Zebella Casual Canvas Laptop Backpack School College Travel Daypack Handbag

I've been using the bag for almost two weeks now, I really love it. it has plenty of space for all my cables and my computer (15" MBP), it fits just fine in it. and leave enough room for my other stuff.The only issues that i found a bit irritating was, that there are not foam protection for the computer part so you have to be a bit careful and the the pockets inside are not big , you cannot even put a pen in it. i liked it to be a bit more bigger as i usually carry different types of pens and pencils for my drawings.

If you want to get away from synthetics then this canvas backpack is the right one for you. It's elegant simple design is enhanced by the natural texture of the study canvas material. The main compartment is covered by a zippered flap with a thin velcro strip that ensures it's closure, easily fills to six and a half inches width of carry capacity. There are pockets inside the main compartment that will easily carry smaller items like phone or wallet securely.Below the main compartment flap is an external smaller pocket, a kangaroo pouch if you will. One could easily use this for smaller flat objects such as a book or map or mini tablet. Two smaller pockets add more carrying capacity on each side of the main compartment for water bottles or windbreakers.Finally the sturdy woven handle at the top allows you to carry the bag in one hand, or use the padded backpack straps to hoist it on your back where it rides comfortably higher than others.I don't use it as a laptop/tablet bag as the interior is without internal padding and straps to securely hold these expensive items in place. I am a musician and use it for carrying effect pedals and cables and it works well. I load up the two side pockets with guitar stands (Fender Minis) and the external pocket with instrument/cabinet cables. Sweet!The best feature is the classy look with fine stitching on the piping that finishes the exterior pockets. It's a keeper and I look forward to using it for years to come.

This backpack is very nice looking but is not as puffed up and as square the preview image would make you believe. Only when the backpack is filled is the backpack really as it looks in the preview image.The backpack is also pretty small. You cannot put many things in the backpack so don't expect to put more than two textbooks in the backpack and just two large textbooks would make you feel more than uncomfortable with this backpack.The backpack definitely looks nice but the backpack straps do not feel very comfortable at all. This backpack is not designed for function. It is designed for aesthetics, and when done right and when it is filled with objects like a notebook, maybe a small laptop, it looks great and fashionable.I carry an 11 in/28 cm Chromebook in the backpack all the time and the laptop compartment is perfect for that. I would not feel too comfortable with putting a tablet in this laptop without a protective case. This backpack is very thin and does not have a lot of support to hold it up. This backpack will not stand-up straight in normal conditions without items in it. Accidentally dropping this backpack with a tablet screen facing the fall is highly likely to end up with very bad results even from a foot because there is no cushion or support in the backpack.Appearance: 8/10 ~ It looks very chique and fashionable on both men and women when it is not empty, but filled up.Build Quality: 7/10 ~ It does not feel durable but has lasted through a lot of rough usage very well. There are no rips or tears as of yet but it feels so thin and flimsy that you might think otherwise but it seems to be very durable.Usefulness: 6/10 ~ This backpack is meant for aesthetics. Not really function. Not a lot you can really do with the backpack. There are two pockets inside of the backpack that are so small and flimsy that I never use them. If I put an item like a small USB or SDcard I would be afraid that they would fall out of the backpack even from the inside because they are just very flimsy pockets that are near the roof of the backpack.Comfort: 6/10 ~ This backpack doesn't feel very comfortable. The straps don't feel comfortable. It looks great but you will have to sacrifice usefulness and comfort for this. I got used to the way it feels and put up with it as comfort is not something I care too much about as I did not get hurt, sore, or skin-burn from using this backpack.Overall: 7/10 ~ Sacrificing function and comfort for aesthetics is what this backpack does. If you want a nice looking backpack for cheap that does not supply much use besides looking nice just as long as you fill the backpack correctly with a few items this item is 'just alright'.

Just got my bag today. Actually rather impressed so far with it. This is my third try to get/find a bag to carry my Surface Pro 2 in. It fits in the pocket, along with a keyboard & room to spare. I also carry a 7 ring DayTimer (6"X9"), it fits in the front part of the bag easily. More than enough room for the Pro charger, some pens, a few other cables & phone charger. And there is still plenty of room left over. The outside side pockets are fairly roomy. And deep enough that I'm not worried about my phone falling out (I carry a Samsung Note5). The pic with the water bottle is just for a size reference - but as you can see, the bottle fits well in the pocket.I wanted to be able to one shoulder along the bag. This one seems to ride well so far. The strap padding is comfortable. Also, it's a "free style"type of bag, so there isn't rigid spot on the bag, so it does "slop" around a bit, but that is one of the things I actually like.It seems to be pretty well built. But only time will tell if they is true. Suffice it to say that as of right now I'm very pleased with the bag...AND the price. After I've used it for a few weeks I'll come back & do an update on it. 👍🐸

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