TYLT Powerbag Travel Battery Charging Backpack: Laptop Computer Bag Power Bank - USB Charger for Phones and Tablets, Pro Grey

[Pro's]I like this bag, although I did have to do some creative re-arranging as it is spaced differently from the Ful Powerbag I originally used (which they no longer make!).It is nicely designed and very well constructed!The battery pack is good quality and the cabling slots are well placed.[Cons]I would like to point out that the Trolley handle feature has an extreme emphasis on "rolling bag handle". If the slot at the bottom were widened to match the strip of black covering material, it would fit a small to medium size standard trolley handle easily. (I have a small and medium sized trolley).The thickness of the wedge shaped padding at the shoulders could be reduced by half, as I measured mine and watched the provided video, it actually interferes with the trolley handle and prevents the straps from turning to the side of the handle.Provided cabling is excessive. If the battery fits into the side pocket, it would be more efficient to provide one charging cable for the device and one universal cable for charging devices (it saves more space!).The tech accessory pouch is a nice consideration, but the addition of padding is a waste of compartment space. The compartment is already heavily padded, so adding it to the accessories bag is a waste of space and duplication of effort.Also the hoop should be on the lower back corner and not the top one. The way it is arranged now, takes up at least 1/3rd of the compartment space (more waste). If the hoop was on the lower back corner, it would attach more readily to the little hoop that it was already tied to during packing. This would allow the bag to tuck neatly into the side of the compartment in an upright position, it wouldn't interfere with the glasses compartment and you would be able to stack items in the pouch vs laying flat. That would mean "less" room for the contents to move around which reduces shock and impact risk.[Efficiency Tip]When not in use, NEVER leave the charging cables plugged into the battery, it creates a slow drain on the power charge and reduces storage efficiency.

It is a little to large for my 5' 3" but that is necessary to fit my 17" laptop. Nice quality fabric. Very easy to get laptop in and out of. Even enough room to squeeze my 14" Dell thin wireless keyboard behind the top firm pocket in the front pouch. I just put it in before I put anything in that pocket on top. The key things I looks for in my backpack was the strap across the chest to distribute the weight. The holes for the battery pack to run cables any which way I want. Room for lots of stuff (Google Dream goggles, tablet, keyboard, mouse, cables, ssd drive). The flat slot in front to put my passport wallet for quick retrieval. The only thing that this was missing was a build in lock. I bought a lock separably and was able to squeeze a thin cable lock through the bottom holes of the big front section and the laptop section. I could not add to tablet or other section since they only have one zipper. It would be nice if they change the zippers to include big holes at the ends instead of thick plastic or some other way to lock the compartments and it would be nice to have a wire that can secure the bag to something immobile.

LOVE THIS BAG!!! I put two power bank in. The one that comes with the bag is great but charges slowly so I put a faster charging power bank in the bag to charge the default power bank. The default power bank can charge my Samsung Notebook 9 EXT and my Huawei Matebook (not at the same time) via Type C with no problem. One of the cons I have is that it isn't rigid enough for to continue to sit up straight without being propped up against something sturdy. And one more con is that if you aren't carrying tech the bag has no room for anything else lol. It is definitely a tech bag!Oh and TSA approved bags are a load of crap. TSA doesn't read it's own standards so you will have to take out your laptop. They TSA agent actually said there is no such thing as a TSA approved backpack

I love this bag. The battery is awesome. Honestly the battery is so good that the price of the bag seems inexpensive. There’s a lot of different spaces and areas that you can use to organize all your stuff. My only issue is that I use this for taking all my camera gear with me and I am outside a lot. Many times I’m outside on dirty ground. So I wish the back of the bag was made with different material that didn’t collect dirt as much, but other than that this bag is amazing.

Lots and lots of pockets and chambers of various sizes yet a constraining-enough a form-factor that you can't so overpack it that it won't fit under the seat of or into the overhead storage of a B737 (probably out of luck on a CRJ200, though - dunno that anything under a mostly-empty messenger bag fits on those). Really comfortable straps more than makes up for the fact that it's not designed to use as a roll-away bag.

I was really excited about this bag. I took it with me on a trip and now it has loose threads. I haven’t had it for a month so I’m just going to return it. The bag itself is not made well. The battery pack was a life saver several times, but I can tell if I pull the string the pocket is going to separate. I really wanted this bag to work out.

I absolutely love my new bag! The cable management is awesome sooooo many pockets. The charger is easy to use and light weight. It went all over Asia with me and now on to the Caribbean. I travel a lot for work so this bag is def a go to. Please make carry on luggage.

I use it everyday for work a great bag with a very useful cord routing system I recommend for anyone carrying electronics also makes a great school bag as well purchased a second for my niece.