DOMISO Shockproof Waterproof Lightweight Laptops Review

Exactly what I was looking for. It's thin enough for the age of my Dell Inspiron 16 inch laptop. The only thing is that one of the "cloves" of the zipper already crawled out of its place, so it was not possible to fully close the cover. Luckily it has two zippers so I only use one zipper to close the whole bag. While the other was sticking over broken zipper teeth. I've used it three times so far.

This bag fits my 17" LG Gram laptop well. Protection when I carry my laptop in a canvas bag or suitcase for local or long trips. I don't want to It doesn't expect to be hit by anything heavy or hard, but if carried carefully, it secures the laptop safely and securely. It's light, but strong enough for my usage. There doesn't seem to be many instances of this type on 17" laptops The alternatives are either just cloth cases or heavy/uncomfortable cases This is a practical alternative.

I travel a lot and always take my backpack with me when I travel. I always need my laptop. I wanted to be able to pack it in my backpack but give it a little more protection than just a cloth padding in my backpack. I can put my 15.6 inch laptop in this bag and also put it in my backpack. I might have a few inches of extra room on the sides of my laptop in the bag where I could fit other stuff if I were so inclined. It's not exactly tough, but tough enough. When it's not hit really hard I feel…

Domiso's 14" case design is very good for such a thin, light and affordable case. I like the size of accessory pockets. My charger and travel mouse fit, but the large Logitech trackball mouse is too bulky. There is some shock resistance, but I wish the laptop sleeve was full length for more support. This sleeve fits perfectly in my 15, 6 inch laptop bag for when I'm traveling and want to store extra items.

This bag was perfect for my needs. The zipper is strong and lasts a long time. Once I remove the power cords from the top half of the case, the lid stays open, leaning against the open laptop screen. I have a small Dell laptop (Inspiron 7386), mouse, mouse pad, screen wiper, and power cords that all fit perfectly in the top of the mesh pocket. In fact, the only problem I had was my laptop's fan kept running when I walked out of the bag. It just lacks ventilation. So I used double sided tape and

Both zippers broke after a few weeks of very little use. The seller was professional and offered a quick replacement, but I don't recommend this case.

I've just received my DOMISO laptop bag and I'm impressed with the durability of the material and it looks better than I expected. The outside has a silky black sheen that looks very nice. I'm glad it has a handle for safe carrying. As others have said, it's a little larger than expected, but I believe it offers more room around the edges and corners to absorb shock when dropped. I have a brand new Lenovo Yoga C940 Ultrabook and I have seen how well this thing protects it in the event of a…

I like it. Here's why I don't like it (as a suggestion for improvement): The picture is unrealistic because nobody's going to have things in those pockets that will make their metal electronics rub together, even back-to-back. You should just keep it as simple as a thin protective laptop sleeve. A small attachment strap and tiny sleeve to put the laptop in requires you to pull the laptop out with one hand to use it (which I plan to use inside the bag so it can be designed better) and the velcro