Case Logic Laptop Bags

The Case Logic DLC-115 may say it’s an attaché for laptops, but don’t let that label fool you—this thing is a shapeshifter. I use it to carry my 10th-gen iPad, and it comfortably fits a Hercules clip stand (the kind that hooks to my mic stand), along with my harmonicas, egg shakers, a rotating cast of cables and chords, earbuds for in-ear monitoring, and my Behringer P2 pack. It’s essentially a one-stop carry-all for everything short of a fog machine. Durable, flexible, and impressively organized, it keeps my gear safe and easy to access—without looking like I’m hauling a toolbox to a gig. Now, the zippers are the plastic style, so time will tell how they hold up under frequent use. But so far, they’ve held strong. The bag feels sturdy without being bulky, and the compartments are well-thought-out for gearheads and musicians alike. For $25–$30 with next-day delivery, this thing is an absolute value beast. Whether you’re heading to a studio session, a gig, or just need a bag that can multitask like a stage tech on espresso—this is the one.

This is exactly the case I was looking for! I just purchased a Samsung ultrabook to use for school as I am an online student. I needed a good case to carry my new laptop safely around. I had an old one at home that is the sleeve that you just slide the laptop in but it was a bit too small. I did not want a similar one because I wanted one that could hold more than just the laptop (for example, the adapter). On the other hand, I did not want a huge and heavy case that would be bulky and difficult to carry around. I am just a small girl (5ft,skinny, weak) so I wanted something stylish, not too big, and would fit all my stuff. Quite the challenge but I went searching. When I saw this and read the reviews, I thought why not give it a go?! And I was not disappointed! In this case I can safely travel with my laptop and numerous other things. I love the space for pens and since I have a touch screen, this is the perfect place to store my two-in-one stylus pen (stylus on one side, ink pen on the other). I also can keep a notebook inside or my day planner which is rather large. A couple of times I even carried a textbook around in it. Yes, this is a beautiful bag and it is perfect for my needs. It has a place for everything. Including my iPhone, my keys, and whatever other things I can think of. Next week, I will be traveling with it for the first time and I am excited about the little strap that lets you attach it to your suitcase for easy maneuvering around the airport - especially since it will be me and my five year old so I only have one hand for luggage. Also, I love that the strap is detachable. That is wonderful. Overall, I am completely satisfied with this bag. It is exactly what I was hoping to find. If you want a beautiful, elegant and not too bulky case for your laptop, tablets, and other accessories, this is the one. Though I do not have a tablet of my own, I plan to one day and I am glad that my laptop case will be ready to accommodate it. One final thing, the price was also very good. Well worth it.

I was debating between this bag and a slimmer looking bag also made by case logic. I was sort of leaning towards the other on because in the pictures this one looks really thick and bulky, which is something I didn't want. I ended up getting this bag anyway, because this one has more pocket space. I usually need to cary a fair bit more than just my computer with me, so I needed something with organizational storage pockets. What I usually keep in this bag: My 15" MacBook Pro Retina, which sits in its Deluxe protective sleeve from Incase in the large pocket of the bag. The laptop and sleeve fit perfectly in the main pocket. In the main pocket there is a sleeve for an iPad. This is where my iPad Air lives when traveling. It's worth noting that I keep my iPad in a bulky case (Incase Bookjacket) and it fits in there snugly, but it certainly fits. In the second largest pocket, the one on the front of the bag, I keep an external SSD drive, a flash drive, a couple pens and highlighters, my Logitech Anywhere MX mouse, A small case with my Klipsch S4i Earbuds in it, and a four port USB hub. Inside this second largest pocket, there is another pocket. I usually keep a graphed legal pad in there. On the top of the bag behind the zipper for the main compartment, there is a small pocket that is probably about six inches by six inches. It is lined in a soft fabric. I don't really use this pocket for much. If it was fifteen years ago this pocket would be perfect for a portable CD Player. I guess you could put your phone in it, or your wallet, but usually that all stays in my pockets. The one thing is that good about this pocket is that it is close to your body if you carry the bag facing out or on the shoulder strap the pocket sits close to your body, and would be hard for a pickpocket or someone with similar intentions to gain access to the pocket. All in all, this bag is great. Although I've only had the bag for a little while, I am confident that it will hold up to all the abuse I can throw at it because I've owned lots of other bags from the same company, and they all have withstood the test of time.

