Bryant Rolling Laptop Bag

Perfect case - lightweight and holds a lot for it's size, easy to see inside the compartments. The compartments are perfectly sized for a laptop plus books or folders, internal pockets for a wallet, etc, and deep easy access outside pocket for keys and phone. The 3 sections are perfect for everyday office use when I have to bring my laptop (Dell 15") and it's very lightweight overall, even packed. Can even fit small lunch inside. The weight and then style/organizing are the main reasons I went with this one as I go up and down staircases (no elevators) and I need to be careful of my back. Handle slides up and down perfectly fast and sturdy. Very clean and professional looking yet a nice color alternative was another plus. So far, standing up to regular everyday use and flight travel (carryon) to conferences perfectly, no wear on it anywhere! Will look for this brand again now for sure, for other things.

I needed a bag to help save my back because of my giant work laptop and all the folders I use at my meetings. This back has so many useful compartments. Makes organizing a breeze. There are also multiple padded compartments which also allow me to safely bring my iPad. It fits perfectly under an airline seat. I did so much research before I made this purchase. I tried to find a ladies bag that would look more stylish. But none of them have the functionality that I need. This one is absolutely perfect!! In fact...it's too perfect because my boyfriend also uses it on his business trips even though he has a very expensive Swiss version with less compartments. I also will say that it is extremely sturdy. I've had to roll over curbs, down stairs, over unleveled pavement, and put it through some pretty tough moments. Not one rip or tear and the wheels are still turning great. And last but not least, I'm amazed at how much this thing holds! Binders, laptops, electronics, last minute shopping, sweaters, I am always amazed at how much you can fit in this thing and still have it fit under the airline seat!

This bag has been mine for 6 months and been through plenty of air and auto travel-- up and down stairs, over loud tile floors, etc. It's a hell of a bag. Reviews that are written too soon after purchase are not helpful-- I felt my review after 6 months might be helpful. 1. Black canvas material is not just adequate, but extremely durable. You can rake a house key across the face of this bag and not damage it. 2. Handles made of canvas are attached for occasional carry. I loop another bag with additional gear over this one when I travel to take advantage of the wheels-- then when I hit a flight or two of stairs I grab the canvas loop handles while the telescope drag handle is extended and extra bag is looped over the telescope extended handle-- very durable. 3. Height, width, depth dimensions fit under airline seat and in overhead compartments of the small commuter jets that the airlines fly. 4. Three compartments-- each large enough to fit a laptop. I travel with two laptops and an iPad. In addition to the three zipped compartments there is a front compartment for additional items-- pens, receipts, papers, etc. 5. Sliding telescope handle for dragging/wheeling carriage is of the same quality as nearly every other such bag. This telescope handle is not sufficiently strong to be lifted and repeatedly carried up stairs by the telescope handle-- the telescope handle will fail at some point after much use/abuse in this fashion-- so don't carry it that way. 6. Wheels are my only "not ideal" point about this bag. The wheels are made of a rubber compound that is only average. If you are running after a rental car bus and drag the wheels sideways across concrete or asphalt streets and sidewalks the wheels will sustain those flattened spots around the wheel that make loud thumping noises when you return to hard floor surfaces to roll it in conventional/normal use. There are bags with wheels made from better rubber compounds that better resist abuse. Not a deal breaker-- If you are careful to not drag the bad sideways when running fast while rolling the wheels with telescope extended, then this is not a problem. The bag is a very good one. Buy it and enjoy excellent utility.

