Large Travel Backpack, Extra Large Carry on Backpack, Yamdeg Big 17 Inch Laptop Backpack Bag for Business with USB, TSA Airline Approved Waterproof Outdoor Sports Laptop Backpack for Women Men, Grey

I underestimate this backpack. I was able to pack five pairs of jeans, ten blouses, and a mini hair dryer and still had room for my toiletries and more—very sturdy build. By the way, I passed this as my personal item with Delta. I highly recommend it.

This backpack is great! I used it as my personal item on a plane and it was wonderful. I loved not having to dig my headphone wires out and also being able to have my portable charger for my phone right there if needed. It holds an amazing amount of items and has ample space and compartments. Very comfortable to carry.

The backpack itself is designed well and the materials seem durable. It has a variety of pockets that are well placed and allow you to organize everything you need to carry with you. The one thing that immediately caught my attention however when I opened the package was that it has a very strong burnt/chemical smell to the backpack. Ive let it sit out for a week now and the smell is still there. Im not sure how to get rid of it, but it bothers me. The backpack itself is decent, but the smell of the material makes me not want to use it.

I got this backpack for my daughter, but she decided that Dad should carry it. We went on an overseas trip and I lugged this over mountains and beaches. Worked great. Its a huge, great all-day pack. I got cameras, food, and computers in there. The 40L Carry On backpack sat in overhead during the flight, no problem. Its not a name brand, but its at least as good. The USB charger option is also good. I hooked up a battery backup, and then we had easy access to charge our phones. Definitely will get it again. But while I dont mind pink you maybe should get black if you think your girl will make you carry it.

Great product, exactly what I was needing

Perfect for a carry-on and a small frame person as myself. It fits many items and us well made. Theres many compartments so staying organized is easy.

I like that this backpack is lightweight and has a large capacity, but I’m afraid of overloading it a ripping at the stitching because these seem to be of very cheap thread. The material is nice and water repellent, but not waterproof by any means. Furthermore, the zippers are also on the cheap side… so don’t expect them hold tons of weight as this backpack was only intended to hold clothes and maybe a light laptop and tablet. Overall, I give it four stars because it meets its purpose at an affordable price point.

This is the backpack Ive needed my whole life. Its large enough to carry my belongings yet comfortable to carry. My laptop, 5 external hard drives, power cord, wireless keyboard & mouse all fit and there is still room for other items. Oh it has a built in USB cord and more than enough pockets. My TSA experience was a breeze too. everything has a place and securely keeps it from moving around so my inspection was a breeze. If you travel alot, that has to be worth its weight in gold.

perfect bag for my laptop and my schooling stuff, a lot of space for things, provides a lot of protection for my computer.

Ive carried some large bags for laptops before. I have been known to travel with two laptops and two iPads and a TSA-intimidating collection of charging cables. This absurdly large backpack beats all of them, except maybe the duffel bag. It has two mesh stretch pockets on the side for bottles or cans. Lots of pockets and layers on the outside, and then theres the small warehouse that is the main pocket. The laptop pocket will hold three laptops. No joke. I should get a photo of that situation, but the picture I shared has my XPS 15 9570 in a plastic shell. I had this, a guaiboshi laptop sleeve (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BQ5YZSW5, originally meant to hold another ultrabook), and the other ultrabook (a Toshiba of some sort, cant remember the model). Id be confident that my new 16 Macbook Pro in a plastic shell and the XPS 15 in a shell *and* an iPad Pro 12.9 in keyboard case would fit comfortably and safely in just the laptop sleeve. I also had about 20 fiber optic cables, a few chargers, a very large 160+ watt battery pack, and some Rocketbook notebooks and it still had room. The other photo shows a Logitech ergonomic keyboard that, without the fiber cables, would pretty much fit inside the pocket. I think that some internal organization, like packing/compression cubes, would make this amazing for even 2-3 days travel. Since I no longer need to travel with 2-3 devices, I scaled back to a much smaller bag, but this one is on deck for my next weekend trip. I should also call out the external USB charging and USB/headphone gaskets on the side. I put a little 5000mAh batter in the internal pocket and connected it to the external jack, where I had a 3-in-1 cable for lightning, usb-c, and microusb. I could have run another cable out through the port on the side, along with a headphone cable if Id chosen to put my iPod inside. I never was too fond of this battery pack function but I liked it in this bag. Itd be even more comfortable when stuck in an airport and not wanting to plug into the wall. Even with the stupidly large size of this bag, I had to give it five stars. I try not to do that often, but in this case, it was a very unique success story.