🎒 Ultimate Protection and Comfort: Osprey Packs Centauri Laptop Backpack Review

I carry a backpack every day wherever I go. I have never enjoyed a backpack so much. it's light, organized and elegant. I use the Osprey packs for 7+ day hikes and their durability and comfort can't be beat. Buy it, you can't beat it!

Fits perfectly on your back. I know the Osprey brand and it doesn't disappoint. Love the color choice and the comfortable fit. I was specifically looking for less pockets and this is great for simplicity. The two water bottle holders are great, although I wish there were straps that can be tightened to the correct size.

I was looking for a work bag that you can quickly throw something in and get started. Overall build quality is great, matches my MBP, TKL fur, book, sweater and a few other items. The laptop compartment is padded on both sides. The tablet case fits my TKL. Quality Osprey straps make this bag easier to carry on your back compared to my other bag with the same items. You can use another outside pocket with middle zipper.

I have tried other bags/backpacks for work and related travel and until I found this one I wasn't too happy. Most bag makers will make a bag, but a system handle and strap is the last thought. Many photographer bags are like that. So uncomfortable and unergonomic. Also, many work bags have zero or two external slots for a water bottle. It's so easy to add an unobtrusive mesh pocket to the side, but they don't. REI and others don't know about this bag for some reason, so I had to order it from…

This backpack has a good main compartment for a sweater, laptop and provisions. The straps also keep it taut while road biking or hiking. However, I can't help but think that $60 is a bit overpriced for a backpack with only two compartments. When I'm on my bike I stash my wallet, phone and keys in the small top compartment, but then I have no choice but to rummage through the main compartment for snacks, which is a bit annoying. Also, as almost every other review has pointed out, the bottle…

So I have an Osprey Farpoint 40 and love this pack for weekend trips and the fact that it zips into a 'suitcase'. I figured the Osprey did some pretty good stuff so why not buy another one. In fact, I only had two requirements: to store my laptop (14 inch) and accessories, and to store my lunch. I mean, that's what I take to work every day, so I don't know why it's hard to ask for. I have an ergo mouse and between it and the power supply your accessory pouches have run out. I had to email…