Ytonet Laptop Briefcases for Men, 17 Inch Expandable Briefcase laptop bag

I was looking for a bag that could handle my 17.3” Dell Laptop, and all my essentials, which are a lot as you can see in the pictures. Prior to buying this bag, I was transporting all my items in a Bankers Box, as seen in the pictures, and all my items filled the box. Plus the fact that carrying that box required two hands, it is nice to have an over shoulder bag that frees up my hands. My work Bible is a 3” Binder, I also have my 2” Portfolio, 1” reference publication, and 2 other notebooks. Of course, I needed room for the laptop charger and mouse, post its, pens, and reading glasses in their case. I also needed extra room for any materials that may be distributed at meetings. When I saw the picture of the bag, I felt it might be able to handle the laptop, charger, mouse, 3” binder and most of the other items in the picture, but I didn’t think it could accommodate my portfolio. Surprise, everything in the picture fit comfortably in the bag and still has a lot of room to spare. After putting everything in the bag, 1 of the outside compartments is only half full and another outside compartment is unused. The price was great, I had expected to spend more than $75.00 for a bag that would meet my needs. When I saw the price, I was very skeptical about getting it, but then again, if it didn’t meet my needs, I could always return it. It greatly EXCEEDED my expectations. The quality is excellent, well designed, quality construction, fully functional. I have only had it for a couple of days, and I really hope that it lasts. I have no doubts that it will last a long time, as I stated it is constructed of quality materials. The bag is customizable, if you have a lot of items to put in the main compartment, it expands and additional 2” just by unzipping the compressed section. This is the best bag that I have ever owned, at a really great price. I intend on buying about 10 more for my employees.

I should consider this bag a downgrade from the one I had previously; it cost a lot more, and had served me very well for many years. However, my initial impression of this bag far surpasses my expectations. -Construction: Rugged, which some may find to be a detriment, but to me is a nice touch. We'll see how it holds up over months and hopefully years of use, but for now I like the confidence I get that my computer is protected. -Fit: I have a 13.3" laptop, and the pouch inside is big enough to fit what looks like might be a 15.6" computer. Despite the extra room, it feels snug. The pocket on my previous bag was much larger, which made me nervous that my laptop was moving around too much inside. Storage: Not as many pockets as my last one, but definitely improved on the ones it does have. My previous bag had three pouches in the main compartment; this one only has two, but they're both bigger. Aside from the ample room in the two main compartments, the secondary one (between the laptop compartment and the outermost one that can hold pens) can hold two full-sized hardcover books, which is great when I travel because I like to do a lot of reading. I haven't tested out the expanding portion yet, but I bet it'll provide even more. The smallest compartment is still large enough that it could also probably hold a paperback if I needed it too. -Profile: Despite all its storage capacity, this case manages to maintain a slim profile, more so than the last bag I had. I really like this, as it makes moving about with the bag easier. Additionally, the shoulder strap is shorter than my last bag, allowing me to carry it higher and up closer to my side. I go to school in DC, so I especially like that since it makes it easier to go through the gates at the subway station. All in all, I think this will turn out to be a great bag. It has lots of great features, solid construction, and improved ergonomics. And at a price of under $40, I consider it a steal.

A surprisingly wonderful upgrade from my old favorite bag. I had a similar bag made of faux leather (fake leather, "pleather") that was peeling and falling apart all over. It was the most practical work bag I ever had, but it was time for me to retire it. I kept using it while searched for a new bag for about a year, and finally found this one. I was hesitant since my last bag was such a great fit, but the price of this one was worth the risk. The sturdy fabric of this bag was a definite selling point because the peeling pleather of my old bag is what really did it in. This bag has enough compartments to suit my needs (somewhat of a portable office) and looks profession and not bulky even when full. I do wish it had a small, deep pocket for a water bottle, but it will do. My primary need is for a professional looking bag that can hold all of my work and supplies, and this is it. UPDATE: I've been using this every day for work for the past four months, and it's still holding up. Fabric still looks good as new and no signs of stress on the seams despite stuffing it with about 15 pounds of paperwork, supplies, and my laptop every day.

The pros: roomy (laptop, ipad, books, sweater, snacks all fit great on a recent flight), flexible (especially the expandable feature), and durable (thick exterior made it great in the rain)--and relatively inexpensive for the quality. The cons: zippers all go one direction, but this is inconvenient when traveling and I just want to quickly reach in the top and not completely unzip the whole compartment after searching at the bottom of the bag for the zipper; the thin strap connecting it to your carryon barely holds the bag to the handle, leaving lots of opportunities for slipping (a sleeve would have been better than a thin elastic); does not really fit under airplane seat when full (gets pretty bulky); would be nice to have a spot for a water bottle on the side (I don't want any leaks inside the bag when I tucked it in); why do they market it as a men's bag?

Great value and well made for the price. Only thing is how the handles close on each other because they have Velcro on them. Have to basically rip them open every time. Lots of storage. And little crannies to put things

Lots of space good quality i use to carry work files no laptop at this time but should I need i can

Really like this bag I’m able to fit my laptop, keyboard and multiple screens. My keyboard is roughly 17 1/2 inches long and it fits perfect perfectly.

I love this bag, I use it almost every day. I lug around a bulky laptop, many cables, notebooks and pens, headphones, etc, and this bag holds it all. It's got a strap for over the shoulder carrying but I usually use the handles. Tons of pockets to organize various items, and pen sleeves for individual pens, (though there are only two or three so if you want to carry a lot of pens I recommend a pen case). I've had it for about a year and it's as just as good condition as the day I got it, and I use it heavily! Very durable! This bag is BULKY. It's not the slimmest or sleekest, but the all black makes it look pretty good. If you want a stylish and subtle bag to carry a small laptop and maybe a notebook, this is not the bag for you. It's HUGE which is awesome becase I carry a lot of things in it. The only other downside I can think of is that because of it's size it can be a bit uncomfortable to carry when it's full if you carry many heavy things. It's great!

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No compromise on quality and value for money so jus go ahead to buy it . Commenting after using it for few months .

I was looking for a bag that could fit my huion kamvas pro 16 and was happy to find this one! It fits great, along with my other items and tablets. Zippers feel sturdy too. I highly recommend!

Good size

I work as an artist and carry lots of paper, sketch pads, ipad etc. Needed something that could fit A3 size after searching for years I came across this bag. With multiple compartments fitted more than adequately all the content I nneded. The shoulder strap was flimsy - (I carry as lot of gear) - replaced it.