Review on 15-Inch Laptop and Tablet 💼 Briefcase by Case Logic, Black (DLC-115) by Micael Casillas

As a freelancer, I have to take my computer with me everywhere. I wanted something that I could pack all of my components into, have room for documents and/or newspaper/magazine and most importantly be travel friendly. I had serious expectations, so I bought the Case Logic DLC-115 along with five (yes, FIVE!) other briefcases/computer cases. The initial advantage was the compact size. Other briefcases were so large and bulky that the thought of carrying them around was unappealing. This product is much faster than the competition. The portfolio is also well organized. The main compartment is the perfect size for my 15.4 inch laptop and the aftermarket battery protrudes another inch from the computer case. It also has a tablet pocket that's probably designed for an iPad. My Nexus 7 fits in it easily. The smaller compartment has three pockets, three pen pockets, and an interior zippered pocket for documents in a binder, a magazine or two, or a newspaper. I have a variety of cables and accessories that I keep in this compartment, but the larger components are one Socket for laptop and external hard drive SimpleTough. It comfortably fits everything you need and I can squeeze in a few extras for easy access on a plane or train, but then it barely closes. It also has a zip pocket. The back is lined with soft fabric for smartphones and other devices and works well for boarding passes/passports etc. It sits just above the strap that slides over the wheeled luggage handle when you're riding like this. The reef case is well padded and has comfortable sturdy handles. While I wanted something a little more professional looking, the black color is unobtrusive, so I was able to overlook that aspect. After five months of heavy use, the bag still looks new except for a few threads sticking out at the corners. What I'm less than happy with is the shoulder strap, which feels a bit flimsy, but I'm sure it's stronger than it looks. The adjustable clip on the shoulder strap prevents the shoulder pad from slipping. However, I rarely use it. When you don't need space for someone else's personal belongings, the Case Logic DLC-115 is a handy companion.