Kingsons Laptop Sling Backpack Sling Bag - Hiking Daypack 13 Inch Travel Bags for Men, Single Shoulder Dayback with USB Charging Port for Commuting

I've been pleasantly surprised by this backpack's performance and design! Its slim profile and casual style caught my eye, and it's proven to be a practical choice for my daily needs. The single shoulder sling design makes it easy to carry, and I appreciate the convenience of quickly accessing my belongings without having to take off the entire backpack.The main compartment comfortably holds my iPad, and there's enough room for my notebooks, chargers, and a few personal items. The additional pockets help keep everything organized. The build quality seems decent, with sturdy zippers and durable fabric. While it's not entirely waterproof, it has held up well in light rain.Overall, this backpack is a stylish and practical choice for those looking for a sleek, single-shoulder bag to carry their essentials. It's not overly fancy but gets the job done and looks good while doing it.

It’s great. Fits my Suface Laptop 4 for work, while still also carrying my book and a charger. Love the light weight. The strap does need to be retightened every time I put it on it seems but personally I don’t mind that. Plus I can’t carry both my iPad and work laptop at the same time. But I bet if I wasn’t using the Magic Keyboard with my iPad they’d both fit as well.

Simple and as pictured. A good value.

The quality on this bag is fantastic. It’s very sturdy. Super happy with it.

Fits my 13” laptop no problem, my phone and iPad an umbrella and a hat and keys. It’s not spacious but it is exactly what I was looking for to commute back and forth from work with laptop, file folders and documents. It’s certainly worth the money.

I purchased this bag to carry my 13 inch MacBook Air. And I love everything about it. It is well-made, extremely water resistant and has just enough pockets for a day trip. In fact, I was even able to pack my laptop all the cables that I need for it and two days worth of summer clothes. I don’t think it would hold many winter clothes, however it is a great overnight bag for summer travels. I’d love this bag!

Schkleier Sling Bag v Kingsons Laptop Sling BackpackI like Sling bags – they’re a good cross between a shoulder bag and a backpack. For long trips I have a backpack, but for day trips I need something more “lightweight”. Luckily there are good alternatives out there for this.Target load: 12.5 x 8.5 Lenovo Yoga, flat mouse, mini-umbrella, extra glasses, 65W charger, “necessities” bag. (see image 1)I chose Schkleier and Kingson. These are both good sling backpacks, but then Kingsons seems to have a number of small advantages:1. The exterior zippered pocket is on the front on the Kingson, on the side on the Schkleier. I prefer the front, it's just easier to get into when you're on a plane.2. (image2) The Clips and rings on the Kingson are metal as opposed ot the Schkleier plastic.3. The top handle on the Kingson is much heavier and easier to grasp. The chest strap is also wider and better padded.4. The size of Kingson is slightly taller (img 2)5. The Kingson opens better (Img 3) The front can be pulled all the way down. See the picture. It's been designed to "Hinge"6. Interior pockets -- (img 3)The Schkleier has a top zippered pocket, dedicated pockets for two pens (which I think is unnecessary) and a pocked behind the laptop. The Kingson lacks the top zippered pocket, but includes a second padded pocket for a tablet, which also provides additional padding for the laptop.7. Both have a "security pocket" on the back suitable for a phone8. Both have an external power port which can connect to a battery power pack inside the bag. The Schkleier also includes an audio jack.9. Looks and Style -- to be honest (and this is somewhat subjective), I think the Schkleier "looks better". The Kingson looks a bit "industrial". The Kinson is lined with a dark blue material which will probably wear better, but it makes it harder to find things in the bag.10. Locks – both have locks, the Kingson lock is on the side, the Schkleier on the top11. The Kingson has an interesting feature – a suction-cup based device on the strap that can hold your phone. I’m not sure I’ll ever use it, but it is interesting.12. Safety – The Kinson has reflective bits on the back, the Schkleier does not.13. Price: The Schkleier is about $10 less expensive than the Kingson.Overall, both bags are good. I with the Kingson had a couple more interior pockets, but with a number of clear advantages over the Schkleier, it’s the one I’m keeping.Note on Laptop sizes: In general, laptop sizes are quoted as a corner—to-corner measurement. For instance, I have a 14” laptop – however, it’s only 12.5 inches long. It seems like most of these backpack manufacturers are actually quoting the maximum “length” of a laptop, not it’s “nominal size”. YMMV.

This is the bag for when you need to fit what's important. It's compact and the pockets let you fit everything you need for a quick trip. Even with a laptop, it has a good amount of space and the lock gives you a little security when in crowded areas. The strap is comfortable enough to wear for an extended amount of time.

pour des randonnées c'est très bien. merci

gute qualität, genügend stauraum und sep. fächer und einfach nur stylisch.

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I wanted a small one shoulder bag for a new small 2 in 1 laptop. This is ideal. Nicely made, surprising amount of room for a small bag, but not sure it's realistically big enough for a hiking day pack. Plenty big enough for small laptop & a few accessories. Anti theft combination log is a nice touch - nice deterrent to anyone trying to sneakily undo the zips. Unsure of how waterproof it is as I've not taken it outside in bad weather, but I still think it's worthy of 5 stars for what I need it for.

Es Justo lo que andaba buscando. Es bastante cómoda. Cabe el portátil+cargador+ratón y además o una pequeña fiambrera o una camisa y una muda para los viajes de trabajo (aunque apretado, eso sí)