Review on Incase City Commuter Backpack by Tracie Price

I got this for a reasonable price (maybe half what Apple was trying to sell as a case at the Apple Store for a similar one for the new MacBook Pro. It fits a 16" and looks versatile enough to hide expensive gear. It's good for travel and commuting. The main downside is the lack of a water bottle pocket on the outside. For example, place a steel coffee mug with expensive tech This hasn't leaked. Ditto for the lunch box with liquid in it. However, it fits quite a lot of stuff in a compact profile and it's refreshing to have a backpack without dangling straps and protruding things to get caught in crowded places or things can get dropped somewhat difficult to dig out of the bottom of the backpack, but (on the other hand) it makes sense to store small things, which are sifted out t When you exit the zipper, it is partially open. However, things that are at the top of the backpack can easily fall out if you don't pull them all the way up when running out the door. The pocket for a phone or sunglasses at the top is nice and relatively unobtrusive when you're around frivolous people. And another useful front pocket. The inner computer case is very protective. The outside main zip looks cheap and feels a little flimsy and it looks like it will let the rain through when I return from the train station. And the color anthracite is really ugly, not a pleasant shade of gray, but slightly greenish and not even a subtle olive green. I was wondering if it was fake due to the odd shade of gray, but that might just be personal taste - I'm no expert. I like the packaging as I would recommend you go for the black as no one can ruin the colour. Overall, I like this backpack for its main purpose: to protect and disguise an expensive computer, enough space for sportswear, a small camera, a wallet, a raincoat. different all day. And it's nice that he doesn't have a thousand pockets to lose things in. Be prepared to do some digging with this tall, slim backpack.