Kenneth Cole Reaction Keystone 1680d Polyester Dual Compartment 17" Laptop Business Portfolio, Black

I have purchased, and subsequently returned several bags that claimed to fit 17.3" laptops but would not accommodate an HP Omen.I don't actually leave the house with it often, but everytime I did, I thought it was stupid to risk damaging my computer by not carrying it in a bag designed for the purpose. However, I didn't want a typical gaming laptop bag. I needed something that looks more business-like and this fits the bill.This bag fits my computer with a mouse dongle attached. (Nice to not have to worry about loosing that every time I need to take my computer somewhere). It also has room for the mouse and power cord. I can fit some paperwork and could probably squeeze a few additional accessories if needed. However, it's not the kind of bag I usually get where I could also fit a few changes of clothes and numerous accessories and other electronic devices. If I were still taking classes, I don't think it would be suitable for textbooks, etc, along with the computer.That's OK. It's a serviceable bag, without looking like a gaming laptop bag.It's lightweight, so it doesn't really add to the heft of an already hefty computer. It appears to be sturdy enough. I don't think I'd carry my computer in it on a cross-country trek, but for traveling from one local business to another in the backseat of a car, it offers adequate protection.For those of us who splurge on the gaming laptop, but don't want to carry it around in a bag befitting the gamer image, this is a good option to have.

I originally ordered the "Case Logic PNC-218 18-Inch Laptop Case" and I was satisfied but not overjoyed for the $30 I paid. Fortunately amazon had free returns and I bought this bag for the extra $5. I am so happy I did. Not only does this bag feel very rugged and well made, it looks phenomenal with leather in the places where it's needed.This was purchased for my 17.6" Asus G750JX. It fits the laptop, the charger, a 10ft hdmi cable, a gaming mouse with the charger, portable headphones, as well as roughly 2 t-shirts. It's ridiculous how much it can carry when pushed to the limits. But when all you have is you laptop and charger, it remains roughly the same size and feels great in the hands.If you are like me and want quality products to entrust you $1700 machine to, BUY THIS. It also looks great,at first glace it looks like I spent over $80 on it. By the way it is sufficiently padded- not as much as some folks want, but I trust it more than enough.Also I wouldn't use this as a messenger bag personally as with all my gear it weights over 15lbs (My laptop is a concrete slab.) and the strap doesn't have sufficient padding. If you will be carrying around 11lbs, the bag will function just fine as a messenger bag though.

I use this bag for work, in lieu of a briefcase, even if I'm not carrying a laptop. It's light and easy to carry, but sturdy when necessary. It is large enough for a decent laptop plus charger and accessories. I'm replacing an older bag of the same model only because its handles were starting to crack (after several years). One zippered side pocket contains a sleeve for a cell phone and also slots for pens and pencils. On the other side is a strap that makes the bag easy to attach to a luggage handle. It includes a shoulder strap, which I do not use.I did notice that the model has changed ever so slightly: the new one is a few millimeters wider and has only the one sleeve, whereas the older one had two sleeves (the second, now missing, held business cards).

Pros: nice professional look, tons of compartments to put things in, even empty it stands on its own with no support, it's a big bag so it fits my 15.4 inch MacBook Pro, my Akai MPK Mini inside of a case, all my chargers/dongles. I'm sure I could fit another laptop or iPad in there, as well as a couple books/binders with no problemCons: the bag closes very tight, and even though it's not at full capacity some of the zippers are tough to close. The carrying straps at the top of the bag are not very strong and with the items I currently have in it + the weight of the bag, it seems to be too much. It feels like it won't hold up well. I'll update this review in the future, but as for now I'm pleased with the bag and would recommend it for someone not looking to break the bank on a bag but who desires some quality.Update 11/22/17: Can't believe it's been about 8 months since I purchased this bag. It's still holding up great, the zippers all work like new and the straps have not fallen apart. I use it on a daily basis to carry my laptop, some notebooks, a binder, and various other things. All things considered, if you have a lot of things to carry (and don't mind carrying the weight), it's a 5* bag.

I use this bag everyday for work instead of a full sized messenger bag. Fits a lot more than you’d expect. Love the padded tablet and zipper compartments. Lightweight and easy to carry so I sometimes forget I’m even wearing it. Durable material hasn’t torn or frayed even a little. Great value “man purse” for the price.

This is a nice, compact, professional looking bag with a thoughtful arrangement of pockets. I bought this for my new 2020 HP Spectre x360 13t. It fits nicely with just a bit of room to spare. The HP Spectre x360 13t will even fit while it is in it's factory supplied sleeve if you want an extra measure of protection. However, it is a tight fit with the sleeve. Pockets on the front fit accessories such as the charger nicely. In addition to the computer the main compartment is large enough to comfortably accommodate about a half inch stack of 8 1/2" X 11" documents. I haven’t owned this long enough to make any durability claim but it looks to be well made. I will update this review if there are any issues.