Review on 🎒 Mobile Edge Alienware Orion M17x ScanFast TSA Checkpoint Friendly Gaming Laptop Backpack – 17.3-Inch, Black by Donnie King

Where do I start?! This is the most amazing backpack I've ever owned or seen on anyone, well, ever. I'll be leaving a generous review because I'm so excited to have found this. Prior to this [fourth], I was shipped three backpacks, but none fit my 17.3-inch Dell Inspiron Starlord laptop. This backpack was the only one. Let's start with the color. It's not greyish, not bronze, but a beautiful matte black, just like I was hoping for. The color corresponds to the pictures in the product profile and the description. The alien face in the middle of the backpack fits perfectly and straight. (I saw a review that actually didn't have it). There is a protective film on it which I did not remove before taking the attached photos. I honestly hate it when these things get scratched. I expect this one to get scratched as well because I'm a total idiot and just throw my backpacks on the ground somewhere. So keep that in mind if you're picky like me. There are no visible water bottle holders here, but if you look at the photos you can see my chubby little hand reaching for the bottle holder that's tucked into the tiny zipper in the bottom left corner of the backpack (to your left if you carry the backpack). It should stretch enough to hold 20 ounces of Dasani or Aquafina water. (I don't have a bottle handy to test with). My Dell 17.3 laptop fits in perfectly. The strap slips over the laptop for a snug fit. Behind the laptop is soft amazing padding that keeps my sweaty back sweating as I walk around campus. This backpack is designed so security personnel can quickly zip this bag all the way open until it lays flat. I didn't have to press it a little or press it at all, it fits perfectly. The strap stretches to its maximum capacity on my huge laptop, but without stretching it should fit snugly on 15 inch laptops. As you can see from the photos, I have two college textbooks, a planner, a... themed laptop and my portable computer mouse in a black case. In the smaller bag, I have a 10,000mAh power bank charger, a financial calculator, pens, a micro USB charger, and probably other random stuff that fits in there. This backpack would be perfect if it had a USB port to connect to the power bank, but whatever. (I'm not deducting any stars for this rating). I've also included a picture of the back and shoulder straps. With my laptop and the above items in the backpack, it weighed about 15 pounds, but it wasn't heavy at all and feels more than sturdy enough to support more weight. The straps look comfortable. I'm not sure what fits in this little alien bag, but I'm sure I can find something to put in it. (Maybe an emergency K-Cup for the Keurig campus). All in all a phenomenal quality backpack and I'm very glad I found it after so many tries. I couldn't believe the price either! If there is a market for giant backpacks for giant laptops, expect the price to go up. It's too underrated. (Sorry if the price goes up. I'm a broke college student, I wouldn't appreciate it either.) I hope I have everything you need to hear. I'm not getting paid for this review, I'm just really grateful it exists!