Matein Travel Laptop Backpack vs Targus Drifter II

It holds a LOT! It was comfortable on my back; the straps are well padded. I liked that I could also carry it on my carry on suitcase using the strap (on the backpack) that fit over the handle of the carry on suitcase; it was a bit snug getting it to fit over the handle, but it securely held the backpack on top of my Travel Pro carry on suitcase. It seems sturdy and held up well for what I need it for.

This one has the webbing, but the loop is just a loop of webbing. A bit more trouble to stick fingers in for a better grasp. - The straps themselves are a little stiff-feeling. They might be a bit irritating for some people especially those who will be loading the bag down with a lot of books, and hauling it through airports or while walking longer distances

So an excellent bargain bag, and I love that it has that dock on it, but I think it's faster not to use it, at least when topping off my laptop; for mobile devices, it's perfect between classes. I put it on the table in front of me or the chair next to me, and I don't get to take out the pack to charge my phone, for instance. But yet again, if you want to drop kick or throw your excellent expensive tablet or laptop, get a damn shock-resistant setup, not this thing.

When i need to take my programmer somewhere, then it takes a ride. One thing that I have to agree with a couple other reviewers on is that the bottom could use a little more padding. If you are a complete moron and do not take care of your stuff or you do not mean to set it down so hard by slipping or falling, you may smack that laptop a bit. I do not worry so much for myself but to make sure, I cut out some extra foam for the bottom just to make sure this was not an issue, ever

I purchased this when my company started sending me to job sites that I had to fly to, to replace the small breifcase style one they gave me so I could fit more of what I needed in it. You can easily fit a laptop, tablet, storage clip-board, and two days worth of clothes and it will still fit under the seat for flights. Even in the little planes that only seat like 20 people.

The Good: This is an extremely roomy backpack with plenty of space, a great number of roomy pockets, well-constructed zippers, and well-thought out extras. It has enough interior space for a 2-3 days worth of clothes. Really, in terms of size and the ability to sequester stuff, this is an excellent design. The straps are comfortable; the hidden, zippered back pocket is a great touch; it's well-padded; and the top pouch is extremely accessible and roomy

The compartments are perfect for storing and organizing SO MUCH STUFF! I also prefer using a backpack rather than pulling a small piece of luggage with wheels. This is especially true when I have the larger luggage to be checked, but still in the coming and going one is stuck with the nuisance of rolling both small and large pieces of luggage and it can be problematic. However, using a backpack avoids that problem and it is comfortable to wear because the weight inside is distributed in the all the different compartments. In addition, the backpack material is strong and looks good, and even matches the color of my hard-side luggage

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