Review on tomtoc Recycled Laptop Sleeve for MacBook Air M1/MacBook Pro M1/12.9 iPad Pro/Dell XPS 13- 360 Protective Case by Marquez Hinshaw

So it's not such a terrible case, the design is pretty decent and the build quality seems good. I bought it though, to use it with my Mid 2015 MacBook Pro 15" and it's just really bulky. Sure, it has 360 degree protection, but it's just a giant, fluffy (and bulky) ring of material that wraps around your wraps entire laptop. I understand this is a generic laptop bag, but I wouldn't say it really 'fits' a MacBook Pro. Sure, it fits in the bag, but it's REALLY bulky for the size of one Laptops At least part of a Mac laptop's advantage is its thinness, and this case effectively doubles that by adding a few inches in each direction.. It's just that I personally don't like it i Holding it in my hands, it looks like a bulky pillow that I carry with me. Now about pluses. That's half the price of Incase, Booq, or similar models designed specifically for the MacBook Pro. That should be the case, however, due to economies of scale, as this bag will likely fit dozens of laptops. Protection seems good and build quality seems good. Also, the bag is a good size and fits a lot of items, so that's a definite plus. I think it all boils down to one question: if you don't care about bulk and want a cheaper laptop bag, this is probably a good choice. If it's important to keep your MacBook Pro smooth, that's exactly what I'd avoid.