After going through several other backpacks this one is the best. Pockets are well laid out, easy to access and allow for tons of different options. Stylish and simple enough to take into professional meeting but also roomy enough for everything you need.

Inside is tearing appart day one. Poor quality of seams. This product will not last.

This backpack is pretty impressive when it cim es to capacity and practically. If they’d make padded dividers for the interior I’d have ordered a second one. Time will tell if it holds up.

I got this as an alternative for the LTT bag that I couldnt afford. In the back pocket, I can fit 15 inch laptop, S7 Tablet, Logitech K480 Keyboard, Notebook, and battery/charger in the zipper pocket. The main pocket can fit a lot of tech stuff, but youll need TomToc organizers to make it useable, or any tech organizer off something off Temu or Aliexpress. In that pocket, I have a Tech Organizer for all cables, mouses, flash drives, etc. An *bitdo controller case with Switch Pro Controller, Switch in Case, Sony XM4s, and space for an outfit if I wanted to fit more. My biggest complaint is the water bottle side pockets cant fit anything larger than 24oz or so. The structure of the bag isnt the greatest, but it gets the job done. Overall, it can fit a lot of tech if you are smart with it for the price.

Bought this for a trip to Las Vegas. I was able to pack everything I needed for a 6day trip, it was much roomier than I’d even hoped for. If I’d packed a little less I probably could have stowed under the seat in front of me, but of course I didn’t. Has great storage for laptops and iPads/tablets, really was a perfect choice for the price.

Its my go-to bag for trips, whether a weekend roadtrip or week long trip. I was able to fit a weeks worth of clothes + 1 laptop + headphones/chargers for a 1 week trip to from CA to North Carolina. Easy access pockets to take out my laptop if needed. A little long to fit under the standard airplane seat, stuck out a bit under the seat in front of me but I have short legs so not a big deal for me. I like that the backpack has a sort of frame, makes it easier to pack without the backpack being too bulky. Convenient pockets and zippers make it easy to access the main compartment which is really nice when I need an extra sweater mid flight or a charger.

This travel backpack from Tomtoc is what could be described as the mid-level in quality and price. You can find tons of similar bags (believe me I looked) on Amazon that are a lot cheaper but not as well made. Initially, I bought Tomtocs competitor, Inateck but it turns out its biggest advantage (the larger size) is what made me return it and buy this one instead. Inateck is essentially a soft rectangle suitcase with the shoulder straps. To me it looked kinda goofy to carry and I was afraid it could be too heavy on my shoulders after its packed. Tomtoc, on the other hand, looks and carries more like a backpack with almost as much volume as the Inateck (40L vs. 42L). The first picture shows the size difference between the two and as you can see the Inateck looks a lot bigger in picture but the Tomtoc has deeper depth with a bit of a tapered design (which has its own disadvantage, more on that later). As much as I like this bag, it isnt perfect. Tomtoc touts its TSA friendly 180 degree opening, where you store your laptop but the airport security still makes you take the laptop out of the bag, so split opening the bag 180 degree is pointless, IMO. On top of that in order to take out the laptop, Id have to unzip the back panel almost all the way down in order to un-velcro the strap that holds down the slots for laptop and tablet. This means that it actually requires extra step just to take the laptop/tablet out, which is a frequent occurrence when traveling. Id much rather have a separate one-side laptop opening with a zipper like most other bags do (e.g., Inateck). Back to that tapered design. I guess best way to describe the shape would be to imagine the trapezoid if you were to look from the top of the bag, where the grab handle is. This makes the bag looks and feels more streamlined but also make it trickier to pack well and wastes an extra space IMO. Some people seem to really like the flap that opens up from the front, and I have a mix feelings about this feature. In theory this seems like a good idea and I can see some useful occasions but I also think this design limits my access to the entirety of the bag content. Best I can describe is that as I was using the bag I kept wishing that instead of this flap opening, it would be a lot better if it opened up like a clamshell from the front so that I have a complete unobtrusive view of everything. Sure, the bag opens up 180 degree from the back but this way the bag does not seem to lay flat, and again, have awkward access to the main compartment. Another thing is the lack of organizational/security pockets/slots. I wish it had dedicated organizational pocket for smaller items like pen and keys. I ended up putting my pens and wallet on the top pocket and I didnt think that was ideal. Okay, Im getting really long-winded here but heres the gist of it: this travel backpack is pretty decent and easy to carry on your back, but it could be a lot better with a few adjustments. I give 3 ½ stars. Post notes: I can confirm that this fits no problem in the airplane overhead bin and if not pack fully to the brim, it can fit as the personal item as well.

I like it. It’s a little smaller than expected. It’s great for weekend trips and overnighters.

Spent 14 days traveling to Japan from the US and only took this bag and a small carry-on for luggage. Thats right, NO CHECKED BAG. This backpack provided me with the space and utility I wanted for a minimalist pack. Definitely passed the TSA requirements for size and has straps that allow you to really compact your bag down if you have soft items like clothes inside. Would definitely recommend for a carry-on personal item for airline travel.

If possible can add tsa lock for security