Amazon Basics Rolling Bag Laptop Computer Case with Wheels

Exactly what I was looking for. During my nursing studies, I have to carry around a lot of books. Initially, I was a little hesitant to get a rolling case, but after the first week of school, I started to realize the importance of it. It had already cost me an arm and a leg for other supplies, books, scrubs, etc. , that I was searching for a DEAL on. When I came across this bag on Amazon (Amazon got tons of business from me) I was worried about compromising quality, but then I fell in love with it! When I first read the reviews, I was hesitant since most people complained that there was no padding in the pull bars and there was only a little padding throughout the bag, but once I received the bag, all my worries were gone! Most carryon bags have this type of style where a fabric covers the metal on the inside of the bag. There is no padding against the arm pulley, though there is a covering, which is fine. Most likely, you won't be toting around antiques that are fragile, so you should not be concerned. In the back there is space for a few books or even a small outfit for a short trip and some toiletries if you are staying the night. An extra compartment has a divider so that a laptop can be placed on the front of the divider and files on the back of On the front is a small storage area where pens, phones, and other small items can be stored. It has my keys, wallet, sunglasses, medicines, lip gloss and hand lotion in the front pocket, my MacBook in the computer storage area, along with my Beats by Dre headphones, and in the third compartment (near the arm pulley) I can stash two large books and two Unless I am wearing my lab coat, I have a set of 3. 5" binders, a medical dictionary, my stethoscope and my laboratory coat. There is certainly no shortage of weapons in that In addition to the thick and sturdy material, the arm pulleys are extremely long, and I'm sure that will be a bonus for taller people. Its design is very simple and the price is great!! I am pleased with the strength and the simplicity of this bag. Additionally, I like that the pulley can be hidden when it isn't in use by zipping it closed. Despite its durability, I use the bag five days a week, seven days a use it every day to go through parking lots and around campus, so I would say that it gets regular use/repeat It gets 4 stars only because I would like it to have an over-the-shoulder strap for situations where I would not want to roll it, but instead pick it up to carry it if I chose to. The shorter handles are the only ones you have. Otherwise, I am very pleased with the item I received for the price I paid. If it were to wear out before the year is up - I would replace it. The reason I can do that is because it's not a $300 rolling computer case If it were still the same bag, I would absolutely replace it.

Porter Preston

| Dec 05, 2020

After 18 months, here is an update Even after a couple of years, the bag still works well. My prediction that it would last only 6 months was incorrect, and I am pleased about it. The wheels have normal wear and tear, and the handle is not as smooth as it was. The bottom is scratched up quite a bit too. There are no exposed stitches, and none of the stitches have come undone. As well as not being careful, I have also not followed the rules. My use of it was normal, and its care was not a big deal to me. Since I carry about 15*30 lbs (laptops, pens, files) with me every day, I feel like I have put this bag through the wringer. For forty bucks you really can't go wrong. With any luck, it will last six to twelve months more. - - - I am writing an original review of I ordered it Wednesday night and it had arrived at my door by noon Your efforts have been rewarded once more, Amazon! Basically, I just wanted to give you a little background information. As a travel salesperson, I am more or less on the road. The TV I carry is a little smaller and less heavy than my 16' laptop, but it is about the same size. I will bring my office and notebooks, give away pens, client files, and basically I will bring my padfolio. Because of the pain in my shoulder, I started finding it hard to carry my shoulder bag around. The product I bought is something I can move around with while the shoulder rests. I figured at this price, I can use it as a crap bag if it turns out to be ineffective. Thus far, the impressions are good. * * - The size of the overall project is I just want to emphasize that the bag is slightly thicker than my usual shoulder bag and slightly - I would assume the empty weight is somewhere around 3*5 lbs and it would be pretty much in line with a shoulder carry - The amount of storage space you have I'm feeling cozy. On the pictures, you can see that the first section (the small pouch on the front) can be opened pretty wide. You can see how much I scaled the dollar bill to get a sense of the size of the pouch. I find the dividers in the pouch to be a little ridiculous. It would have been better if the pockets had been bigger in there and there were less sections. In the middle of the bag, there is a space especially created for storing I can fit into my 16-inch shoe I liked that you added padding at the bottom of the screen and laptop. I liked the addition of the additional screen. You can probably drop it a little bit and it will offer some protection. Thought I did a drop test, I did not. Besides the laptop section, there is an area next to it for a padfolio and files. There are quite a few of them. Although it is located within the 3rd section of the bag, it shares space with it. The handle is located in the third section, as shown in the pictures. When the handle has been retracted and the lid has been zipped, I took a picture of the top of that section. It bulges quite a bit as you can see. I find it a bit weird looking at it. Just wanted to make sure you knew about it. There is no seed at the bottom of row 3. Hence, if you were to place something small in section 1, it could be rolled to section 2 with no problem. We don't know why it is designed in this manner. That doesn't mean it's all over - Since I plan to keep folders in that section, this is a deal breaker for me. You may want to put the small parts in ziplock bags before carrying them, if you have a lot of small parts and wish to keep them organized. The mechanics and mechanics It consists of A solid foundation. Upon pulling out the handle at full length, it is about the height of my belly button, and I am just over 5'8 tall. I think that the outer shell is sturdy, the wheels roll well, and the handle is nice. This was quite a comfortable trip to drive. I have not yet started loading the unit, but the dry runs so far feel good. Section 3 of the bag does not take up much space as a result of the wheels. Between the wheel and your bag is a piece of hard plastic that protects your things, so I do not expect any damage at all to your stuff. It is only a thin fabric that extends inside the bag to the bottom that separates the bag from the handle arm. If you are carrying fragile items, I would keep an eye on it. I would say, finally, that the price is a deal breaker. At $35 bucks, I consider this bag Even though I don't have $35 to waste on it, I think it offers a fair amount of value for the money. It was concerning that other reviews talked about the wheel not lasting as long as it should. I figured that I could take a chance, though, since most of my trips are around parking lots and office buildings. Should the wheel fail to do the minimal amount of "towing" I would do, I'll update this post. Considering that it can survive a trip around a parking lot, that would be a pretty serious failure. We will have to see how things turn out.

Banks Armstrong

| Mar 14, 2021

After reading other reviews, I was leery of its usefulness after purchasing this bag. I bought it for the price, but have not used it.
I was surprised at how well it is It features durable exterior material, and the stitching on the outside looks nice. I use it with a 17" laptop. Although many people have complained about the laptop not fitting on their desk, it fits perfectly on mine. The only thing I have to watch is not to overpack. There are models for students who need to carry 3 or 4 books to and from class along with binders, laptops, or individuals who need to fly all the time. Almost all laptops with a few files that move from home to work work with this application. This is something under $40, so I would give it 4 stars because the handle could be a bit more sturdy, but it is good value.

Anders Mitchell

| Jul 20, 2020

There is no doubt that Amazon's bag does at least as well as it does, There are several reasons why I like the Amazon bag *Brief description here A sufficient amount of space for my Dell Latitude with a 15-inch display. Display screen of 6" and a multitude of accessories (portfolio binder, pens, business cards, small AC adaptor, mouse, external keyboard (mini), Wi-Fi access point, etc. The following items include a WiFi range extender, Ethernet cable, presentation tool, cable lock, etc. stack of documents, an umbrella, a A lightweight design. Outside is a little smaller than the Samsonite, but it does seem to have the same amount of capacity*4. There is a lot of noise from the wheels when rolling. It's priced at.

Miller Chung

| Apr 13, 2021