Advance 407-14 Laptop Bag - Briefcase, up to 14.1-Inch

I had an Everki bag for my 18.4" inch and it was a great bag. But this bag is even better.Pros:The design looks greatOffers pretty good protectionExtra pocket fits a kindle or 7" tablet nicelyInterior organizers fit all my stuff perfectlynot too big, but still has spaceNice fit for a 15.6" laptopSome of the nicest zippers I've used, both my Everiki bags had solid zippersShoulder strap is comfortableCons:Honestly, I can't think of any.

This bag is perfect, it is exactly what i needed. Some one wrote an earlier negative review about the plastic clips on the strap. Well I don't know what they were talking about because the hooks and hoops on this lap top bag and strap are made of metal. This laptop bag is very simple and straight forward, what you see is what you get. I love it.Perfect size not bulky, very slim and stylish all black with two compartments in the front. I am very pleased with this product. and you cant beat the price. What I absolutely did not want was to have to pay anywhere between $40-60 or more for something similar.My lap top is a 15.6 and there is room to spare. dare I say you could even fit up to a 17" snugly in it .Like the title says this was just what I wanted and needed at the price I was willing to pay for it.

This was recommended to me by a computer geek friend. I use it for my new 13" MacBook Pro since working remotely due to the covid. I put my laptop in a cushioned sleeve then put it in this bag for added protection. Bag is very study and well made. Roomy, but not bulky, and has plenty of storage for cables and files, etc. I love it. It has a lot more room and would probably hold a much larger laptop.

Didn't have much of a choice when I got a new computer but I was SO spoiled by my think tank computer bag for my old computer I was a bit disappointed...It does have a bit more storage room than I expected but the think tank bag organizes things a bit better and the nylon bag was made better.I really don't cart it around everywhere so for my needs it is fine. Do I LOVE it? Not really...Just didn't have the patience to sit on the computer for hours trying to find the exact duplicate to the old bag so I settled...

Some foreign airlines are really picky about what counts as a personal item for carryon. I have been really happy the last few trips using this. Great size for all those items you want access to during the flight--surface pro, headphones, meds, etc. The padding for protecting laptops is good without being bulky.If I have a complaint it is that the pockets could be a little deeper taking longer items (my Samsung S24 fits fine, but my A53 is loo long) and it would be good if at least one or two of the pockets had velcro closure or there was a tab for a carabiner for keys.

THIS IS ONE SWEET BAG. One the one hand, it could benefit from some added foam around the laptop compartment. So go get some; I had a roll of dense cell 1/2 sheet which I cut to 1.75" x 33" and laid inside. It'll take the compartment's shape. And no it ain't water proof so don't plan on an unshielded long walk to work. That said, the price point is painless, the bag size and weight very sweet, and the outside pocket with accordion folding zippered side holds a ridiculous amount of necessary items (power brick, projector adapter dongles, travel surge protector and usb multicord, mouse and gel wrist rest, USB sticks, etc, all in their own pocket dividers and easily accessible. A total win.

I love my Everki! My laptop fits perfectly, yet has room to spare for extra papers or files—I've even managed to fit my padfolio in with my laptop when needed. I'm really impressed with the quality of the bag, especially the orange interior of the pockets, which makes it really easy to find what I'm looking for. The bag is lightweight and comfortable, much better than the clunky ones I have used in the past, and it's stylish, too. I'm a stickler when it comes to laptop bags and this one exceeds all expectations! Definitely recommend it.

Says it fits devices 2.17"x15.75"x12.4". Well, I have a device that's 1.81"x14.57"x11.54" (Ableton Push), and it barely fit in this case. When I zipped it up, the zippers are digging into the corners of the Push, and would eventually be damaging to it. The dimensions of the Push were well within the advertised limits, and it wasn't even pushing the numbers to their limit, and yet it fit in the case like it was pushing it to its limits. Technically, they were right, because it did fit, but it shouldn't fit at the expense of getting damaged by the zippers. The padding is terrible, too.