Review on Qishare Laptop Shoulder Bag: 11.6-12 Inch Multi-Functional Carrying Case For Microsoft Surface Pro & MacBook Air (Gray Lines) by Michael Harden

I spent several hours comparing laptop bags on Walmart and after all is said and done, this is the one I ended up with. I did first purchase a different bag from Kamor because it was more compact and I wanted something thin and simple with handles, but that bag turned out to be just a bit too tight to zip up around my laptop. This was my second choice, but I'm not regretting it.Although I would have liked the slightly slimmer bag, this one has some added conveniences for the same price ($14.99). It's pretty much got all the bells and whistles for a laptop bag: removable shoulder strap, hideable handles (the Kamor has this too), three pockets with plenty of room (more room than the Kamor), organizers for pens and such inside the zipper pocket, and even a convenient strap for holding it down onto a rolling bag handle, which would be great for frequent flyers who need to run through airports without having a bag hanging and swinging off their side.Material feels strong and the inside is very soft, but not so furry that threads get everywhere. The bag looks professional, but not dorky and I love that the strap and handles can be tucked away into the bag so it's just a simple cover that you can slip into another bag. It has room for my 11.6" Lenovo Thinkpad 11e and a little space leftover around the edges. The outside pockets can hold the charger and several other items without a problem.Bottom line: really great bag for the price! If you're looking for a fully-featured bag and/or need lots of space for accessories, but don't want an oversized bag, this one has you covered. If you're looking for a very compact bag, you may want to look at other options.