Rolling Laptop Bag, 17 Inch Rolling Briefcase for Men Women, Water Resistant Roller Bag with Wheels and USB Charging Port for Business Travel Work, Black

I seem to go through bags pretty quick for some reason. Mostly the handle breaks on me, and now it's useless. This one so far seems good. It fits in all plane overheads, sometimes with a little work, and I can keep all my stuff in it and more. You do have to be aware that it is front heavy and can tip forward if not set properly. Happened to me a couple times but figured out how to avoid this from happening. When you place on the ground, be aware that it needs to "lean back" a little to set on the floor. I never had an issue of it falling forward while using it, only taking it off my suitcase and putting it down. There is no luggage strap on the back of it, bummer, but I have a hook that clamps to the top of my suitcase handle that works perfect.

I started a private practice and had to have a way to transport my books, handouts, and laptop. This has ample room for all the above as well as extra room for pens, files, boxes of business cards, and other office items. The only thing I do not like is the telescoping arm can be tricky at times.

I am a flight attendant who likes working the smaller Embraer 145 with the small overhead bins. (I’ve also worked the CRJ which has the same size bins.). Both of these planes do not allow 20” roller boards into the cabin because of FAA rules. I often “deadhead” on these smaller planes (aka ride as a passenger) and the same rule applies to me as it does to passengers. I got this bag because it’s small enough to fool the flight attendants. A flight attendant would look at this bag and let it on without thinking twice.Having said that, I bought this because I take a laptop and an extra monitor with me. This bag is fantastic for organizing. However, I did NOT stuff the bag full and I tried to see if I could get the bag in the overhead on my EMB 145… I could not. Not without possibly breaking the overhead. Which means it won’t fit in a CRJ overhead bin either. So, if I take this bag on the plane, it would have to get stuffed under the seat the long way and I would be cramped. Plus, if I have an A seat on the EMB, it won’t fit under my seat at all. So this is strike one for me.Strike 2 is that I am 5’6” tall. While the telescoping handle is super sturdy, it’s also kind of short, even for me. When I drag it, the handle hits me just under the butt cheek and if I walk really fast with it, it keeps hitting my shoe and making me trip. So in other words, don’t bother if you’re taller than 5’6” or tend to walk fast.Strike 3 was that the wheel got stuck in Day 2. I ended up dragging it for about a minute before it cleared itself out. In the meantime, the wheel filed down just enough to make the bag make a clunking sound when I walk. This was disappointing as the bag is very sturdy otherwise. This is the first bag that has done that to me ever, so the wheels are cheap.Everything else about it is good. In the picture, you can see it’s slightly longer than my cooler. It fits on an embrace 175 just fine.

Weight of the bag is nice and love how it wheels. We used this for vacation for all work things and loved how this was convenient and durable for the flight

I bought this for my daughter who has a busy work load. She fell in love with it and it suited her needs. The extra features made it extra special.

I absolutely love this rolling laptop bag. It holds my laptop as well as all my folders needed to work from home. The big plus is that I no longer have to put my laptop in a bag and carry it on my shoulder. Pain free!!!!

The bag is ok- not great. It’s roomy, but i’d like another zipper compartment on the interior. The material is not the finest, but will last as long as necessary.Material is not the biggest issue. The wheels are not replaceable- as is the case with many of these bags. I just replaced a bag of much higher build and material quality, but the wheels gave out and weren’t replaceable. The life of these bags could be five or more years , but use on sidewalks wear the wheels out in 2-3. It’s planned obsolescence- why else aren’t they designed with replaceable wheels - and wheel replacements that can be easily found at Amazon or a luggage shop? A second issue in many of these bags- regardless of brand is the handle. If they break one might as well get a new bag rather than trying to repair it.The bag is fine as long as one understands that it will need to be replaced well before it should be. I’m an attorney and use it on a daily basis.Am I satisfied? It’s less than what I expected, but it suits the purpose and is competively priced.

Got this for my sister who’s a first year teacher and she loves it. It was worth the money. She used it daily! It’s looks great and works great. Great value for your money. And makes her look like a professional teacher.