Naukay Travel Backpack, 50L Large Laptop Backpack with USB Charging Port, Water Resistant Anti Theft Big Computer Backpack Fits 17 Inch Laptop, TSA Friendly Daypack, Travel Gifts for Men Women, Black

I commute every day on an e-scooter and train to work. I got this backpack to stay secured on my back and carry anything I may need to take to and from work, lunch, rain gear, sunscreen, scooter repair tools, laptop, tire pump, etc. I didn't realize when I purchased it how many flippin pockets this thing has on it! I love it! On the sides there are nets to carry a drink, no surprise there, but just behind that are zipper pockets, each large enough to store a bottle of sunscreen in one and insect repellant in the other. I can happily store my laptop and all of its accessories in one pocket, my lunch in a different pocket incase there's a spill, my rain gear and tire pump in another pocket, separate that tire pump from the rain gear within that pocket, tools in its own pocket, and even a little pocket up near the top handle (which is reinforced with a metal wire btw) I'm just gonna use to store my Carmex. Oh! Just noticed right now there's another zipper pocked just behind the lower back.Ok enough about the pockets, how does it feel on your back? Nice, actually. Very nice! With the front strap it's definitely not falling off your back, bit snug if you have a large chest though, I've got it adjusted to the max setting and slid to the top of the shoulder straps and it's exactly where I need it... we'll see how I feel about this in the winter months, might just go without strapping it at all, which is fine, bag stays on your back just fine without the front strap attached.Overall, a very nice bag with plenty of versatile capacity. Feels plenty durable, I suspect I'll have this bag for a good while. The only negative I have is that the pull straps to tighten the shoulders don't have loops like my old bag which made it very easy to pull it up when I put it on... these are just normal folded ends which will be difficult to grab with gloves on in the future.

The Naukay Large Travel Backpack has been an excellent addition to my daily routine, especially for work activities. With its super large 45L capacity, it comfortably fits my 17.3-inch laptop, along with all my other essentials like a planner, tablet, and various accessories. The multiple compartments and pockets keep everything well-organized and easily accessible, which is a huge plus when you're on the go.What really stands out is the durable construction and thoughtful design. The 1680D fabric is not only tough and water-resistant but also provides great protection for my items. The USB charging port is incredibly convenient for keeping my devices powered throughout the day. The anti-theft pocket at the back gives me peace of mind, knowing my valuables are secure. The backpack is also very comfortable to wear, thanks to the padded back and adjustable shoulder and chest straps. Overall, this is a versatile and durable backpack, perfect for both work and travel.

I really like this backpack. It can fit a large laptop and most of what I had previously been carrying in a small backpack and a separate bag. I tend to over-stuff the main area of the back, so it’s difficult to use the drink pockets, but that’s my own fault. The straps could stand to be a little wider to support the weight, since it can be overloaded so much, but otherwise I am pleased with the overall quality and have been using it daily with little to no complaints. The USB passthrough is a nice feature to have while traveling or commuting. The front loops and clip add some flexibility for hanging things off of it. All of that means you can end up hauling quite a bit of weight with this thing.This is a brand I’m not familiar with and the zippers are pretty standard for mid to low range packs. That being the case I expect that they will be the first points of failure after heavy use. My concern is about the placement of the buckles on the sides that hold the front and back of the pack together. The problem is that it doesn’t hold the front and back together, it holds the front to the middle; it is stitched on the “wrong” side of the zipper for the laptop pouch. While this configuration makes it a little easier to open that pouch for TSA inspection, it means that while carrying it by the main straps (not the top handle) all of the weight of the pack minus the laptop itself is being put on that large zipper that goes most of the way around the pack. Furthermore, once this zipper fails (almost inevitably given enough use) that buckle will be useless for holding the pack together.Now I don’t think this is exactly a design flaw, I think it’s a design decision for the benefit of the TSA inspection. So it may very well be a good trade-off. For me, personally - I’d prefer to unbuckle that clip for the TSA if that means not worrying about the whole thing flipping open one day.That one concern wouldn’t prevent me from recommending this pack or using myself for travel, especially if it’s only going to be used for a few trips and not overloaded. It's been a great pack to have on-hand.

This large backpack would be great for students and frequent travelers alike. It has many pocket options to keep your personal items both organized and protected. the best two features are the charging port so I never have to worry about finding an empty plug at the airport and the secret zippered pocket against my back when worn to hide my valuables (cell phone, wallet, passport) to keep from being stolen. The carry straps are comfortable and easily adjusted. When not being worn it also has a large sturdy handle on the top. This bag fits well under the airline seats to keep you from fighting for overhead bin space, and it holds a ton of stuff. I tend to bring a lot of electronics with me when I travel and this has the capacity to support that.