
If you regularly carry a laptop for school or work, the Case Logic Security Friendly Backpack is a good option. This pack accommodates a 16-inch or smaller laptop in its own padded compartment, in addition to a large main section, a zippered front pocket, and an interior pocket for folders and notebooks. Reviewers say a main benefit of the Case Logic backpack is that it's so easy to take through airport security. The pack unzips in the center so the laptop compartment can lay flat, so you may not need to remove your laptop from the bag (although TSA regulations can change at any time). Users also say there are plenty of pockets to keep supplies organized. Since there's so much padding, the capacity is smaller than a regular adult-size backpack -- only 1,650 cubic inches. In addition, many packs come with a lifetime warranty, so the 25-year warranty for the Case Logic laptop backpack seems a little short by comparison. A few users also think the design is boring. If you want a more stylish-looking pack, the High Sierra Access (*Est. $70) also gets good reviews.
The best review of the Case Logic Security Friendly Laptop Backpack comes from PCMag.com, a site that posts detailed single-product reviews of technology products. The review is thorough and reflects real-world testing of the backpack. There are also a good number of owner-written reviews at Amazon.com and eBags.com.
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PCMag.com gives the Case Logic laptop backpack a 4.5-star rating (out of 5). Editors like the durable design and time-saving laptop compartment that can be unzipped to lay flat when going through airport security. On a negative note, the backpack is very large.
Review: Case Logic Security Friendly Laptop Backpack, Iman Edwards, April 26, 2010
2. Amazon.com
Nearly 50 users review the Case Logic laptop backpack at Amazon.com, giving it a 4.5-star rating out of 5. Users are impressed with the comfortable straps and ample laptop padding, but some would like more organizational compartments or side pockets to hold water bottles.
Review: Case Logic 16-Inch Security Friendly Laptop Backpack, Contributors to Amazon.com
3. EBags.com
The Case Logic laptop backpack earns high ratings from nearly 60 users at eBags.com. In total, 97 percent say they'd buy it again. Users like the professional design and pockets for file folders and notebooks, but they note a lack of padding on the bottom of the laptop compartment.
Review: Case Logic Security Friendly Laptop Backpack, Contributors to eBags.com
4. NewEgg.com
Only two reviewers comment on the Case Logic laptop backpack at Newegg.com. One owner gives it a perfect rating, saying the pack is durable, sturdy and comfortable to carry. However, the other user reports that a zipper broke easily.
Review: Case Logic Black 16-Inch Security Friendly Laptop Backpack, Contributors to Newegg.com
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