tomtoc Flap Laptop Backpack, Lightweight, Water-Resistant College Travel Casual Daypack, Slim Durable Work-pack Rucksack for 13-16 Inch MacBook Laptop, Large Capacity, 18L, Black

It's a pretty small bag, but I was still easily able to mock pack for a weekend trip.- 14" MacBook M1 Pro in a sleeve- AirPods- AirTag- Anker 100w brick- Anker 737 24,000mAh power bank- USB C Cable- Lightning Cable- Medium sized packing cube (one change of clothes + swimsuit)- 20oz Camelbak ChuteI am missing a small toiletry bag, but everything fit well without overstuffing it, and I have confidence a quart sized toiletry bag would fit fine.As far as pockets go:Main compartment is about 16"D x 12"W, it has places for a laptop and tablet, my 14" MBP M1 Pro and 11" iPad Pro fit great in here. There are also two organization pockets on the other side, those are about 5"D x 5.5"WThere is an upper external compartment right below the main compartment opening, it is 5"D x 7"W and is covered when the flap is latched.The lower external compartment is 6"D x 10"W (there is a weird diagonal thing going on with the zipper, I measured at the lowest point), it has two organization pockets (both about 5"D x 5"W) as well as a key clip.Then finally it has two water bottle holders on the sides. They will NOT fit a 32oz widemouth Nalgene, although I did manage to fit a 1L, stainless steel Camelbak Chute without difficulty.Overall, it’s a nice bag, and for the price, it’s great, but I ended up returning it. Lots of small nitpicks. The harness system is sufficient, but not great. Maybe it’s just my narrow shoulders, but I think all bags need sternum straps. None of that here short of modifying the bag. The straps don’t feel super sturdy. The handle is thin and sticks up weirdly. There could be more organization. Basically, just a bunch of smaller things that ended up bothering me after a single outing with it. I ended up going with a very different bag that cost x5 as much but will fit my needs much better and likely last significantly longer.

If your are a Techie who's looking for the best backpack for your tech, I would highly recommend that you get this.

Good minimalist bag for daily use with a few improvements neededI’ve been using this bag for university, and it’s great for carrying my daily essentials: my 17-inch Lenovo laptop, 11-inch iPad Air , chargers, calculator, food for the day, and sometimes an extra warm layer. The padding is excellent, providing good protection for my devices.However, the bag could benefit from more compartments. It has one large compartment and a couple of small pockets, but they’re not very useful for organizing heavier items. The bag can lose its shape if overloaded, and the flap with the clips sometimes warps, leaving it slightly open. This can affect the bag’s ability to protect against weather elements, though I’ve had it in the rain with no issues so far.Overall, it’s a solid bag for everyday use, but I would appreciate better organization and a more secure closure.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and space of this bag I’ve been using it as a daily driver for almost two weeks and it definitely is value for the money and is both easy and secure.

This is a great backpack. Picked it up for my daughter who is pretty hard on backpacks, so far it's been holding up. A lot of pockets (which she loves) and incredibly comfy straps. My sole complaint is that the side pockets typically used for water bottles don't have elastic on the top, so it's relatively easy for the bottle to fall out. If you're basically upright this is not a huge issue, but that's an improvement I would like to see, but not enough to take off a star, I'd do it all over again.

I am very picking about backpacks, but this one threw me for a surprise. It is very well made and sturdy. I can carry multiple devices all at once. The quality of the straps and the padding is exceptional.I have not felt this comfortable carrying my items to and from work every day since obtaining this bag.

This backpack is very similar to their other 17L flap rucksack backpack, but with a different layout. Instead of a simple hook to secure the flap, this uses clips. The clips are more secure, but also make it less convenient to open and close. Unlike the 17L, this does not have quick access zippers to get to your laptop or other items in the main compartment, which for me is a rather big drawback to rucksack style backpack. The water bottle holder is on the outside whereas it's on the inside in the 17L, which I think is an improvement as this lets you use that space for other things.Overall, I don't really know if I would get this over the 17L. There are things it does better such as being more spacious, but the 17L seems to have more thought put into convenience.

I wanted to like this bag, but it can be beat out by others so easily. Reading the description, I knew the bag wasn’t going to be huge, but after the laptop and charger goes in, there’s only room for maybe 3 half-liter water bottles. And the squeak… doesn’t matter the material of what you put in there, the backpack squeaks with every step you take. Does it with my water bottle, my laptop, mouse, notebook, etc. Lastly, the pockets on the outside: they take up room inside of the bag. The backpack is meant to have a flat, streamlined look, but that comes at the cost of your inside storage. I cannot recommend this bag at the price.