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This black 17.3" Laptop Backpack from Case Logic can hold plenty of things including a 17.3" laptop, a tablet, accessories, and other personal belongings. It’s made with a durable water-resistant material which keeps your stuff safe, and thick foam padding for comfort. Aside from its spacious middle compartment, it’s also equipped with multiple pockets and organizational sections for small electronics, pens, sunglasses, and more. Thanks to its compression straps, this backpack can expand or contract to whatever your need for the day. Excess strap material can be rolled up and secured in place with the strap management system.
| Weight | 2.3 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18.7 × 14.9 × 3.7 in |
| Carry/Transport Options | Backpack Straps with Sternum Strap, Handle |
| Color | Black |
| Type of Closure | Zipper |
| Laptop/Tablet Compartment | Compartment 1: Fits 17.3" Laptop (16.4 x 11.8 x 1.8" / 41.7 x 30 x 4.6 cm)<br>Compartment 2: Fits Tablet |
| Interior Type | Empty |
| Water Resistance | Water Resistant (Material) |
| Maximum Volume | 7.93 gal / 30.01 L |
| Materials | Exterior: Nylon |
8 reviews for Case Logic 17.3″ Laptop Backpack (Black)
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Carlos Mueller (verified owner) –
Replaces other Case Logic backpack that had finally worn out. Mine gets used every single day.
Efrain Schmitt (verified owner) –
Worked great while I was in school with text books and a computer, then two computers and a keyboard, now a super heavy 17″ laptop and a 13″ laptop, and other miscellaneous items. Almost no signs of wear after almost 2 years of daily use. I’ve even used it on a couple camping trips. Would have given five stars if the fabric had come treated for water repellency.
Milan Hilpert (verified owner) –
(2019 July 9) I bought this backpack at my college bookstore around 2013 and I still use it each and every weekday. This bag has seen things. I took the train until late last year; it’s made 5,000 10~30 minute walks to & from the train. When the train’s died, it’s made far longer trips. It went all over campus until I graduated & has been all over downtown Denver since. It sat next to me in class & at my desk at work for the better part of the 2010s. It’s seen all of the elements including blizzards & downpours. All these years later, the bottom is fairly dirty, but you can’t tell (imagine a train floor during a blizzard…). It’s had a few coffee incidents in the middle pocket but the coffee never made it to the computer and the coffee smell went away after a day or two. The material didn’t remain “crusty” or change colors; you’d never know if you saw it today. I know… “ew”. The padding underneath is pretty worn out so I’m a little more gentle dropping my computer in it or setting it down these days. Likewise the padding in the right shoulder strap (the one I favor) is pretty flat. I’ve picked it up by that strap, like what… 30,000 times? My shirt slowly rides up if it’s not tucked in, but I’m used to it… just have to pull my shirt down occasionally. I keep thinking about replacing it but I just can’t, there’s nothing else that meets my needs like this. It has to carry my computer, notepad, tablet, lunch, coffee, big headphones, vape stuff, water bottle, battery pack, umbrella, gloves, beanie, and whatever else I’m lugging around, and keep it all safe & dry. If that stuff is wet, it has to contain the wetness. It also has to keep my keys, sunglasses and wallet very safe and yet easy to access. It does all that stuff. I’ve strapped a sweatshirt in it like they show many times. I just need to figure out how to wash it. This backpack has been unbelievably good to me.
Terrence Brakus (verified owner) –
This is a very well organized and roomy back pack.
Furman Haley (verified owner) –
It is nice quality and good for orginization. but is a little expensive but worth it with its 25 year warrenty.
Ezra Blick (verified owner) –
Protects my computer well, lots of room to store accessories. Easy to carry as a pack, leaving hands free.
Destinee Stark (verified owner) –
This backpack is awesome. I recently had mine stolen out of my car, and I’m spending my insurance money on a new one. It took me a while to get used to the dozens of pockets, but I realized how much I liked it once it was gone. Going back to my old backpack, I noticed how great this one was designed. The large pads for the back are great and the sneaky pocket on the bottom works well for hiding important stuff. I used this for commuting to work and traveling and it was perfect. The material used is pretty good at repelling rain too. It doesn’t hold as much as a typical backpack (like clothes) but I accepted that because its pretty stylish and comfy. The only issue I had was when I did fill it too much. I picked it up by one backstrap and it ripped a little at that seem. I could have gotten a replacement but never got around to it. It was a minor concern since the backpack was still extrememly useful. A little sewing fixed that up and I didn’t overstuff it again. Overall: Awesome backpack, a little expensive but seriously worth it. I would absolutely recommend this backpack.
Felicita Marks (verified owner) –
Daily use for iPad & laptop. Plenty of room & solid construction without being heavy.