Amazon Basics Rolling Travel Bag Laptop Computer Case, 2-Pack

Most practical thing Ive bought for work thus far!! Saves me so much effort!

I only bought this because I couldn’t get my usual Targus bag as fast and I was in a hurry. Construction seems good. So far my only complaints are: 1. The handle twists too easily, so if I have much weight in it, it rolls over when going around corners. Admittedly, this is probably not a problem for most people who, unlike me, don’t pile extra stuff on top of it as is if it were a dolly. Not fancy- but cheap, serviceable, and delivered quickly. 2. The dividers are open at the bottom, so papers slide down and curl up into the adjacent compartment. So I’d avoid this model for carrying loose papers or non-rigid booklets.

I like the bag. It has prevented some back aches. I use it to carry equipment and a tablet for work. It can be heavy if you need to lift it by the handles. Wheels are noisy. Co-workers tease me because they know exactly when I have entered the office. I have been using mine since April 2017. Fabric that separates compartments tore some time ago. I just threw the bag away, but I could have continued to use it. The wheels look like they are about to fall off or fall apart. They have looked like that for months, but are still rolling. I purchased a second one months ago and will purchase another when needed. Handles are sturdy. Use them at least 3 times a day. Adustable handle works well but can be a little difficult to hide away. I never store it anyway. The wheels have stood up to rolling on concrete for 0.3 to 0.5 miles for about 300 days.

I am a specialized teacher who goes from school to school every day, all day. I drag this through all types of weather and surfaces. It has been five months of super busy use. The wheels will sometimes get clogged up with hair, carpet, and lint, which makes them not roll very well for a few days. Eventually I can clean it out a little, and the rest rolls out. Other than that, the rest of the briefcase is doing great! The telescoping handle still works fabulous, zippers are great, and handles and fabric are fine. It’s just those wheels. An improvement would be to make it so that the wheels can be removed, cleaned, and put back in. Their casings are sealed though. It’s still a pretty good value. Thanks!

Inexpensive carryon. Designed well. I bought the 2 year protection plan to cover any damages that could happen and still it is the most affordable bag for your buck. Insurance is only seven dollars.

Nice rolling bag... Holds plenty and will fit under seat most of the time. A decent bag for the money.

Perfect for me. I am a nursing student and have tons of books to carry around. I was a little reluctant of getting a rolling case, but after the first week of school, I learned my lesson and began the search for a rolling case. I had already dropped an arm and a leg this first week of school on other supplies/books/scrubs etc., that I was searching for a DEAL. (Amazon got tons of business from me) I was worried about compromising quality, but then I fell across this bag! After reading the reviews, I was more reluctant since most people were complaining about no padding where the pull bars are, not much padding through out the bag, but after receiving the bag, my worries flew out the window! The bag is better quality than expected and is holding up great. There is no padding against the arm pulley, but there is a covering which is fine. Most carryon bags have this type of style where just a fabric covers the metal on the inside of the bag. You probably are not toting around antiques that are fragile, so that should not be of grave concern. The section in the back is large enough to fit books or say an outfit if you are doing overnight travel and some toiletries. There is another compartment that has a divider in it, in which you could put a lap top on the front end of the divider and some files behind it. Then there is the small area in the front that you can store pens, phone and other miscellaneous items. I put my keys, wallet, sunglasses, medicines, lip gloss and hand lotion in the front pocket, MacBook in the computer storage area along with my Beats by Dre headphones and in the third compartment (closest to the arm pulley) is where I can stash 2 large books and 2: 1 binders, a medical dictionary, my stethoscope and my lab coat if I take it off. I would say that is quite the arsenal. The material is thick and sturdy, the arm pulley is super long, so Im sure thats a plus for taller men/women. I am very pleased with the sturdiness of this bag along with its simplicity and price!! I also love that you can hide the pulley when not in use by zipping it closed in. I use the bag 5 days a week, every week. I roll through parking lots and through the campus, so I would say it gets regular/daily usage. I am only giving this item 4 stars, because I wish it had a longer strap for over the shoulder for instances when I would not roll it, or if I felt like carrying it would be easier. You only have the two shorter handles. Other than that, I am very very pleased with the item I received for the price I paid. If this were to wear out within a year - which is realistic b/c it isnt a $300 rolling computer bag -- then I would definitely replace it with the same bag.

I have joint issues and had a conference coming up where I wouldnt be able to stay in a nearby hotel. I wanted something that could work as carry-on luggage but be small enough to tote around every day at a conference when I needed to bring my laptop and other heavy items. This worked great and spared my body from a lot of pain. I was even able to balance my clothing-filled backpack on top and roll everything around the airport when I was travelling. I was able to carry my laptop, various chargers, a notebook, my disability emergency kit which is a pouch filled with various wipes and tapes and medications and a fair amount of other necessities that I like to carry around everywhere. I had plenty of room left over for snacks and stashed winter clothing. The front pouch was good for small items like hand sanitizer and travel documents. My only complaint so far is that the one-way wheels can be a bit annoying when youre trying to quickly navigate a crowd. But theyre really smooth as long as youre not trying to do any strange maneuvers. Also, they managed to survive miles of unpleasant cobblestone in DC. This bag was well worth the price just to get me through the conference, but hopefully it will have longevity beyond this. Ill update my review if anything dramatic or disappointing happens in the future.