- Business Smart Backpack Waterproof fit 15.6 Inch Laptop Backpack with USB Charging Port,Travel Durable Backpack

The BANGE Business Smart Backpack has exceeded my expectations. It has a sleek, professional look that’s perfect for the office or to use as my personal carryon. The multiple compartments keep everything organized, and there’s plenty of room for my laptop, charger, i-pad, headphones and other essentials without feeling bulky. The backpack feels very well made, with sturdy zippers and durable, water-resistant material that gives me confidence when I’m caught in the rain. The padded shoulder straps are comfortable even when the bag is fully loaded, and the luggage strap makes traveling through airports much easier. The built-in USB charging port is also a convenient feature when paired with a power bank. Overall, this backpack offers an excellent combination of style, functionality, and value. If you’re looking for a reliable backpack for work, commuting, or travel, this is a fantastic choice.

Outstanding mid-sized backpack, and the lightest one I've found for my particular daily carry. ✅ Very tidy appearance ✅ 8 total pockets for organizing, 4 external, 4 internal, makes for easy organizing ✅ Laptop pocket and tablet pocket fit my LG Gram 16" and Samsung Tab 10FE just fine ✅ Padded waterproof material maintains shape and has a quality look and feel ✅ Very comfortable straps, no pad add-ons needed ✅ Able to use straps for more items. In my case, my tripod, ear buds and an old-fashioned BT headset in the little pocket on the left strap ✅ External pockets are really well done, they are four long vertical pockets that extend inside the equipment partition instead of bulging outward, and hold a remarkable amount in each pocket if needed. Being long, they are great for cords. I dedicate one to power, one to cords, one to mice and peripherals, and one to AV (camera, small speakerphone) ✅ Zippers are high quality and hidden, very nice ✅ Waterproof bottom, and will stand upright with careful loading Observations This is a very well designed mid-size backpack that maintains more style than most when loaded, and with much more capacity on the pockets than other similar sized backpacks. Comfort and quality impression are also high. Only downside is no external water bottle carry pouch, rather, it's meant to be carried inside. My 30oz Yeti fits just fine with the rest of my load, but then the outer partition is full. OK with me, but some folks may prefer external. Not really an overnight bag, too small for both electronics and clothes, but have another backpack for that. Net, highly recommended for everyday carry and travel.

I'm looking for a new everyday bag, let me give you my criteria. #1) needs to comfortably fit my normal everyday items: 15" work laptop, 11" tablet, some extra emergency cables, power accessories and hold a coffee cup or water jug #2) needs to have a way to secure it to the sissy bar of my motorcycle. (I've changed my saddle bags, so I can no longer fit a laptop backpack in there. #3) it needs to be durable, and somewhat weather protected. I don't plan in being in pour down rain, but it could happen. I've included 3 bags in my picture: Bange 15.6" (20-25L?), Peak Design Everyday 20L, Wenger SwissGear Carbon (30L). Review of each bag The Carbon ($150) -- My all time favorite bag over the last 40 years. I've moved out and back into at least 5x times. It has several zippered internal sections to hold those seldom needed but should always carry cables. The front top compartment is perfect for headphones, keys, phone charger, emptying pockets to get through a checkpoint. It has two bottle holders. All the material is heavy duty nylon with solid stitching. There is a newer Carbon Pro that has a modern loop for suitcase travel, but even that one misses the mark for my new motorcycle requirements. (What it lacks is weatherproofing, and some way to secure it to my motorcycle) Peak Design Everyday v2 20L ($299) -- this is my current camera bag. I got it due to the high praise from around the net. Its a good camera bag but lacks any real internal compartments. I'll have to start using little bags to contain my stuff inside. It does however have a place to just barely fit a 15" laptop and tablet. Its weather resistant and probably could be treated with convertible top sealer to be ready for a heavy down pour. There are a lot of places to attach restraints keeping the bag securely on my bike. *(The bottle holders on the sides of the 20L are terrible ... the ones on the 30L are much better.) -- of course if I use this bag I'll need a new camera bag. Bange ($70) -- this is a nice weather proof bag. Its very comparable to the Peak Design bag in looks but has a more traditional interior. I love that the manufacture didn't cheap out on zippers and went with YKK (i've returned two other bags this year for cheap zippers. There is nothing worse than being somewhere with a broken zipper and a bag full of stuff.) The backloop is too small to fit over my sissy bar and there are zero (none) attachment points on this bag. I've never seen anything like this. So the best way I can see to secure this to my bike, I'm going to need to sew on some D-rings and then use a simple double ring with a pair of 1" belts. Not pictured I did buy a really beat up used Peak Design Everyday v2 30L bag off eBay for ($80). 20L really was too small for my large birding lens and too big to carry around all the time. So while I don't care about what my camera bag looks like, getting a replacement for it makes me feel as if the Bange & PD 20L are the same price. The only question is due I want to keep the Bange for non-photography travel or do I let the PD 20L do double duty as work & travel? Oh and side note, non of my other bags have the cool handle back pocket ... so its a hard call.

Purchased this for a vacation (vs. briefcase). Worked quite well. Quality is good for the price point. A little small, but forced me to edit the stuff I took on vacation. Very good laptop and tablet storage section. Auxiliary pockets were a bit small. Really don't need the "Power system" that requires your own power source.

Best one I had in long time. Two compartment is perfect for daily commute to work with packed lunch electronics headphone case and beverage. Charging port is very handy. Ill note that you need to use the velcro laptop strap or else the hook side will scratch and wear the inner pocket walls. Would be better if they switched sides for the hook and loop patches so the hook side was on the strap. Great fit and size. Very light and good padded shoulder straps. No exterior wear so far. Travel strap works well on luggage handles. Would buy again

Great bag! It’s not too bulky, stays compact and organized, yet has plenty of room for accessories and other essentials. Very convenient for carrying everything I need without feeling oversized. Highly recommended.

This backpack is great. One thing to mention up front is that if you intend to use the built in charger, you need to have your own back up battery pack to connect to it. It’s basically just a pass thru for a battery pack you supply inside to charge the phone outside. All that being said, the quality is top notch. It feels and looks extremely premium including the material, the padding, and the zippers. It doesn’t have a ton of storage space, but it has enough for what I needed. A backpack to keep my MacBook, iPads, chargers, headphones, 2 gaming controllers with some room to spare for some smaller things.

I travel alot and have spent money on backpack after backpack looking for the perfect one and this is it. It's light, even with a laptop, monitor and tablet. It doesn't have 1000 straps and buckles like most of your travel back packs and when I fly for a 1-2 day trip I can pack my essentials in this and not bother with my carry-on

Excelente producto, estéticamente atractivo, buen material, buenas terminaciones, muy funcional y muy buena relación precio/ producto

Llevo 3 meces con la maleta. Uso con cuidado pero lleno. Empieza romper por las costuras. Muy decepcionado

After many searches and reviews I decided on this backpack for our holiday trip. I wanted one with a large pouch style and a few pockets for smaller items. This one was great for our trip. The large pouch allowed me to have access to items I needed plus I was able to put my light weight wind jacket in there. The other pockets was great for bottles, charging cables, smaller items etc. After our trip I now use this for my work and it's perfect.

almost perfect only noticeable fault one of the shoulder straps has a twist in it that I cannot get out. Only solution is to unpick some sticking and sort it out. this isn't what is expected from a bag costing nearly £90? The rest of the bag appears to be great.

Sac sympa, bien dimensionné. Pas mal de rangements.