Timbuk2 Division Laptop Pack Deluxe vs Tzowla Travel Laptop

You need to unbuckle this to get the zipper underneath. Don't really love that here, but it does work better on the opposite side where the water bott...

So you have one right here. That's a zip one right here! You got your place to put let's say like a tablet right here: another one right here and we'v...

Got this bag for commuting to work and it’s great—love the different pockets, laptop sleeve, padded straps, and actually found the key ring hook to be the most useful feature. The only downside to the water proof material is that while it looks really sleek and indeed keeps out moisture, it also shows wear EXTREMELY quickly. I’m talking a finger nail scratch will scuff this bag and stay forever. So, while I’ve had it less than a month and been pretty careful with it, it looks like it’s had nine lives

While almost all of the bags we reviewed easily fit within the size constraints of most airline carry-on specifications, the Tzowla Travel Laptop bag had the most intentional design features to accommodate travelers and commuters. This pack is equipped with a luggage belt on the back that either lets you tuck away the shoulder straps or attach it to the handle of a suitcase. The top of this pack has a built-in combination lock that lets you lock the main compartment, which is handy feature to avoid theft while traveling or commuting on busy trains. Another interesting feature is the built-in USB port and audio jack

All those electronics can fit into this compartment quite easily. Now this pocket is very padded, as you can see, it's kind of got the stitched reinfo...

I wanted something to put my new MacBook Air in that wasn't too bulky but was still able to fit my headphones and a few other things. This back pack is perfect! It's the right size, has a lockable area where the laptop is kept, it's the prettiest backpack I've ever owned. The blue is beautiful in person. I love it honestly

And then I have my coffee cup which obviously in the morning would have coffee in it and I'd have it in my hand. but then after work I know that I can...

So let me just open up this bag from the top, and let me see how quick it I can enter my combo, not too bad okay, so that button now we're gon na open...

While this pack is a perfect size for minimalist carry on, at first I found it to be a bad fit. As a guy with a L or XL torso: the sternum strap was nearly at my neck at the lower of the two settings. I moved it to the very bottom of the padded strap, and it works much better but I had to let out all of the slack in the straps. As some has mentioned, access isn’t the best but it does have a good feature set

Very solid bag for under 30 dollars. I spent 10 days with it in Disney over several wet and very hot days and overall I’m very pleased with it. I will go over the positives then a few things it could have improved upon. Positive -great size and easy to carry around