Solo Dakota 16 Inch Rolling Laptop Case with Overnighter Section

Just about big enough for an overnight stay with a laptop. Little space wasted and reasonably durable, by the looks of it

Its good in size and shape, fitting my 2 laptops.but would be better if it has 4 wheels instead if 2 for better rolling while walking so that i dont have to bend it down.

Like it carrying the printer and sometimes personal luggage for travelling.

Totally a great case!It is much better than I expected.The quality seems very good and it appears it should last and hold up well.I didn't know the Solo brand and I expected it to be cheap, but no way.I had wanted something that was not too large to carry miscellaneous stuff when I take the bus. Shoulder bags and backpacks seem to hurt my back more and more as I become an old duffer.By being able to roll it I can do much better without hurting my back.What I like is that it is not one of those super thick computer travel bags with multiple compartments. It is a little larger than a regular briefcase so it is easy to carry by the handle to board busses or walk short distances but can morph into rolling mode quickly when walking longer distances.It has two main compartments. A smaller organizer compartment in the front for smaller stuff and the main compartment in the rear near the handle and wheels for a laptop. This compartment has two nicely padded sleeves each of which could be used for a laptop or tablet. I just put my 15 inch laptop in them and it fit perfectly, but a wider one may not fit in the sleeves.The main compartment also has room to pack a few things in addition to a laptop for overnighting or daily junk to carry around.The zippers are very smooth to operate.On the front of the case are two additional pockets shown. One smaller zippered to hold quickly needed items, like wallet, passes, keys or whatever you want somewhat zipper secured. The wider one is not zipped or velcroed but allows you to slip things in and out easily like magazines, or whatever you want without needing to unzip anything.It is much better looking than the picture shows. I was totally pleased.The only drawback I can see is true for most of these rolling cases. So I didn't mark off for it. That is that the handles in the back of the compartment, though covered with fabric, are not padded. Not important for laptops as they sit in sleeves on the opposite side of the compartment and don't contact the handles.But I always worry I will toss something in that could be damaged my the hard metal handles and wheels behind the fabric like glassware, or another item that bouncing along against a hard handle could damage.I have now learned that this can be solved by purchasing some of that closed foam padding used to place below sleeping bags when camping (often comes in a blue roll in sports or camping depts.) and trimming it to line the bottom and back of the bag to provide a good padding around the handles and wheels.The inside of the compartment is lined with a fabric which has a zipper down the center which can be unzipped to allow the padding to be inserted behind the liner so as not to show. A little creative snipping will allow the fabric to lay flat and still cover the wheels in the corner. Plan and measure a little before cutting the foam.It does take a little of the room out of the inside, but if you think you want the extra padding, it is certainly doable.I wish the manufacturers would pad the handles and wheels, but they don't seem to do this in any bags I've seen.This is a very nice bag and I am really happy with it.Steve

I have had a rolling laptop previously that I was very happy with, however this one is much better. It ways next to nothing, has plenty of room for clothes and toiletteries for a night or two away and a slot for the laptop and papers.

sturdy product, looks and feel nice

My wife is entering the third trimester of our first pregnancy and needed a computer bag for work that she could load up and not have to lug around on her back. Her work computer is a Dell lap top with a 15.4" screen. The computer itself, however, is larger than a normal 15". The keyboard has a full number pad which extends the body of the computer and makes it significantly larger. I was concerned that the computer might not fit, but it fits perfectly. The bag itself is very well constructed and looks very professional. It's not so large that it looks like she's taking a week long trip everywhere she goes but it is large enough to store everything she needs for work and then some without being bulky. It will also be very useful for traveling and will easily work as a carry on bag for flights. I am very pleased with what we got for the amount that we spent.