Studio Slim Laptop Backpack with Computer Compartment, Black - 14L | Corner-Guard protection, lightweight build, water-repellent exterior, organized carry, fits laptops up to 15 inches

I have the 14 litre pack, which is trim/compact for everyday commuting. Has well padded laptop sleeve, lots of organizing pockets, orange interior looks great and makes it easy to see/find stuff. Side pockets for drinks. Well made. Sturdy sleeve for sliding over luggage handles.

I love this backpack. It is well constructed, the zippers work smoothly and I really like the built-in padding for my MacBook Pro and iPad. There are plenty of places for cable and other tech stuff. The backstops are super comfortable and easily adjustable. I like that it can expand for times where more space is needed. Even though I did pay attention to the dimensions, it is smaller than I anticipated. I actually really like the size, but of course everyone will have their own view on the size. I like that it has some structure. It will standup on a flat surface very easily. There are a ton of backpacks to choose from, but this one for me is perfect and not very expensive compared to many others. It seems like it will last, but time will tell. I give it a thumbs up!

Report from a heavy user: I’ve owned this backpack for two years, and have used it in cars, trains, and planes, and carried while on foot and while biking. Pros: Sleek and sits close to the body Great weight management for walking and riding Ideal trade off between size and space Fits easily under airline seats Grown-up style Hidden zipper pockets (strap and inside the luggage pass through panel) are perfect for subtle — even secret — storage High-quality materials throughout. A big step up from their sub-$100 bags. Lifetime warranty and responsive customer service Cons: No dedicated pocket for glasses, a nice feature of the larger Versa bag Top load design makes for a deep reach sometimes Recommendation: while this bag won’t replace your gym bag or carry on, it’s ideal for daily carry to work and a perfect personal item on the plane. Quality is on par with Tumi and Briggs and Riley, as is the warranty. My bag suffered a ripped interior pocket after 2 years: I engaged customer service, and they sent me a replacement bag. I think the Studio Slim is an outstanding value from a company who deserves your business.

OK, for some reason the pictures made this bag look square and boxy in the online description. A year ago, my Tumi backpack/messenger bag was stolen. In replacement I purchased an Everki bag but it was WAY too big for me. I finally decided to get a smaller bag. For some reason I kept looking and looking and looking. While doing so I kept coming across this bag, but the boxy look in the online description turned me off so I passed and ordered a different bag. Well I hated that other one, sent it back and ordered this one. It's AWESOME! It is not roomy, but it has plenty of room: I put in my laptop, my ipad, my note book, two headsets (I don't use those big noise canceling ones), a calculator, charging cables, business cards, and the like. There is a little extra room for a hat and gloves if you need. I love the front pocket for keeping my work badge and keys - would also bee good for slipping your phone or other small tickets. The back panel hidden zipper is cool. This is a great bag and it is super light and compact. I've even had compliments on it. HIGHLY recommend if you are looking for a back pack that gets it done, looks professional, travels well and is not a suitcase with straps :)

TL;DR = Great backpack. Very comfortable. Water bottle pockets are too small and too tight. I would buy it again. Pros: - This backpack sits higher than previously owned backpacks and stops just above my butt. No matter how aggressively I walk it doesn't bounce off my backside. Overall very comfortable. - The main compartment is surprisingly large for a slim backpack. Comfortably fits laptop and a Spring jacket, with room to spare. - The orange inner lining makes it easy to find things. Cons: - Water bottle holders are only good for small bottles. If you have a medium-to-large water bottle you'll need to carry it by hand or store it in the main compartment (near your laptop). I like to commute with a water bottle and this was the biggest adjustment for me. Ideally the side pockets would be larger or adjustable. - Other reviewers have complained about the built-in, corner laptop padding - it is true - the corners clearly feel less protected. Ideally the backpack would have slightly better bottom/corner padding. It's not horrible and I still use this backpack as my daily commute bag with no additional padding/sleeve. - This will sound like an odd "con" but the mid-sized pocket (with pen holders) is as tall as the backpack. It's non-obvious and a few times I've temporarily lost my sunglasses because you can't open it to see to the bottom... you just have to reach down there.

