Sewell "MOS BLACKPACK Grande, Durable Electronics Travel Backpack for 17"" Laptop, Tablet with Built in Cable Management (SW-44029)

I have an Dell Alienware 18" laptop and it fits!

Great quality, holds all my drives, laptop, tablet, other annoying tools for my IT work... better than the Dell bag and dell messenger....Didn't get their brand plug but I did pick one up to charge everything at once...Now to pair with a decent battery and I'll be all set for my office hops.Comfort of the straps help with my sore shoulders and back when I have my cane. . . And thickness of material I wouldn't be worried if my destructive teenage son carried it.

If collecting backpacks could be an addiction, I'm not at the Scarface level of magic mountain consumption, but I'm definitely at the level of getting h*** on my own supply. I have about 20 backpacks currently, some of which are still in their original packaging as I'm still waiting 1.5 years after the pandemic started to travel around Asia as I have been doing each year since 2009. My very first was also my very best for a long time since it lasted me for so long, and that was a High Sierra backpack that I bought here on Amazon, and I've been comparing each backpack I have chosen to it ever since.This particular one is my first from Mos Blackpack, and honestly, it's not all that attractive. It doesn't really have a defining style, except for maybe its bright orange interior which reminds me of some of my camera backpacks from Case Logic. But what it lacks in aesthetics, it makes up for in practicality, and that's what I love most about it. For me, a backpack is the ideal travel companion since it conveys such intimacy and security. It is the only bag you wear, so it's always on you when it's serving its purpose. And while doing that, it's on your back, so it's not like you have to constantly look at it. What I especially like that most other backpacks lack are the two side compartments that completely engulfs a water bottle, sports bottle, or any vertical container or accessories. This is more secure than the simple net pockets most backpacks have, which are better for when you are using them often, so I feel this Mos Blackpack is more for trekking than simple traveling.The other noticeable feature is that you can expand the backpack like an expandable suitcase as needed. For simple travels, you can keep it at the default smaller size, and you can expand it for longer travels when you need to pack more clothes and essentials. There are many many compartments and pockets, and they all feel sturdy, with good quality materials, stitching, and zippers.Finally, and perhaps the most notable feature, is the power chord included with the bag that you can hook up to a power bank or power adapter so, say when you're waiting at an airport or somewhere near a power outlet, you can plug the power chord to charge the power bank or power the power adapter to charge your devices. Many backpacks now have that USB chord to connect to a power bank, but this is the first backpack I have seen that includes a full sized power chord to connect to the wall outlet. That added versatility so that you can use a power adapter and not just a power bank, makes it more versatile and stand out more. The product description encourages you to buy their branded power adapters, but you can use pretty much any power adapter.To be honest, this is a little more than what I would like to spend for a travel backpack, as normally the ones I bought from High Sierra and Samsonite are within $100, but this is the flagship and highest quality backpack of the brand, and I think it's worth the investment if you travel a lot and peace of mind is at the top of your priorities, as the high quality of the backpack and the myriad of pockets, compartments, and features make it worth it. This might be the only backpack you will need for a long time.

Bought this bag less than a year ago for a quick three month stay in a different state for work. It proved to be a pretty decent bag and I've been using it since returning home. It hasn't been a year yet but all the padding in the straps has completely gone out and no one is replying to my warranty requests. I wouldn't recommend this backpack, especially at the price.

Overall, the bag did well, and the cable routing was very useful, and felt like it had a lot of thought put into it.Where it fell short was in the manufacturing, specifically the shoulder straps. They had an uneven amount of padding material across the two straps, so the right shoulder was thinner than the left, leading to more fatigue in the right shoulder after wearing the backpack for an extended period of time, or with more weight in the pack for a shorter period of time (ie. 2 days of clothing added to laptop, camera, and other stuff already in the bag).

Great bag. Pretty well made. I’d like to see better seams and higher quality materials/zippers for the price but all in all it’s a great bag and it holds all my tech and my 16” MacBook too so it’s got lots of room!

I actually use this backpack to carry my piano/woodwind teaching supplies back and forth to my studio where I teach. This often includes electronics as well as several folders, books, and various little supplies. This backpack is perfect for keeping it all organized and the electronics protected. It's extra helpful because I'm in a wheelchair and take the bus, and it makes transporting everything a lot easier. After 2 years of somewhat heavy abuse, it still looks and works like it did on the day it arrived. I've gotten several compliments on the quality and usefulness of the backpack. I'm hoping it lasts many more years, and from the looks of it, it will!