Computer Tote Bag With Laptop Compartment

[Tan/Beige] I just bought this black tote bag yesterday from a peak design authorize dealer in Singapore.. Didn't carry much of my stuff with me.. just my daily stuff in my peak design tech pouch equip with peak design slide to the shop. Design and materials are cool,simple and great, feels good to carry it around. After purchasing it.. stop at cafe to set up the dividers to get the interior compartments up. Was caught in the rain on my way to the taxi stand.. things in my bag remains dry. Had seen reviews on YouTube about the back ventilation issue but no problem with me.. I carry around with one back strap as it is suffiocient to hold close to my body well , another strap I just stuff it inside the hidden compartment (Plenty of ventilation).Happy with my purchase and experience with this tote backpack. I carry my phone and gaming console gears, blue tooth earphones in the tech pouch which goes into this tote backpack along with a set of jeans and shirt, safety glasses my stack of A4 size work files and notes in the laptop compartment. Fitted in just nice for minimum daily commuter carry. Maybe few areas to improve: - The zip top compartment at the top for quick access gets tight if got loaded up at the internal... Can have bigger and own dimension for this quick access compartment. - Hope to see this tote backpack 2nd generation next time with slightly bigger capacity like 25 or 30 litres for different occasions and situation to hold more gears?

[Ocean Blue] I’ve only owned my PD everyday tote for a few weeks. I use it as my commuter bag for my laptop and assorted stuff. It really has a place for everything, which keeps me organised. Just the right size for a reasonably compact carryall.

[Zipper] Fits my Lenovo x260 laptop, the main compartment is well lined to protect your computer. The side pocket holds a charger, external hard drive, or other small essentials. The zippers have a good quality feel to them. I'm very happy with the laptop sleeve.

[17 x 14 x 7.8"] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used the original Provoke for several years as my daily photographer's briefcase and occasional camera bag, and it's excellent! The camera cube is great for a complete rangefinder kit or a small SLR kit, although I do like the thinner style of the old velcro dividers than the thicker ones in my "All-New" bag. The new pockets on the laptop compartment are a welcome addition. I would recommend stretchy elastic sides of that laptop compartment would be a helpful upgrade to the next iteration, as well as an organizer for a few pens and pencils in an exterior pocket. Other than that, it's really got everything I need for carrying a computer, papers, water bottle, tech accessories, lunch, and a small camera kit. It has even come in handy as a daypack for a snowshoeing trip, in a pinch!

[Yes] I own 12 backpacks and I've bought 8 of them with the intention to travel. Needless to say, I feel like somewhat of a snob in the realm of backpacks. I wish I would have stumbled on this bag two years ago because I bought something very similar that cost me almost 5 times what this bag costs. Here's what I LOVE about this bag... - Although this bag is very affordable, it does not look or feel cheap. - The water resistant zipper reflective strips on the back look great and are functional. - While the material is not Cordura - it feels very strong and durable. - The 180 degree main zippered compartment means you can lay the bag flat and organize comfortably. - The 17in laptop compartment is a plus. I'm able to fit my16in laptop w/ sleeve and my 12in ipad in the laptop compartment. There is even a little space left over if I wanted to add a few magazines or a book. - By far my favorite feature of this bag is the trolley strap. If you travel as much as I do you know that having the option to NOT carry a backpack on your shoulders can be very helpful especially if the backpack has more than one laptop plus all the extra items. I think this feature is what makes this bag extremely invaluable given that most slim backpacks do NOT offer this option. The only thing I don't like about this bag is the USB Passthrough Port. It works and it's not in the way, I've just never used these ports and find them to be rather useless. They look cute, but i've never seen anyone utilize the USB port (especially while wearing a backpack). I highly Recommend this bag. At its retail price I doubt you will find anything this good. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

[1 x Year] laptop compartment is intact and additional space made as luggage compartment. sturdy , made to fit as a bag carrier or backpack.

[Zipper] Main compartment is great for organizing your bag. Laptop sleeve is quite tight, it can fit a thin 13' laptop and one 120 page visual art diary.

[Zipper] I haven't actually used this yet, but I did load it, weigh it, and pretend to put it in an overhead for practice. Seems perfect for my gear. I travel with a DLSR, mirrorless and 4 lenses. There is room for that and a change of clothes if a bag gets delayed. The front compartment easily holds my 15 laptop. The laptop compartment sort of locks by attaching the loop on the zipper to the integrated lock for the case (watch the video). The case rolls easily. I agree with the reviewer who said it would be nice if the bottom of the case was flat, but with my gear that is not a problem. The recommended accessory GRID-IT organizer of 10X12 does not fit the interior front pocket and looks like it has been removed as a suggestion. All-in-all this looks like it will be a great bag. It will be my carry-on but seems sturdy enough to gate check on smaller planes.

[3.5 lb / 1.6 kg] I like the bag a lot. Had my laptop fit in the laptop sleeve and not just the compartment it would have been perfect. Great quality for the office environment.

[Zipper] Bought this bag primarily to travel with as my carry-on for air travel. Essentially, I've eliminated two bags and now have one. I've packed a comical amount of gear in this bag. It holds it all. I have a 15.6 Dell G15 laptop, large charger, hdmi cable, hard drive, mouse, controller, tons of extra cables, audio gear including zoom h5 and lav mics, full-size headphones, DSLR body, 70-200mm f/2.8 + 3 more lenses, base plates, batteries, sd card case, room for about 2 more lenses/accessories, and a CF tripod in the side pocket. The bag is heavy, obviously. With the tripod in my checked bag, the backpack comes in at a whopping 32lbs! The straps around the waist and sternum help distribute the weight nicely. It's comfortable. Other nice features include the option to put a TSA lock on the camera compartment. Plenty of extra dividers and cushions to cater to whatever crazy setup you need. I like that the laptop isn't on the side that opens up with your camera gear. The top compartment fits my headphones and battery pack for quick access. Underneath that, is the camera compartment which is sealed off with velcro, but also means you can modify the top and easily access your gear. Tenba hit this one out of the park.