After literally years of trying different bags of all types and sizes, I feel like I finally found the perfect backpack for me. I realize everyone has different needs so some people have given this less than stellar reviews, but wow, this thing checked all the boxes. I’m 49 years old and have a professional career as Director of Operations. I needed something that was organized, sleek yet functional, big enough to carry all my gear without looking bulky. When I saw this bag I passed it up a few times because I couldn’t find a size comparison anywhere between the standard and expandable versions. I don’t always feel like I can trust the sizes provided in the description and thought the expandable would be larger than it looked. I was wrong, it is the same size and the zipper for the expansion is done perfectly. I will say that while the description says it will add almost double the capacity, it feels like it only adds a portion of that but honestly I wouldn’t have wanted it any larger. One of the biggest surprises for me is the storage actually works. This is the problem I’ve had with so many other bags. For example, my Osprey Daylite (similar size) is so thin and loose, the organization pockets wont actually hold anything (and they only give you a couple to use) which makes it a fail for me. A few more specifics about storage: - In the pictures I have a 14” MacBook Pro and it seems like a 15” would fit just as well. - The sleeves are also nice and snug so my laptop, iPad and portable keyboard all feel safe and don’t bang around. - I was worried about the zipper water bottle side pockets because they didn’t have elastic. This is the first bag that actually holds my Yeti without falling out, even when turned upside down! - All the storage pockets inside are tight and although you can’t stuff a bunch in there, I was actually able to use them and could finally ditch the extra gadget pouch I carried around because things stay where their put. - The zippers are smooth and just work. - I ride an Indian Darkhorse Motorcycle to work on nice days and was looking for a bag that would fit over the sissy bar quickly. This was actually the feature that made me pause on this bag because it has a wide luggage pass through that goes all the way to the bottom of the bag. This allows me to simply slip the bag over the bar, it sits firmly on the seat and I can just go. I seriously think they should look at marketing this to online motorcycle shops! Anyway, as I said, this might not be for everyone, but it’s well built and after what feels like a lifetime of searching, I found the one that works for me.

Admittedly am a little OCD when it comes to backpacks for work. I travel a lot and used an Outdoor Products PowerPack 3 from REI. It is a nice design, lots of pockets and nice features, but low quality to hit a low price price point (about 6 zipper pulls snapped off) and easy to snag and tear the material. Also looks like the proverbial turtle on your back, not very professional. I then went on the hunt looking and sometimes buying and returning great quality bags from Timbuk2, Eagle Creek, Tumi, eBags and Osprey. They each had shortcomings for me in terms of organization, weight, too many unnecessary waist belts and sternum straps, etc. I got the Everki Studio slim and so far it has been great. Slim and compact but holds and organizes everything I need. The rear hidden and strap stash pockets are nice touches. The overall appearance and feel is professional, very high quality and lighter than what I had been using. Also, frankly because it is trimmer all around, helped me jettison "nice to have" but rarely used stuff I was carrying around. I have used it on several multi day trips and so far so good. The trolly sleeve is a plus but easier for me just to carry on my back through the airport. The only small misgiving is that I have been used to an outside large stash pocket for a light jacket or fleece, but again, not very professional and can live without it. All in all, happy with the outcome and would look at other items from Everki.

Perfect backpack office for travel. The expansion is just enough for when you need to shove in a puffer coat or light weight rain jacket. Not a weekender, it really shines as the traveling office part of a 2 part roller bag team. And yes, I like the orange interior - you can see and find stuff, to heck with fashion. I really didn't need another bag, but this one is a keeper and the rest need to be happy on the closet floor.

Pros: Very high quality, well made. The orange lining is a bonus for finding things. The straps seemed comfortable and there are a ton of organization features. Cons: However, I ended up returning it as it was not large enough for my needs - my 15.6" laptop just barely fit, and it was tight to put the other things in I needed to carry, and that made finding anything in the bag difficult (note: I tried it at home, didn't take it out of the house). I have a similar capacity rated bag and it holds a lot more, so not sure the litres # is quite accurate? If you were carrying a smaller laptop or a tablet, it would probably be great. I really wanted to love it and support this Canadian company, it just didn't work for me unfortunately.

Good quality and compact for everyday office use.

Great backpack and very suitable to my needs. Compact but great for daily work and business travel.

Es una mochila compacta... muy bonita y sobretodo muy bien hecha. Los cierres van naturalmente con fácil apertura / cierre. El material me encantó, se ve elegante. El compartimiento donde va la laptop e iPad tienen un recubrimiento bien acolchonado y muy suave. Tengo una laptop de 13" y le va perfecto, pero el área para el iPad no tanto porque tengo la iPad pro 12.9, pero meto ambas donde va la laptop y va muy bien. Tiene buenos compartimientos y espacios para todo tipo de accesorios. En realidad es una mochila muy bonita para uso diario... Para viajes no la usaré, ya que yo viajo con mi laptop, iPad, consola portátil, cables y termo SIEMPRE... capacidad para todo esto más accesorios y un abrigo ligero NO TIENE. Pero eso lo sabía cuando la compré, solo que esperaba que tuviera más flexibilidad al meter las cosas, sin embargo, no pasa a más. Para uso diario es perfecta y me gustó mucho.

I was looking for a decent backpack to use as an underseat personal item when flying Ultrabasic. This fits the bill perfectly. It fits a 15-inch Macbook air in the laptop pouch and an 11-inch iPad beside it in the tablet holder. There's room for a couple of chargers and cables in two big pockets in the main compartment, too. The front compartment has room for other smaller stuff (sunglasses, reading glasses, pens, etc). Be aware that this is an extremely compact bag that's only about 6 inches wide. It will carry your computer and digital accessories, plus a few other personal items. Don't expect a weekend's worth of clothes to fit. But that's fine for my purposes.