Lacdo 360° Protective Laptop Shoulder Bag Sleeve Case for 13 inch New MacBook Air M2 A2681 M1 A2337 A2179 A1932 | 13 New MacBook Pro M2 M1 A2338 A2251 A2289 A2159 | Surface Book 3 2 Computer, Black

The product itself is worth five stars, the only reason I’m giving it four stars is because the material isn’t exactly what you expect based on the picture and the description. That being said, I could see some people being unhappy with the material. However, I am not I thoroughly enjoy the material, it has a rain jacket type field, as to where you would think looking at the picture and the description it’s got more of a cloth type feel. But it makes sense since it’s waterproof. However, I was very surprised to feel the rain jacket slick style feel of the material. That being said the pockets are the perfect size the inside has a non-scratch material. That’s incredibly safe feeling. and fits all my accessories for my tablet, including my stand, my Xbox controller, charger for both, the case for my tablet and more if I needed. I recommend this product.

Great bag product except the strap came broken and it’s such a shame because this was the return product of the same product bought before. Not sending it back because i will not do all the trouble again to return the same product.

This bag fits my MacBook Pro like a glove! The storage is decent. Four pockets with a good amount of space. The colors are subtle. The material feels very durable and stain resistant. The zippers feel great and are metal. I do have a couple of worries with the craftsmanship. There are a few threads sticking out, so Im not sure how great the stitching is. No problems yet though. The strap that came with it has plastic ends and the anchor spots on the bag are also plastic. If they were the same metal as the zippers that would have bene way better. Also, the strap anchors on the bag are kind of hidden inside two pockets. I like this feature and I dont. Without the strap you dont notice the anchors at all, but with the strap I have a little trouble fitting a small notebook into the pockets. Finally, the brown handles are a kind of faux leather. Something tells me there will be some peeling and cracking in the future. Other than that, Im really happy. For the money, this is a great bag.

The product is a little bulky, which makes traveling with it a little tiresome, but that comes with the size. The fabric does not feel water resistant at all, I prefer not to test it though lol. Good product overall, I would recommend.

I really do love this bag. I travel on airplanes a lot & usually put my MacBook in my roller bag. The only problem with that is the smaller planes sometimes won’t fit my roller bag as a carryon & I have to check it, which I hate doing because I have to take my laptop out & carry it separately. Now I can just take this bag out with my MacBook & carry it onto just about any commercial plane. Why would make this stylish & useful bag perfect for me? If the hook/rings that are plastic (which eventually cracks & breaks) were metal instead and the side pockets a little deeper. Otherwise, good value for the money and a beautiful bag.

It’s smaller than I anticipated, but the Apple Mac Air fits perfectly. There is ample padding for protection and two external storage pockets that are further divided for pencil and card storage. The design is trendy. I couldn’t ask for more.

