Lazyaunti Zipper Portfolio Organizer A4 Note Pouch-Waterproof Document Bags/Zipper Binder/Paper Case for 12.5" Mac,Tablet,Pens,washi Tape,Journals,Sketch Books(Light Green)

Neat, with two nitpicks and a caveat.My goal is to use this as a grab and go "desk" in a more extensive system that consists of a secure backpack "office" I carry onsite. It will work, but I'll have to pare back what I carry in it.Build quality pro/conFrankly better than I expected. Well done stitching with no frays or stray threads. The materials used seem to be sturdy and feel soothing to the touch. (I'll update later if it appears to wear unreasonably.) No odd smells.Unfortunately, someone on the design team spent a lot of time and effort to find the ugliest zipper pulls available.=======Color pro/conI bought the orange with white trim. I had a car in those colors. It's more safety orange than Hugger orange, but I still fell down a nostalgia hole at seeing them together.Sadly, in real life, the white of the trim and interior look a pale beige to yellow when viewed in light with any warmth to it. You can see an example in the photos. (Lightbox vs. ambient incandescent/led mix.)=======Usage and efficiency pro/conLots of pockets. A naked 12.9 iPad Pro will slide in the rearmost, right side pocket—snuggly.The pockets are all lay-flat. None of them are gusseted. Remember, it's a portfolio. It's thin. It's for thin stuff—and not much thin stuff, at that. Check out my photos for an example of the plumpness you'll suffer if you include anything with bulk. Like, more than a few pens/pencils in the zippered pocket. Or, a kit box. Or, more than two Leuchtturm stacked. Also, there is inadequate protection for extended use with the few laptops that will fit inside.=======In the end, my litmus test for an online purchase is whether I would have bought the item after experiencing it person—or did I buy a turd.In this case, I do like it. I'll keep it despite having to adjust my desired usage slightly.Stay well.

This is an obvious knock-off of the MochiThings note pouch but I don't care. That brand is ridiculously overpriced, and this Lazyaunti version was so awesome I'm actually going to get two more because this has completely re-designed the way I study and take notes. It's very well-made and took a lot of abuse over this past semester.After the semester was over, I looked for a different way to use it to organize my insanely huge pen and pencil collection. Using just a few pages of cardstock to keep the clipped pens in very orderly layers, I was able to turn this into a high-capacity pen case, holding complete color sets of Prismacolor Illustration markers 005 & 01, Sakura Micron 005 & 01, complete set of Le Pen 0.3 mm, set of pastel Frixion highlighters, complete color sets of Uni Signo Angelic, Signo Noble Metal, Signo Sparkling Glitter, Signo RT1 0.28mm (can you tell I like Signo pens?), set of Gelly Roll Souffle, and various fat brush pens like the Zebra Super Fine disposable, Tombow Fudenosuke soft and hard tips. Then I still had room to stick a bunch of pens in there that had no clips on their caps, like the complete sets of Stabilo 88 and Frixion Slim 0.38mm...... and I haven't even decided what to put in the outside pockets yet. More can still fit, and gawd knows I have more pens to store away, and it's still easily slipped into a backpack. This thing is crazy useful.

I use this for my school notes and my laptop bag bits fits what I need as a a student on the go. Small enough to be compact but big and stretchy enough to hold notebooks. Pens a coloring book and my small MacBook.

Exactly what I was looking for. Soft, well made, multiple pockets, slip pocket or zip pocket, fits letter size paper great and fits well in a bag because it's slim but it holds a lot! Phone holder holds a large phone. Floral pattern is beautiful. I highly recommend this case if you are looking for a functional and practical soft case.

My granddaughter took drawing in school so she wanted something that would hold them in a safe place.

Ordered this for my new Rocketbook and pens. It is so perfect for that and so much more! I can easily add my iPad and iPhone to the case as well. Love it!

Great way to hold all your business papers.... man.

I rated this as a 5 because it's exactly as advertised and was what I wanted. I was tempted to give it a 4 because it appears to be a cloth cover (treated, perhaps?) and as I use it I don't know if it will stay clean or if it doesn't, whether it will be easy to clean. However, I decided on the 5 because I haven't had it long enough to see how it wears.One thing to be careful of (as I found out): if you forget to zip it up and pick it up by the handle, everything falls out because the handle is on the top and the open side faces down. Won't make that mistake again.I have several projects going on at a time and I'm considering getting additional portfolios for each one because I really like all the pockets.

I have a nice sturdy bag for my laptop made from tough nylon and I have a pretty sturdy case for my iPad. However, if I want to just take my ipad with me to a meeting or to work with in a coffee shop or somewhere similar then I either have to stick in my laptop bag and take my laptop with me, stick it in a plastic bag or just carry it with me.This bag from Lazyaunti means I can ditch the laptop and feel confident that my ipad is not only easy to carry around but is also nicely protected.There is a zippered outer pocket which would be fine for a diary or keys. Inside though is where this Tardis like folio bag comes into its own. There are pockets everywhere; ideal for documents, etc. There is another zippered compartment and places to put your phone, with a strong velcro flap and other pockets. I use mine for my work iPad, diary, etc.The material is tough but nice to to the touch. It is apparently waterproof. Not used it wet weather so I have no reason to disbelieve this claim. The handle is strong and well stitched. There isn't a shoulder strap, which is the only downside really.My bag came in practical black with cream piping and a nice little bicycle logo on the front.Fabulous.

Firstly, do take note of the measurements of this - I didn't and thought it would work well for my daughter to carry extra folders to school when her bag is full. It's not big enough for an A4 ringbinder folder. I think it's unlikely that you'd fit a laptop in it, unless you've got one of those tiny 'notebook' laptops. However if you are just carrying notepad, paper, perhaps a tablet, then it would be fine. It has a good variety of pockets of different shapes and sizes, including 2 zipped pockets, one on the inside and one on the outside. In the images on the page it shows the zip and edging as white, but the one I received has creamy-yellow edging and zips, the same colour as the inner lining. It seems well-made and sturdy.

This is a very nice and practical zip-up organiser with so many different compartments packed in- some flap/slot, some zipped and a Velcro one, both inside the zipped interior and on the outside as well. Large enough to hold my iPad as well as documents, pens, post-its, and a diary, it has a degree of padding to protect my iPad from knocks and the outer covering is water-resistant and shower-proof.Smart to boot, happy to recommend

I was really surprised by the number of compartments inside this portfolio, it’s oerfect for different notebooks, papers pens etc and they’ll be kept so neat. I can also fit my 14” hp laptop in here so was so impressed by how multifunctional it is. Highly recommend.