Incase CL55452 Compact Backpack for 15 Inch laptops Review

I was looking for a good laptop bag with straps to replace mine for my MacBook and thought of a backpack instead. The backpack will wear your shoulder or Won't hurt your back with the weight on one side. I really like this backpack. Great space for a 15" MacBook, soft on all sides. A pair of large zippered pockets with enough space for your glasses, charger, iPad, iPod, headphones, wallet, small umbrella and a sandwich. After all that, it still looks thin and not heavy. The only thing I don't…

The Incase brand is great. I love the fur lining. Quality at the highest level. I've had a MacBook Pro for about 7 years and have used Incase on all my work and business trips to town. The case still looks like new. So when I recently switched to a newer MacBook, I knew I would use Incase again. I bought this backpack and case for various occasions. They arrived and immediately impressed me again. Don't waste your time and money on other brands that 'maybe' be just as good for less. This is an…

I wanted to love this backpack. This is a good form factor for everyday business environments. I work in healthcare and carry my backpack between hospitals, clinics and professional facilities so appreciate the design. I also found a pocket for everything I need and I love the faux fur lined top quick access pocket as it is large and has lots of room. The shoulder straps are well padded, and the back of the backpack is also padded. The backpack distributes the weight very well and doesn't seem…

I just got it yesterday and I've only used it once but so far it's great. I have a Toshiba Satellite 5.6 inch laptop and it doesn't fit in a laptop bag, it fits in a backpack. I buy a waterproof laptop bag for extra protection. I was able to fit two laptops, my laptop, power cord, mouse, wallet, phone and my U lock and still had extra space. I bought this to transport my laptop to and from school on the bike. I don't think I'll use it all the time, only when I need to bring my laptop. It's…

I commute to the office by train 3 times a week. I need a backpack that doesn't stick out too much at the back because the train can be crowded. I did a lot of research to find one and I've narrowed it down to 3. InCase City Compact, Belkin Slim Backpack and Cocoon Slim. The thickness of the Belkin Slim is very thin and its edges are tapered making it look very thin. The cocoon is probably just as thin. Of all three, InCase is the thickest. I have a spare for a Belkin because I want to carry my