4.0 out of 5 stars Affordable computer backpack offering great value.

2026-01-20    -Chris Nishioka

When reviewing backpacks or bags, it's essential to consider both the price and the value they provide. The backpack I’m evaluating is currently priced at around $20, which is significantly less than many "brand name" backpacks that can exceed $100. Because of this price difference, my expectations for a $20 backpack will be quite different from those for a $100 one. Now, let’s dive into the review.First, the backpack has a lot of space and many pockets. This is great for anyone who needs to carry gadgets and cables. It also has a USB cable port on the side, which is useful when you connect it to a power bank. Cool feature for a $20 backpack.In terms of comfort, the backpack works well. The straps have padding, making it comfortable to wear. It easily fits my MacBook Pro 15 and Dell XPS 13. There is some padding to protect the laptops, but you should still be careful not to drop it. The extra pockets are handy for storing my headphones, power bank, and work phone. The material isn’t as high quality as a designer backpack, but it meets expectations for a $20 product.In conclusion, I recommend this backpack. It offers great value for the price and is a practical choice for those looking for an affordable bag.

5.0 out of 5 stars Work Backpack

2025-12-28    -Obed

I love my new work bag! Great size, comfortable with plenty of space and pockets without the bulky feel/look.

5.0 out of 5 stars Good purchase.

2026-02-06    -S. Hancock

Fair price, timely delivery, quality product. I would buy again. No complaints.

5.0 out of 5 stars Work Backpack

2026-02-13    -Obed

I love my new work bag! Great size, comfortable with plenty of space and pockets without the bulky feel/look.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great or those on the go

2026-02-15    -KT

This is a great backpack for work or on the go. Three different zip-up compartments, two sided mesh pockets, and a bonus hidden pocket makes for a ton of storage. This bag is light on the back, but can carry a lot. You can fill it with a change of clothes in the back pocket, snacks and drinks in the middle, and all your smaller on-the-go items in the front for easy access. It even has a usb port for a portable charger. The style is a classic and versatile black. This bag has been holding up to pretty much daily use with no signs of quitting.

5.0 out of 5 stars Well designed, slim travel backpack with hidden pocket and USB charging port

2026-01-02    -Andrew O

This backpack has a lot of nice features. The first one that stands out is the USB port on the outside that you can plug a charging cable into for any of your devices that you’re holding. How this works is on the inside, there’s a pocket on the inside for a power bank and another cable that you can plug into the powerbank. So that let’s you charge a device without leaving your backpack unzipped to feed a cable through. It’s nice to have it built-in. There is a large pocket for a laptop. I have a 15 inch MacBook Pro that fits just fine, and there’s an elastic velcro strap to keep it from moving around. The other thing that I really like about this is there’s a hidden zipper pocket that’ll go against your lower back while you’re wearing it so you can put valuables in it like a wallet. There are two water bottle pockets which are stretchy so they’ll fit large or small water bottles. And the very back pocket is actually cushioned which I like because that means if you happen to sit down your backpack on its back, whatever is in that pocket will get a little bit of cushioning. The part that rests against your back has really good cushioning which makes it comfortable to wear. Overall it’s quite slim which I like and would make it an easy carry-on backpack. I think this is a really neat backpack, very well designed and constructed, and I’m excited to use it next time I travel (and for daily use until then).

5.0 out of 5 stars Great value!

2025-12-23    -Sean

Great quality! No issues whatsoever.

5.0 out of 5 stars Well designed, slim travel backpack with hidden pocket and USB charging port

2026-01-19    -Andrew O

This backpack has a lot of nice features. The first one that stands out is the USB port on the outside that you can plug a charging cable into for any of your devices that you’re holding. How this works is on the inside, there’s a pocket on the inside for a power bank and another cable that you can plug into the powerbank. So that let’s you charge a device without leaving your backpack unzipped to feed a cable through. It’s nice to have it built-in. There is a large pocket for a laptop. I have a 15 inch MacBook Pro that fits just fine, and there’s an elastic velcro strap to keep it from moving around. The other thing that I really like about this is there’s a hidden zipper pocket that’ll go against your lower back while you’re wearing it so you can put valuables in it like a wallet. There are two water bottle pockets which are stretchy so they’ll fit large or small water bottles. And the very back pocket is actually cushioned which I like because that means if you happen to sit down your backpack on its back, whatever is in that pocket will get a little bit of cushioning. The part that rests against your back has really good cushioning which makes it comfortable to wear. Overall it’s quite slim which I like and would make it an easy carry-on backpack. I think this is a really neat backpack, very well designed and constructed, and I’m excited to use it next time I travel (and for daily use until then).

5.0 out of 5 stars Great value!

2026-01-18    -Sean

Great quality! No issues whatsoever.

4.0 out of 5 stars Good quality, sophisticated looking backpack with solid features--not the hugest capacity though

2026-02-15    -Amazon customer

This backpack is extremely nice for the price. I admit I didn't pay for it, they gave it to me because I am in the review program, so if I promise to write honest reviews, I can get some free products. But I promise to write what I think and some things I think are bad and then I write that they are. This isn't that. I hadn't been back to the Amazon website for a while, so I had to search this product. I am amazed at how cheap it is. For that price you are probably expecting a computer that will just fall apart. Think again! This is one of the nicest backpacks I've had. It is full of features. When I compare this to the kind of mass-produced backpacks you might buy at a similar price at a big box warehouse stores at the beginning of school, there is just really no comparison. This backpack is far nicer, looks much more sophisticated--more appropriate for a business professional rather than a teenager, and has far more special features and really thoughtful storage and compartments. As usual, you will have trouble fitting a very large water bottle into the side pocket. It did fit the zipper nicely though. It has a good trolley strap so you can easily hitch it onto your rolling bag at the airport. It has the slots for pens and pencils and smaller items and the front zipper pocket you would expect. It has some sort of connecting to music or batteries feature I didn't try at all, but it looks pretty cool. I appreciate its subtle good looks. This allows me to carry a backpack at work while still looking professional, not like a high school student. I like that it isn't just black, but is sophisticated and neutral in its color scheme. Also, it doesn't have any stupid logos or company names in really large letters as some other backpacks I ordered did. It is relatively comfortable, although I admit to being a one shoulder backpack wearer (but I always do this, it isn't this particular bag). The straps are nice and wide and padded--comfy. The laptop sleeve is particularly roomy and nice and padded. My computer feels very secure. The pocket is wide enough, that I also put stacks of 8 1/2 X 11 paper in there to stay nice and flat with the computer. There is just one main shortcoming of this backpack that I would mention: It advertised that it has a large capacity. To me, it does not seem to have a large capacity. I guess it depends what you are comparing it to. I teach a class with a large, thick textbook that the students need to bring to class every day (so therefore so do I), so that is what I am thinking of. Many textbooks are going digital, so perhaps this isn't something you care about, but you probably don't want this backpack if you are going to be carrying several of those. I only have one really thick textbook and another much smaller one. Those two fit fine along with a laptop, various charging cords and pens, whiteboard marker etc. I guess from that vantage point, even though I do not think of the capacity as large, it isn't ridiculously small either.