AUROTIERRolling Tactical Laptop Backpack, Underseat Travel Backpack with Wheels, 17 Inch Wheeled Military Computer Backpack for Men and Women, Roller Overnight Molle Outdoor Hiking College Carry on Luggage

Looks great and seems like good build quality for the money. It’s definitely small, but if you bought it to be a personal item bag for air travel (like I did), you’ll be happy.

I've kind of developed a love/hate relationship with this bag. My previous gear bag was a backpack by 'Ogi(o)', but it got into an accident by no fault of its own (driver accidentally ran over it at a gig, lol.) It had done its service and held up well, and I had been on the hunt for a solid replacement. And, while I certainly don't abuse my stuff, whatever it was going to be needs to be able to handle getting knocked around, and having solid, heavy objects inside.To that regard, I think this bag is a winner. It seems well-constructed, and I have no complaints so far. And, I was pleasantly surprised at how I actually like opening it horizontally. The amount of opening can be somewhat adjusted with velcro attachment spots that will keep it opening more like a regular bag, but honestly I knew that wouldn't last, so I immediately just detached the velcro.But... the storage space is actually lacking. To me, the front pockets are almost useless. You really can't fit much in there. If they would have given them like 1/2" more depth, it would have been totally different and very helpful. Or, like another reviewer said, they could have made two larger pockets.As it is, seriously, they just don't provide adequate space, to me. If you look in my pic, a lot of that stuff I had previously been able to organize better, and put into different areas of a bag. Like, there are a couple of bandanas, and I can't even squeeze them in anywhere else.As for the wheels and handles, they work just fine. But, again back to the storage, I hardly even see them as necessary. It's just really not that big, and doesn't hold enough, so I hardly see where it would ever really *need* wheels for the average user. I'm not complaining about them being there, not at all, but I just can hardly ever see needing them, because you almost can't put enough normal stuff in this thing to make it very heavy.I do disagree with another reviewer about using it on your back. I like how this bag is stiffer and kind of stays close. In the interim, I had been using an old Jans(port), and while it actually provided *much* more storage and better organizational options, it also carried all of the weight at the bottom, pulled away from you, and basically felt like you had a sack of potatoes on your back trying to escape..Just as an fyi, if you look at this company's seller page, they have another bag that appears to be very similar, and has more reviews already built up. Some of them echo some of my sentiments.Anyway... Would I recommend this? Yea, probably, as long as you clearly understand that you're mostly getting a suitcase style compartment on wheels. To me, it's mostly 'tactical' because of how it looks, not because of how it functions. Would I personally get it again? Prob not. I feel like for the same price I could prob find something with better storage options.

I’m really happy with this backpack/carryon. The fact that it has straps and wheels with a telescoping handle built into it makes it really convenient for travel. Inside the main compartment, there’s a zippable divider that you can fit a pair of shoes or an outfit in. On the other side of the divider, there’s a pocket for a laptop and accessories and enough space for 2 or 3 more outfits, making this work as your only bag if you’re going away for just a weekend. Otherwise, if you’re flying and need a second piece of luggage, this is small enough to count as a “personal item” that fits under an airplane seat, which means it can be paired with a carryon, so you could have plenty of storage space for a whole week without having to check a bag. The outside pockets are also convenient sizes for toiletries, a full-length toothbrush, phone charger, etc.In terms of durability, it has big high quality zippers and good stitching.I can’t find anything to complain about, this is now a must-have travel companion!

So flexible! Useful in almost any situation. Great build, strong stitching, lightweight, great value, storage size is designed intelligently, seems smaller than the size expected, easy to flip through the different versions, perfect for carry on flights. Wheels roll great.Multi-Use Design – Functions as a rolling carry-on, tactical backpack, and laptop bag all in one, making it suitable for travel, work, or outdoor use.Fits 17-Inch Laptops – Padded compartment protects larger laptops and tech gear during transit.Smooth Rolling Wheels – Built-in wheels and a telescoping handle allow easy maneuverability in airports, hallways, or urban areas.Durable Build – Made from heavy-duty fabric with reinforced stitching, designed to handle rough handling and varied terrain.MOLLE Webbing – External loops let users attach additional pouches or accessories, expanding the pack’s versatility.Spacious Storage – Multiple compartments and pockets provide room for clothing, electronics, gear, and documents.