Sac d'ordinateur portable

It does its job well, I can't say I'm disappointed with the quality, though as other reviews point out, I wish it could hold slightly more volume in the non-laptop compartments. I am able to put my Switch and Pro Controller in it as well as the other things I normally do (which isn't a lot), but I wouldn't say it's a comfortable fit. I have a very thin case that's barely thicker than a Switch by itself and have to use the LTT Sticklocks to make sure nothing happens to the sticks. You have to keep in mind that this product is meant to be a laptop case as its primary function with some functionality holding other things, but remember that it's not going to hold everything that something like a backpack will.

I've been using this bag for a week now. I work in an office and commute daily. What I've found with the bag is that you have to be careful with which pockets you use - you can't fill up everything or it won't close properly. I choose to see the number of pockets as providing possibility for ways to store things rather than as an indication of how much it can hold. Ultimately this is a thin sleeve that can't hold too much. You have to pack light! But this bag is a lifesaver on my crowded bus. It can easily slide in beside me on a single seat.

That being said, I currently have a laptop, slim notebook, laptop charger, phone charger, external battery, protein bar, pen, small first aid kit, and a bunch of little things in the bag. This is using the large size of the bag. It holds this perfectly, but it took some finessing to figure out the best way to put things in, and ensure it was packed evenly so it wasn't bulging in certain places. Now that I've got it set up, it's perfect.

The only feature I would add is that I'd love to have a built in lanyard to hook my keys/work badge onto. Right now I'm just sort of throwing them in a pocket.

Well, even for sleeve there is some design issues, despite great quality. I bought it to replace my 6-months old laptop sleeve what could hold all essentials without any issues (i could even squeeze inside 2nd laptop thinkpad L14 in addition to my lg gram), but was poor quality in general.

Both bags are around the same size

So I expect what the same items could go to offsite bag

The main issues in offsite bag it is to put all bulky objects on one side or to put them in the way what they do not interfere with another object on other side. I moved all stuff to offsite bag and indeed experience is mixed, with 2 major concerns:

- will the zip hold over time?

- won't excessive pressure on laptop damage the screen? as harder shell prevent bag to expend, all items press towards laptop

- as result, it is really hard to put in or get laptop, if stuff compartment is not opened

Putting inside a tablet in addition to laptop or 2nd laptop ofc is no-go

there is photoson ltt forum:

https://linustechtips.com/topic/1581804-offsite-laptop-bag-delisted-from-store/?do=findComment&comment=16518633

In general, quality 6/5, everyday usability: 1/5, overall note 2/5 adjusting to price.

Son is in love his teachers are jealous. Only thing missing is a lunch box that can hold magnetic to the back pack or his laptop bag.

Lots of pockets and storage. Does weigh more than my backpack. But it works for me.