SHRRADOO Extra Large 50L Travel Laptop Backpack with USB Charging Port, College High School Backpack Airline Approved Business Work Bag Fits 17 Inch Computer for Men Women

I’m truly impressed with this backpack! It’s spacious, well-organized, and feels super durable. The built-in security cable lock is a brilliant touch — ideal for keeping valuables safe on the go.It includes multiple compartments: padded laptop sleeve, mesh pockets, front clip pocket, side holders, and even a USB port access slot. The handle is sturdy, and the padded straps make it very comfortable to wear all day.Whether for work, travel, or daily use — this backpack is smart, secure, and stylish. Highly recommended!

When I bought this I could've sworn it was the same size as my old backpack, and when I took it out of the box I thought the same thing. But as I started transferring my stuff from one back to another this backpack legit started EXPANDING. I kept putting more and more stuff in and even with all my old bacpack's items I still have a metric ton of space. I typically use it for work so I carry my laptop and a portable monitor, mouse, basically a mobile recording studio (mic/interface/table stand and cables), a small MIDI controller, and various cables and chargers with more than enough room for a couple pairs or jeans and some shirts. Crazy amounts of space, for real. The shoulder straps are so comfortable it makes the same amount of weight somehow feel lighter. The lock on the laptop pocket is SUPER helpful, and provides at least a little extra piece of mind. The padding is soft but firm, and provides equal protection for your back and your stuff. Plus the built in charging cable port, numerous pockets inside the pockets, and a bunch of features more expensive backpacks probably don't even have. Definitely worth the buy. Might get another just for traveling.

I got 2 of these for a recent trip - one for me and one for my son. They are extremely sturdy and hold a lot of stuff. I even saw another woman on the plane with the same bag lol. Mine was packed tight because I put my camera case in it, and although it didn't fully fit under the seat in front of me, the cabin crew didn't make me put it in an overhead bin. There are plenty of different compartments to help you organize your stuff and easily access it. It can also hold a lot of weight. Part of my trip included taking my father's old laptop home with me, and it got a lot heavier on the way home but still held up great. My back was aching from the extra weight, but the backpack straps were still comfortable on my shoulders. Did I pack too much? Yes. Was the backpack able to handle it? Also yes. I highly recommend this bag to anyone who needs something sturdy, roomy, and strong. You will not be disappointed.

My most-recent backpack has been the OGIO excelsior, which is well-made and spacious, but doesn't have a lot of small pockets and compartments to isolate things. After reviewing quite a lot of options online, I settled on the SHRRADOO for exactly that reason -- lots of individual spaces and pockets, the locking laptop/tablet compartment, and the reinforced handle. I was cautiously optimistic when ordering because some of the reviews reported poor quality, so I made sure to give it a thorough inspection when received. Not only did it pass my inspection, but performed flawlessly on my recent 10-day trek across Ireland. It was overstuffed, crammed into tight spaces, and shoved under seats throughout the trip. No indications of weak seams, no zipper snags, and everything inside remained secure and protected. I am thoroughly pleased with this purchase and at the current price, it's a great deal.

I bought this bag because I commute to work by motorcycle as often as I can and need the room. Aside from a lunch bag, I carry a coffee thermos, a 64 oz. water bottle, a motorcycle tool kit, and occasionally some work tools, a laptop, and some other odds and ends. In other words, a lot of stuff.I was using a medium ALICE surplus pack that I've had for years and absolutely love, but it's roughly 40 liters of volume with very little organization and just wasn't big enough. This pack was advertised as being 52L, has excellent reviews, and has a ton of internal pockets and pouches for extra organization. I decided that I'd give it a try, and if it didn't work I'd pass it on to someone in the family (someone ALWAYS needs another bag in my family).As soon as I got it, I saw that it wouldn't be big enough. I haven't actually measured it, but I very much doubt that it's 30% bigger than my ALICE pack. Yes, there are plenty of pockets and pouches in case I want to carry pens, pencils, small notebooks, etc. Yes, the organization is nice to have. However, the main reason why I bought it (more room than my existing pack) doesn't work out in real life.So why am I giving it 4 stars? Because it seems reasonably well made with lots of storage for smaller items. I handed this off to someone in the family to use as a work bag and they love it. They can fit their uniform, medications, water bottle, and lots of odds and ends in it and still have a comfortable backpack that works pretty well. I wouldn't trust this for really rough service-- it doesn't look as tough as my ALICE pack-- but it looks rugged enough for day-to-day use if it isn't overloaded.If you want a 40ish liter backpack with lots of pockets and hidey holes for a variety of stuff, this is worthy of consideration. A lot of the alternatives to this pack are Maxpedition Falcon clones that are "tactical" packs with MOLLE loops, and if that's your thing, you have plenty to choose from. However, if you want something a little more "civilian" looking in the $30ish price segment, this bag is at least worth a look. I don't think it's an actual 52 liter pack (and freely admit that I haven't actually measure it to confirm), but it appears to be a pretty roomy pack with good versatility.