I bought this bag for my 15 Macbook Pro Retina, and Im glad I did, overall. It seems solidly constructed for a light-duty shoulder bag, and fairly well-designed. Very impressive, particularly at this price point. There’s really only one real negative, which Ill put last. Fit is great - no sliding around inside the case that I can tell. For the record, I have one of those two-piece plastic covers on my machine, which adds about 3/16” to its dimensions. The interior of the main compartment is fully lined with a super-soft, slightly fuzzy microfiber material. In case youre wondering, I have not seen or had any issues with any sort of lint or loose fibers. I would do my best to avoid dropping this thing as a matter of course, but as light-duty bags go, the protection is not bad. There’s about 1/4” of padding on all sides and edges of the compartment. Even on the edge facing the zipper - a nice touch because it protects the computer from contact with the zipper. As mentioned, I find the construction to be quite solid. All the seams are well-put together and the stitching is even and clean. The zippers operate smoothly and feel secure. The nylon material seems a decent gauge and relatively tough, and is water-repellent. Thats not to say it wont eventually soak through in an absolute downpour (or, god forbid, a dunk in the lake), but droplets and splashes do roll off well enough to get you from A to B with a decent amount of weather protection in most instances. The two zippered outside pockets are also slightly padded which, although not as robustly as with the main compartment, still provides a degree of protection for whatevers in them. These are sized differently, which works well for my purposes. The larger one can accommodate an 85w MBP charger with extension plug coiled around it plus an iPhone 11 Pro in an Otterbox Commuter case. The smaller one can hold my low-profile mouse and/or a USB hub, an iPhone/iPad charger, plus whatever small supplies I can fit - keys, cards, pens, earbuds and such. If ever I decided to be organized about it, there are organizer panels to hold those things. I didnt think this would be a factor to such an extent, but Ive found the three-way convertible design particularly useful under various circumstances. As an unexpected bonus, the compartments on either side of the bag where you tuck the handles in to hide them are actually pockets that run the length and width of the bag, and they close with a velcro tab. The opening isnt ideally suited for letter-sized stuff, but I can slip my 10 iPad with a folio case down vertically and then turn it sideways so its tucked all the way in. In a pinch, you could get some paperwork down there with a similar maneuver, but I would advise against doing that with anything that you dont want to chance getting crushed or wrinkled. While that pretty much hits the limit, all the devices and items Ive mentioned will fit into this bag at one time if I wanted to stuff it full. I dont always need to use the bag this way, and again, it’s not really meant for that purpose, but its nice to have the option on occasion if you can manage the weight (its a good 11lbs+ for all three devices and their accessories). The luggage strap is a nice touch under those circumstances, when you have a rolling bag you can use it with, which I often have the occasion to do. Now the negative. Speaking of the weight brings me to what’s essentially the only thing I would change about the bag - the shoulder strap. It’s just plain cheap. The hardware, including the D-rings on the bag, is plastic rather than metal. I do question the durability of those plastic clips. Then there’s the odd placement of the mounting points for the strap. Rather than putting the D-rings on the top corners or outside edges of the bag, where they’re traditionally placed, the attachments are just off the handles, one on either side of the bag. You can see what I’m talking about pretty clearly in the product photo where the bag is slung from the shoulder of the model with the gray shirt. The issue with this arrangement is that the strap crosses over the zipper and partially blocks one end of the main compartment, making it awkward to remove or replace the device while the bag hangs. You have to sort of hold the bag and move the strap out of the way at the same time with one hand, while jockeying your laptop into position at an angle with the other. Like I said.. awkward. The bag is quite slim compared to a full-blown laptop case, so if that was what inspired this design choice, I’d have to say it wasn’t the most elegant solution. There’s also something that I suppose was an attempt at a shoulder pad, but is really just a sheet of nylon with no padding, wrapped around the strap and secured there with velcro. Another odd choice. Eventually, I just got tired of it being there, serving no real purpose but to annoy me, so I took it off and threw it away. Fortunately, I don’t often need to access my laptop while the bag is over my shoulder. But the strap is the one thing about the bag that really makes evident the price point. At least its the part of the bag thats easiest to remedy or replace if necessary, which I just might do now that I’m thinking of it. But its an easy enough detail for the manufacturer to address, and thats worth pulling a star. Other than those last nits, Im entirely pleased with this bag for the amount of money I spent on it. Almost perfect.

It seems to be very durable and isnt coming apart like my previous laptop bag, but its quite skinny and the material isnt stretchy. So I can fit most of my wires and chargers in there, but if I decide to go to a coffee shop, I will need to pick and choose what I bring, since its quite skinny.

I am a DJ and bought this for my laptop, my hard drive and important cables. I’m absolutely in love with how simple and professional it looks. It’s light weight and soft on the inside to better protect the wear and tear on my laptop. It deals well through zippers. The two tone light gray and brown gives it a great touch. This bag should come in more two tones like that one. I recommend to anyone looking for light weight carry. My laptop is a 13inch so i went with the 14 inch bag for the bit of extra space. Worth the money!

really like the optional strap, and the nicely-designed handles. Pockets are functional. Padding and protection around corners look great. I like that this nicely-fitting case doesnt take up wasted space beyond what is required to get the job done for my computer.