Review on Thule Subterra MacBook Attaché Case by Julian Banks

Mediocre case. About its only advantage is harmony. The front zip pocket (smaller) only opens at the top, so if you plan on storing knick-knacks like power supplies, pens, etc. don't expect it to be fun. The bag inexplicably doesn't open at the top and sides, which would open it up wider and make packing and unpacking things a lot easier. Oh no. It forces you to put your hand on it, so not only is it difficult to put things down, but getting them means you hunt. Speaking of hunting. This thing has almost no pockets. Everything is crammed into a few different compartments, so finding handles, a power adapter, headphones, adapters or whatever to remove other things to get what you want is always an exercise. Designers lack common sense. Style is everything here, but it's far from stylish, just black and relatively thin. upset.