Case Logic PNC-216 16-Inch Laptop Case (Black)

After asking a question that was important to me about this product (would my Lenovo 15.6 laptop, Windows tablet 10.1 and Kindle Fire HDX all fit in this case, I decided to purchase this case it for a trip. I'm glad I made the decision to purchase the case as I have plenty of room for my connectors and Wireless mouse as well. For the price I wasn't sure about the quality of the laptop case but it really surprised me. I like being able to keep my products safely stored at home as well. It provides a divider so the laptop don't slide around if it's smaller than the storing area. I use it as an extra strap for more protection instead and it keeps it secure along with the strap provided for that purpose. A great little laptop case and you just can't beat the price.

So this was perfect for me. It’s made very well. Although I don’t know how well it would protect a device on its own. I have a Xp-pen 15.6 pro. Which is 17.4 inches long. That’s what I got this for, to travel/ store my drawing tablet. I use a sleeve to protect the screen and then I put it the case. If your using a laptop which folds to protect the screen and keyboard then you probably are safe just using the case. The handle is comfy it has kind of a foamish padding. The zipper mech. Is good quality. Plenty of space and pokers for other stuff. I put my table stand and wires, cords, manuals for quick referencing, pen and pen holders, glove and adapter. It hold all of it with room to spare. There is a pouch also for documents or papers. It has a hard bottom to protect Incase dropped or bumped or kicked. I think it’s great and I feel like I’ll get plenty of use and many years with it. It also has a shoulder strap. But it’s cheapish plastic clips.

I purchased this laptop case for my new ASUS G751JT. I did some research online to find good ways of carrying this large heavy laptop and all the recommendations went to a backpack style bag (see ASUS ROG Gaming Laptop Bag, or Everki Titan). I have always carried my laptops in a laptop style carrying case with a handle and shoulder strap. Of the few laptop style cases that would fit, this seemed to be the style I was looking for.Cons:Right out of the box, I had my doubts about the case. For one, it was very very light (like half the weight of previous cases for smaller lighter laptops, like Dell products). When your carrying something small and relatively inexpensive, light can be helpful as the extra padding is not needed. Light for heavy, gaming style laptops which weight in upwards of 8lbs is not what is needed. To continue I will compare this case to my old Dell laptop bag which carried my ASUS G50vt.This Case Logic case has about a quarter inch of padding around the edges of the computer, with the edging strip being sewn into the case. The Dell had about an inch and a half of denser padding with a zipper around the bottom allowing you to remove the padding and custom cut it to your computer dimensions. The Case Logic case does have a hook and loop strap allowing you to keep you computer on one side of the case if the computer doesn’t fit perfectly. This means that unless your computer does fit perfectly, your computer will always make the case off balance in one direction. Continuing in the primary duty of a case (protection) the case is about as stiff as a wet noodle. Without any resistance, you can contort the case along its side twisting it back and forth (a big confidence booster). Also, with the computer inside and the power cord and block zipped in the smaller pocket, the sides collapse onto where the computer compartment is. I wont comment on the shoulder strap as I haven’t used it.Pros:The material quality is decent. The zippers seem good and don’t bind at all. The material also seems pretty tough (not structurally, but against abrasions). The size of the compartment is massive. The three pockets would easily fit almost any size laptop, cord, and tablet with plenty of other amenities.Conclusion:Yes this will fit an ASUS ROG G751/750 series, I highly recommend against it for the protection of your laptop investment.

My laptop is a HUGE 17inch one and it was a hard time trying to find a case that fit because not only is my laptop large, but it’s also pretty thick. Luckily, this one fits perfectly! I got this laptop briefcase because I wanted extra protection for my laptop in addition to a laptop sleeve. I have not taken the case out for traveling or carried it around with the messenger strap (I bought this case to keep my laptop safe while at home), but I imagine it would be fine because it’s a pretty sturdy material and it has plenty of pockets/storage space for other things. The 18inch laptop case will fit almost everything you might need for school or work, provided you’re not carrying a bunch of thick textbooks around lol. It will easily fit your laptop, laptop charger, phone, phone charger, about a handful of notebooks, writing utensils, wireless mouse. Probably more things to be honest, though I haven’t tested its maximum capacity. I know some people like water bottle pouches on the sides of their laptop cases, but this doesn’t have any for it. You could probably fit one in one of the compartments, but I personally wouldn’t risk it opening and spilling in the case. I really recommend this case in addition to buying a sleeve for your laptop. The video with the smaller version of this laptop case being reviewed is very accurate in showing exactly how the case looks and all its compartments.

I recently scored an MSI GT80 on the "cheap" (still four digits, but barely), and this portable, battery-powered desktop is a beast. 18.4" screen and 10 lbs.This case, though...it fits the GT80 like a glove. Seriously, while you're not putting anything around the edges, it fits and isn't going anywhere.Even holds a mouse, the power brick...which is the size of a paperback romance novel, but like three lbs...my phone, eyeglass case, and some other miscellany. Sure, there's no extra room to speak of, but I'm not at all concerned about this case splitting at the seams, either.

Good value indeed for ~ €33 incl. delivery.It's multi-pocketed, has good adjustable straps and can even pass itself off as an attaché case.A handy extra is the band on the outside that lets you thread the shafts of a suitcase through it and manage the two items through an airport with one arm.

This is the squeakiest laptop case manufactured in the history of mankind. The plastic clips that connect the shoulder strap to the case grind together with every step and are amplified by the taught strap, making my walk to work sound like a fat kid jumping on an old boxspring mattress. I'm thinking of trying to oil it but don't want grease on my business clothes. Also, the slider in the strap became frayed after just 1 week of use.

It's a decent case, but to be honest not worth the price I paid. My 15.6 inch laptop barely fits in it, and there was a small amount of damage on the case when it arrived. I think this was mainly due to not being protected well during warehousing.It looks like it will hold up to wear, but nothing more spectacular when compared to Travis, or even Amazon basic bags.

This bag is pretty damn huge. I bought it for my 17" laptop and I'd say this could easily fit a 20". I'm quite small so it looks a bit ridiculous on me. Debating on swapping it for the smaller case logic bag which would fit my laptop more snugly. Overall it's a very high quality bag Although haven't managed to test it properly

The squeaking that comes from this thing is hellish. Using the shoulder strap makes the joints and whatnot at each strap end go absolutely squeak crazy. Lots of pockets and sections but can be a bit heavy if you pack too much into it, e.g. even just a laptop and a book. But really the squeaking alone is enough of a deterrent for me.