I'm a freelancer and I have to take my computer everywhere I go. I wanted something that I could pack all my components into, had room for documents and/or a newspaper/magazine, and was above all travel-friendly. I had serious expectations, so I bought the Case Logic DLC-115 along with five (yes FIVE!!) other briefcases/computer bags. The initial draw was the compact size. The other briefcases were so large and bulky, the thought of lugging them around was unappealing. This product is much more nimble than the competitors. The briefcase is also well-organized. The main compartment is the perfect size for my 15.4" screen laptop, with an aftermarket battery that extends another inch behind the body of the computer. It also has a tablet sleeve probably designed for an iPad. It's no problem slipping my Nexus 7 in there. The smaller compartment has three pockets, three pen sleeves, and an internal zippered pocket perfect documents inside a folder, a magazine or two, or a newspaper. I have a slew of cables and accessories I keep in this compartment, but the bigger components are the laptop AC plug and a SimpleTough external hard drive. It fits all necessities comfortably, and I can cram a few extra things for easy access on a plane or train, but then it barely zips up. There is also a single zippered pocket on the back side lined with soft cloth for smartphones and other devices, and works well for boarding passes/passports or what have you. This is placed just above a strap that slides over a handle of wheeled luggage if that's how you roll. The briefcase is well padded and has comfortable, sturdy handles. While I wanted something more professional-looking, the black color is unobtrusive, so I could look overlook this aspect. After five months of hard use, the bag still looks new, with the exception of a few loose strands at the corners. What I'm less pleased with is the shoulder strap, which seems somewhat flimsy but I'm sure is sturdier than it looks. The adjustment clip on the strap interferes with the sliding shoulder pad. I don't use it often, though. If you don't need room for extraneous personal effects, the Case Logic DLC-115 is a practical performer.

I've only had the bag for a few days, so these are still my first impressions. Durability: everything is firmly stitched and attached. The zippers pull easily and are of good quality. The attachments for the shoulder strap are plastic and stiff and may be a weak point, but they don't appear too cheaply made. Quality: the handles have a rubberized handhold area that prevents seams from cutting into your hand. There are no loose threads or wavy stitching. The exterior is made of thick, sturdy fabric. It's a soft-sided case, so don't expect miracles, but it should protect your laptop and tablet from most minor bumps and dings during routine use. Organization: the main compartment fits my 15.6 inch widescreen laptop perfectly. One of my requirements was not having a divider or strap to hold the laptop in place, and this one holds the laptop snugly enough not to need one. The tablet pocket on the front of the laptop compartment is designed for a 10-inch tablet, but is thin enough that it holds my 7-inch tablet with a slim-line case quite snugly. It may relax out some with use, but if you have a full 10-inch tablet with a bulky case it may be difficult to get the tablet in. The front compartment's divider sleeves are also quite snug. There is a zippered document pouch on the back wall of the compartment, putting whatever you stow there right in front of the tablet, so stick to the printed word rather than your wood screw collection. The whole front chamber unzips almost completely open, giving you easy access to things at the bottom of the compartment, which is quite nice. The open area is large enough to keep bulkier items like the laptop's power brick, but if you're like me and like to travel prepared for bear then you'll definitely need an additional bag. Considering I got this almost exclusively to store my laptop and charger and carry it to and from meetings, it suits my needs perfectly. If you want more storage then I would definitely go with a bigger case. So, all in all it is a great compact laptop briefcase. It's just big enough to hold the essentials and will fit your 15.6-inch widescreen laptop perfectly. It's durable and not overly expensive. If that's what you're looking for in a soft-shell briefcase then this is the one for you. EDIT: I've now owned this case for a few months and stand by my original opinions. It's nice and sturdy and has weathered my light use of it well. I do have one addition I've discovered: the back of the briefcase is firm and flat enough to act as either a mousepad or laptop tray in a pinch. It works well when I don't have somewhere flat or solid enough to set the laptop or if I want a buffer for my lap. I am supremely pleased with this briefcase, especially considering the price. Whenever it finally wears out I'm going to get another just like it.

