This is an incredible piece of luggage engineering!!! I have never seen such an efficient backpack in my life! It works as a backpack, a suitcase, laptop carrying case, and a toiletry bag, all-in-one and for a very reasonable price! I counted 9 zippered compartments, plus two open pockets, and a water bottle holder. Plus the bag can be expanded to be made larger. The toiletry side of the backpack has a mesh zippered compartment and a clear vinyl compartment. The laptop pocket is nice and roomy and easily accommodates my 15 inch laptop. There are three packing cubes and one cinch strap bag for a pair of shoes or other items you want to keep separate from other things you keep in the bag. It also has a pull out ID badge on the exterior of the backpack which you pull out with the metal circle diadem on the exterior of the backpack. If all that wasnt enough, you also have a USB charging port on the exterior of the bag to plug your phone or other electronic gadget into for power. Note that it doesnt come with a battery pack, which you supply yourself. There is a zippered compartment to place your battery pack into the backpack. The USB connectors are standard USB ports, so youll need an adaptor if you charging chord for your device uses USB type C connections on both end of your charging chord. This really is an all-in-one bag and could be used to pack everything for a night or two away from home. Otherwise using this as your auxiliary bag for a flight will allow you to take a lot more items with you along with your standard carry-on luggage. This backpack even has a an exterior belt for sliding over the pull handle of your wheeled luggage if you dont want to carry it on your back. The designers really thought of everything here, and the price is outstanding for everything this bag can do! This would make an excellent gift for a graduate student or someone who is always on the go.

This seems to be a well made pack especially for the price. All the pockets you should need. It carries well, and seems to have enough padding. I almost maxed out at tightening the shoulder straps. Im 57. This type of pack is not made for long term back packing. The shoulder straps are a convenience for occasional use. It can expanded to a bit over the allowable size.

This backpack has any compartments and pockets and converts into a soft-sided suitcase. It feels durable and has expandable storage and four packing cubes. It is very spacious, including a pocket for wet items and a pocket for a water bottle. I also like that it is water resistant. I do wish it had a waist strap, as only having a chest strap means I could be carrying a lot of weight on my shoulders. Having a shoulder strap would have also been helpful. This will be a very handy bag for trips where I wont be walking far. I look forward to taking it on my next trip.

This is a really great bag for a carry-on, whether for a short trip or as a second bag. Tons of built-in pockets with one large expandable area for clothes and the laptop area with lots of room for work stuff, or just quick access things. The straps stow nicely so it shouldnt get lost on a conveyor ride. Itd be perfect for a trip where you will be using public transport as its a great size for a day+ pack once you are there. The packing cubes seemed thin, but its actually a very rugged feeling material, meant to keep the bare weight down. Now, where are we going!

This seems like a great strong bag. The pockets just keep coming and the zippers to expand it as well. Sits comfortably on your shoulders/bag or has a carrying handle. I like the extra travel bags it comes with it.

This travel backpack will be my future travel bag. I have many travel bags and backpacks. But this one has the most thoughtful designs. Not only because it has many pockets and compartments but also because of the placement of pockets/compartments, the zipper locations, and the size of the pockets/compartments. Like other carry-on bags, it is expandable to accommodate more content. The included 4 packing cubes are versatile, with one for storing shoes. At this price, this a good value buy.

The manufacturer thought of everything with this bag. I really like it. It has so many pockets that you will probably forget what all you packed in it. The material is not the thickest, but it is not as thin as all the others at this price point. This bag has features that let you know they did actual field testing or used real travelers. First, it has all of the cubes so that you can organize different items into separate compartments. You can expand the bag to a larger size. You have 4 buckle straps to help keep the bag secure. The pull-out name tag is a cool bonus. The ability to store the shoulder straps when you dont need them is genius. The strap on the back to attach it to your other luggage, fantastic. I could easily pack this bag for a 4–5-day trip and not have to deal with the crazy airline baggage check process. Hope that helps you today.

The bag itself is great but I only received 3 of the 4 packing cubes

Backpacks have become my carry-on luggage of choice for air travel. They are great for carrying hands-free and are a good size for stowing under the seat in front, but a few that I have used are obviously optimized for upright packing and unpacking. This is a little inconvenient for travel as putting stuff in a pack is easy, but accessing it, not so much. I actually did not know what to expect from this item. I was attracted to the laptop storage. I was hoping it would make removing and stowing a laptop easier than with other backpacks. It definitely does that. There is a dedicated laptop compartment that is accessible in the most convenient way from under an airline seat. In and out on a plane is going to be much easier than any other pack I have used. Better still, this pack is more like a soft-sided suitcase. The “lid” is secured on three sides by a zipper like a hard-sided suitcase I have. It is also expandable (a couple of inches in depth). It is just a tad smaller than my hard-sided case (usually stowed in the overhead), but it should be easy to pack whatever I need for short trips. It will also be easier to access and unpack than a traditional backpack. I am so used to using a backpack that I just live with the existence of the straps when the pack is not on my back. This pack has a pocket to stow the straps, and has two handles for carrying, if desired, like a…well…like a suitcase. This feature eats up some precious cubic inches of packing volume, but I know it will be nice to be able to get the straps out of the way in planes. The packing cubes have yet to be put to use, but I can see them making packing and unpacking more orderly than a traditional backpack. The suitcase form factor of this pack is very desirable compared to the deep and narrow access of traditional backpacks. The packing cubes are going to work well with this design. I can’t wait to put this pack to its first use.

Easy to pack, carry and holds a lot