solution for a LAN party or road trips, with both hand grips and a shoulder strap to make carrying it for extended periods easy without having to be a power lifter. The side pocket is big enough for a full size keyboard, power strip, and all the cables you should reasonably need, with the mesh pocket on the end for overflow if your cable needs are unreasonable or you want easy access to a thumb drive etc. without having to unzip and fish around. You might get a small drink bottle to sit in it instead, but it's not very deep so it'd be questionable. Most graphics tablets should be able top slip in beside the tower easily enough, but the kind that also doubles as a screen may be too thick to fit with anything but an ITX case, and some of those would be questionable - again, measure first if that's your intended use. I'd highly recommend this bag within those guidelines.Not mentioned in the listing is that it can be folded up into a roughly 12x12x6" parcel - this is how it is shipped, secured with a small luggage strap, and being able to fold up this way is why the rigid inner core of the bottom pad is made in two sections. The zippers and fabric all feel sturdy and the seam stitching is good.