This is a test of Lacdo's 11-12 inch water-resistant laptop sleeve. Perfect. That's it. It fits perfectly on my Microsoft Surface Laptop and I mean perfectly. When I put my laptop in this bag, there isn't even a millimeter more space inside. This is exactly what I was looking for, a soft protective sleeve that fits snugly around my laptop. The material is a durable, water-resistant canvas. When it's raining outside I don't worry because most of the time the water runs right off the screen. I wouldn't count on long-term protection in heavy rain, but in light rain and the occasional splash it protects my valuable laptop. The outer zipped compartment does not allow to put very bulky items, but it has several slots for a pen, pen, small notepads, smartphone, etc. It is very practical and has a well-padded interior, so all objects with sharp edges in of the bag cannot pierce the lining and scratch my laptop. Fits perfectly. Significantly soft, but not bulky. This is exactly what I was hoping for with my Surface Laptop.
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