I’ve only used for a couple of weeks. So far, it has performed well. Comfortable to carry, seems sturdy. For the fraction of the cost of others ($60+) this bag is well worth it. Well made and carries my 15 inch laptop plus a mid weight jacket, travel pillow, hat, snacks, and other miscellaneous items, and still room. Plenty of pockets to organize everything! Cannot comment on durability, as I have only had it for a couple of weeks. But, I have not seen any issues with construction so, I expect it to last.

All of the features are good. I made a good purchase.

Holds all my meds transplant book. Phone wallet glasses masks with way more room.

I cannot rate if the bag is water proof or not. But is far it’s working out great

I researched so many black travel backpacks that would count as a personal item for all airlines. This one ticked every box. I love all the pockets and the hidden pocket on the back was great! This backpack looks expensive and is so comfortable and durable! Would recommend to anyone!

Its a really durable backpack Ive used it every week since I got it 6months ago and its still going strong no loose threads or tear in the backpack. Highly recommend

I have never used a backpack before, only a briefcase and am so surprised how many things fit into it. This backpack is comfortable on my 6 foot 3 inch frame and even my large lunch box fits in with my laptop, ipad and chargers plus all of my other essentials. Its great!

Very well made (seams are tight with no loose threads, zippers sewn in very well and they dont catch or drag), no problems in the rain (havent tested snow yet), the side pockets actually hold my bigger then most water bottle without falling out, tons of assorted pockets in different places in and around the backpack that prevents almost any shifting, crushing or burying of smaller items, large padded center handle makes the bag feel lighter even when maxed out on space, straps are very padded and the lower back pocket is a safe for non fragile items (like a wallet, expecially when the bag is hanging from my wheelchair).

I needed a new backpack for business and personal travel; my Tumi one looks great, but the seatbelt like straps are not comfortable. This one has comfortable padded straps, is comfortable to wear, holds a lot of items in the various pockets, is waterproof, and even has a USB charging port. I have used it every day for several weeks, and am very happy with it. However, as some other reviews note, it does tend to unzip itself. I initially thought that I was forgetting to zip up the pockets, because there are quite a few of them. But at least once a day, some helpful passerby would tell me: Hey, your backpack is unzipped. I think you can solve the problem by keeping the zipper tabs at the bottom, rather than top, if you can remember. Otherwise, its great. PS: I was trying to decide between three similar Matein backbacks, so I ordered all 3. I tried the Matein Business Travel backpack ($50), it was sleek, but too small and slim to carry everything I needed. Also tried the Matein Extra Large backpack ($72), but it was too big and bulky. Finally decided on this one, the Matein Travel Laptop backback, the cheapest of the three for $30 - just right.

My son has been using this bag for about two months as his school bag. We really like that it has a number of different compartments. He can put folders in one area, his computer in another, and books, papers, and pencils in other compartments. The straps and zippers seem to be of good quality. The plug-in for a phone and charger is cool, but he hasnt used it yet. I think one other thing I would like on a bag like this is a strap or attachment mechanism between the two straps once the bag is put on. This helps keep the straps from slipping off and keeps the bag snuggly on the back. But this is a great backpack.