👜 Thule Subterra MacBook Attaché Case Review

Perfect for my MacBook. Nice padding and the color on the inside isn't black (like all the other cases I've gotten) so you can see if there's anything hiding inside! For example the charger, which is also black.

This bag is perfect for everything you need during the day: laptop, chargers, notepad and some documents. The front pocket has large organizational compartments and is quite roomy. The bag is very comfortable, minimalist and unusual! However, it came with threads coming from everywhere. I had to cut each one with scissors, but the excess threads keep crawling out. This bag would be 5/5 if Thule controlled the quality control, but the quality is really bad.

The strap on my old thin and light Thule Messenger broke after two years and I needed a replacement. Thule was unable to replace this bag as it is no longer made and suggested I choose a similar bag and after much searching I settled on this one. The straps on this new model are sewn on much more heavily and I don't understand why this bag won't last long. This bag is perfect for my needs as a technician. It even has a luggage strap that I can attach to my carry-on on business trips. Here's…

Mediocre bag. 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…

This bag is perfect for everything you need during the day: laptop, chargers, notepad and some documents. The front pocket has large organizational compartments and is quite roomy. The bag is very comfortable, minimalist and unusual! However, it came with threads coming from everywhere. I had to cut each one with scissors, but the excess threads keep crawling out. This bag would be 5/5 if Thule controlled the quality control, but the quality is really bad.

The strap on my old thin and light Thule shoulder bag broke after two years and I needed a replacement. Thule was unable to replace this bag as it is no longer made and suggested I choose a similar bag and after much searching I settled on this one. The straps on this new model are sewn on much more heavily and I don't understand why this bag won't last long. This bag is perfect for my needs as a technician. It even has a luggage strap that I can attach to my carry-on on business trips. Here's…

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…