As a PhD student, I carry around an enormous amount of books, articles, notebooks, and lots of other supplies. After giving up on being able to carry this heavy load in a backpack, I decided to try this rolling case. It's a really nice case. Since I've only used it 2 days, I can't comment on its long-term durability. But, within these two days, I've made some determinations about how well it works for me. PROS: Lightweight (when empty). This means that the bag itself doesn't add a lot of extra weight when picking it up to get it in and out of the car. Smooth acting telescoping handle: So far, it works smoothly. I had another bag recently with a handle that kept slipping down. It wouldn't lock into place. I've had no problems so far with this bag. This handle is enclosed in its own zippered compartment. Padded computer sleeve: This bag is divided into 4 pockets. The back pocket, next to the handle is divided into 2 slots, one of which is a padded computer sleeve. By putting the designated computer sleeve near the back of the bag, the computer takes much less banging around since there are 3 other pockets in front of it to absorb the contact. It also has a Velcro strap to secure the laptop into place. My laptop is 15.3" and it easily fits into the sleeve. Fairly good organization within the pockets: One of the front pockets has a few individual organizational pockets useful for holding calculator, pencils, etc. However, none of these pockets are zippered which allows items to slide out and drop to the bottom of the bag. Good wheels: I read several reviews complaining about the wheel quality. It is true that the wheels are small, and I may find that they fail over time. However, so far, so good. Sturdy handles: The handles are both strong and well-balanced - situated on the bag so that the bag is balanced when you pick it up. Storage capacity is both a Pro and a Con: This bag makes the best use of the available space, but it's on the smallish size for my needs. I read the specs before purchasing it, but had no way to gauge how many things would fit into it at one time. Right now, I have my 15.3" laptop, power cord, mouse, 1 book, 2 notebooks, several binders, and loose papers in the back 2 pockets. In the front pockets I have office supplies, It's completely full and I'm not sure what I'll do when I need to carry more hard-cover books. CONS: Storage capacity: See above Tips: The front 2 pockets are shorter than the back 2 which should make this bag more stable. However, it has tipped on me twice. If this bag were a little larger, I would have given it 5 stars. I wish vendors would show a view of the bag full of items in their postings so you could better determine what will fit. Next time, I'll buy a bigger bag.

This case does an outstanding job of holding my worship materials for my nursing home visits. When they end in a few weeks, I will be glad to use it for my weekend travels. It is very sturdy, lightweight enough to lift easily, looks professional and scratch resistant. So far I haven't had to use the lock feature.

I am very happy with this bag! I no longer need to carry a backpack. This rolling bag is an excellent product, it has plenty of room for my 16 inch laptop and it is well protected in its own padded slot, there’s a slot for folders and paperwork, there’s slots for my cell phone, calculator, there’s room for my water bottle, I carry my wallet, keys and school books. This bag is very well made, very easy to roll around campus. The material feels like it’s water resistant. I’ve had this bag for about a month now and I absolutely love it! I highly recommend. Looks great!

I did my homework researching a well made, inexpensive laptop case with wheels as I have a bad back. I'm extremely happy with this case. I love that the laptop fits towards the rear of the case so the weight is not pulling the case forward and tipping over (this was a big concern with other cases and backpack-type cases with wheels I looked at). There is a lot of room in this case for anything extra you would need for a traveling office. There is a separate area with a divider for folders and paper. The front pocket organizes your pens, iPad or Tablet, and some smaller items. I have used this case as a carry-on for an overnight business trip; able to put a change of clothes, shoes, and vanity items in it without having to bring another bag for those items. The case is a little bit heavy to carry for long periods but that's why I got one with wheels. The only time I have to carry this is to lift it up to a table/chair or an overhead compartment on the plane, the shorter handles make that effortless. The wheels on this case seem durable. Time will tell how long this case will hold up. Overall, I am very pleased with the cost and quality of this laptop case on wheels.

This is a sleek case with nice features. It looks small, but it swallows my Dell 17.3" Inspiron laptop just fine. There is a convenient Velcro strap to keep it from bouncing around, and the strap is easily put on or off with one hand. There is room behind the laptop for clothes, power brick, etc. Because of the width of the case, you can fill in behind the laptop with 8.5x11 sheets, binders, etc, and still have several inches to one side for other items. The handle is comfortable to pull. It collapses into the case and can be covered by a zipped flap to be completely hidden and out of the way. Two carrying handles can be used for lifting with the pull handle in any position. A nice touch is a metal finger shaped pull mounted on the bottom of the case. this allows you to stuff it into an overhead bin and then use the metal pull to easily pull it out. This case will also go under a seat with equal ease. There are two generous file bins in the front, then a pen and paper etc pocket in front of that (all sorts of small storage pockets), and a zippered pocket on the outside of the front. The back of the computer case space has a couple of pockets for cables, power brick., and so on. These share space with the handle shafts, so you can't put a large rectangular box in them. All in all, I find this a very good case, functional in every essential way, and on the small side - meaning light and maneuverable. Seems well made, too. I've had mine a couple of months and I use it daily. no problems.