These are great laptop bags for an excellent price! We got these at work over three years ago for our laptops there, and I liked it so much that when I bought a new personal laptop, I bought exactly the same bag for personal use. So I personally know they work great for 15" MacBook Pros from both 2013 and 2016. (The 2016s are slightly smaller than the 2013s.) Case Logic is a great, high-quality, reliable brand that I've been using for decades. My first cases of theirs were for cassette tapes in the late '80s! Their quality and reputation are still there. It surprised me that their laptop bags were some of the most cheaply-priced ones out there because they're so well designed and made. I also love this bag because it's fairly low-profile, but still has enough pockets and enough room for the accessories I need to bring with me -- power adapter with extension cord, various USB-C adapters and dongles, a portable bluetooth mouse, an external laptop drive, ear buds, a couple pens, and a few other small miscellaneous things. And I love that it has both a removable shoulder strap and the briefcase-style handles (which, BTW, are soft and durable, still in excellent shape on the one I've been using for three years). I highly recommend this laptop bag, and Case Logic in general!

This bag is suitable for the casual traveler and even some college students who don't have large textbooks. It's low cost which is great, and provides plenty of storage options, which is great for people who enjoy staying organized. I personally didn't like this case because of the no-frills look, 'pouchy' slagginess and cut corners on the bag. When the bag is filled up with your laptop, charger/cables and a mouse, the sides start to bulge, and sag. Having owned many Case Logic items before, the sagging issue grows worse over time if you carry around heavier items with you. The elasticity loses its integrity and as a result you'll star to see sags in the front pouch. Another thing I didn't like was the shoulder strap clasps. These are plastic, and are worrisome. Plastic is durable to a certain extent, and surely inexpensive. However, many other laptop brief cases I've handled had metal clasps, which made me feel a lot more secure, to say nothing of improved looks. While my overall impressions of this case are negative, it's not to say that this case does not have its own merits. Some of the better aspects of the case are that you are able to slide it onto the rails of your luggage when you are traveling. For many, their full laptop brief cases can reach up to 15 lb- hung on one side of their body for 2-3 hours will cause lots of stress and back aches, not to be alleviated by the rest of the day's stress and for many, airplane rides and traffic. Being able to hook this onto your ground luggage rail will take the weight off your shoulders, and still have a secure place for the laptop to sit without worry of it falling off. Another plus about the case is the organization. There's plenty of space for everything, which means if you are planning on taking a flight, you may be able to get away with using this as your carry on, using the second compartment to store anything you'd need on the airplane. Lastly, the Case Logic comes with a very hearty shoulder strap. It's wide, and has a large cushion. For people with heavy laptops, this is a must, as the weight is distributed more evenly, and you won't end up with shoulder markings at the end of the day. Many companies will skimp out on this feature, I am surprised (pleasantly) that this was not the case for Case Logic. For me personally, I went with the Samsonite Briefcase after viewing both of these. While the organization and storage space is superior, the overall aesthetics and quality were too low for me to consider keeping it.

A good sized briefcase for holding daily objects you may have on you everyday. The main attraction for me was the briefcase's size and the ability to hold a variety of things. I do not have many papers or portfolios to carry with me to work, but I do carry books, and a tablet from time to time. So, not needing anything too big this briefcase is the perfect size. The pockets and location of slits are cleverly placed, and everything seems to fit into place nicely. The product video showing all those objects going into the case is definitely not fabricated, and careful placement can guarantee the same results for you as well. The stitching and design of the case is well constructed, and not cheap quality at all. It even has a nice shoulder strap that functions well, and is comfortable to wear. A nice briefcase to have on hand, and one I see lasting many years. You won't break the bank with this one either. Well worth the price.

Mon laptop (lenovo legion 5) rentre parfaitement dedans, pleins de rangements son présents et ca transpire la qualité, le design est sympa aussi

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I am very Happy with design & quality of Case Logic. This bag cater my needs of daily office life. I like 2 thank AMAZON INDIA to deliver in India from USA. Rgds K

Muy bien

Had this for a while now. Very happy with quality and build of the bag. Looks durable and doesn't get dirty. It's also very light. I can happily fit in a 15.6 inch laptop, my Surface 2 (RT), wallet and keys with room to spare. Zippers seem durable and don't get caugth on fabric. The only part of the bag that looks a bit flimsy is the shoulder strap plastic clippers - where the strap attaches to the bag, though so far it hasn't shown any signs of snapping off any time soon. Shoulder strap has a comfortable padded patch where it sits on the shoulder. Great buy for the money!