Review on Design Anti Theft Laptop Backpack Briefcase Backpacks by Sara White

Well, I'm someone who travels a lot with photo equipment to various events. I tried to create the thinnest and lightest tote bag. This bag is thin and looks great. My biggest problem was that the bag was torn at the bottom. Pros: Good bags, both in terms of quality and quantity. Feels pretty solid. Super thin, but can withstand a lot. (One on the back) Great battery pass-through (wish it was USB-C) Cons: Needs a small pocket or section for small items like flash drives and SD cards. The bag was torn at the bottom. They can detach to allow you to fully open your bag and have nowhere to go once unhooked. So if you don't want to keep them on the hook, be prepared to get annoyed if they dangle when you try to zip them up. The biggest problem is lightning. They are cheap. You have to fidget so much to open or close the zipper. That's the main reason why I don't use this bag often. Recommendations. Add some Velcro to the strap that holds the bag together. So that it can be rolled up. Add another hidden back pocket for a backpack mode passport. Add a combination lock at the top for extra security. Get an upgraded zipper mechanism so it's not as harsh and feels smoother.