Case Logic Notebook Rucksack 14" (DLBP-114) - Reviews
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8.11.2012
Edited August 12 2015 - it's nice when people come back to their reviews!Still love it. After countless office days, customer visits, airports security controls, trips to beaches, forests (yep, go figure), boats and whatever else abuse I've manage to through at it, still going strong. I had one small pierce (for insisting to close with something to big and sharp inside) and one zipper on the side pocket coming out (again my own doing, I am not careful with stuff).Original November 8 2012I looked for a long time for a well sized and smart looking back pack for using on business trips.If you don't have patience for a long review stick to the five topics. If you want to know why they were graded as they were,
19.8.2012
Bought this because it looked quite compact and I only wanted something small to fit a 13" ultra-book, power cord, mouse, and maybe a few files.What arrived was a little bigger than I expected (still quite compact just not as small as the photos and description suggested) and quality seems to be around the 'middle-of-the-road' as far as laptop bags go. A few extra pockets that I thought might be gimmicky turned out to be quite OK, especially the lined pocket at the top which is good for a 2.5" external drive (although Case Logic suggests using it for sunglasses).While the shoulder straps have vented mesh, the surface that mounts against the back is just the basic padded nylon so I expect this will sweat against the back on a warm day.
9.8.2013
I was looking for a bag that could fit my 15.6" laptop and a few other everyday items comfortably. Since I take public transit to work every day I didn't want a bag that was too big or bulky and could just fit essential items -- laptop, charger/cables, lunch, my kindle, and a notebook. This bag fits my needs perfectly.It appears to be well made and light-weight. I have only been consistently using it for a few weeks now, but I do not foresee any issues in terms of rips or zipper breaks. My back has never felt stressed by using this backpack and it rests comfortably when worn. The bag also has a nice look to it that is both casual but also allows it to pass in a professional way in which most
12.11.2015
I purchased the Case Logic DLBP-114 backpack after a couple nights of web research while watching TV. I was looking for a bag that would give a somewhat professional look (I know, sometimes at a certain point a backpack for a working adult can only look so professional). I had been using a messenger bag but I wanted to be able to disperse weight over both shoulders and not have a bag that banged against my leg when I walked.Things I looked for in a backpack:- Professional look (no bright color or loud pattern)- Smaller footprint (I'm not a student looking to carry books and lunch)- Price ($25-35 range)- Good styleI have had the bag just over a month and I am really loving the backpack.
28.6.2011
I went for this product with the idea that it was a durable, light weight laptop backpack big enough to fit a 16" laptop yet still slim enough not to be huge and overbearing. I was completely correct.I purchased this to accompany my new Asus n53sv-A2 which, for a 15.6" laptop, seemed a little bigger than I had expected. It's almost a tight fit as the "laptop pouch" within the back pocket doesn't extend all the way to the bottom of the backpack, and because of this it zips up a little tight around the corners of the laptop. The backpack itself only has 5 pockets. The front most pocket is deep and somewhat slim yet spacious. It has a zippered pocket for pencils etc,
6.1.2014
I am a disabled person on a wheelchair, finding a good backpack is quite complicated since i have a very active life and require a backpack that is both light-weight (as to not burden my chair and hempen the transfer in my car) and large enough to fit enough stuff and a 17'' laptop.I've been using another CaseLogic backpack for a long time now, one designed specially for wheelchairs. It had it's merits in terms of design, but also a huge drawback - it basically had only 1 big section and it was impossible to organize my things inside. That pack got severely used tho and the model is discontinued, so i've been looking for a replacement for a while. We were pondering this one with my wife,
24.4.2014
Bought this for my MacBook 13" a few months ago, not providing review until I had used the bag.At first, when I pulled the backpack out of the box, I thought it looked bigger than I had pictured it to be, but after using it, it really is slimline - probably because the front of the bag doesn't bulge like my other regular backpacks - it keeps its shape. The material, to me, is strong and well-made. Zips do not feel cheap either - some bags I've experienced the zips to stick and even break.The pouch that carries the computer is wider than I've seen in other laptop carriers so there is 'room' around the laptop. My Mac fits right into the pouch (my 17" didn't but I had to try!)
23.2.2013
I am replacing my old belkin backpack which lasted me several years. I had several options to choose from which included this one, Samsonite, and incase. I have a few accessories (mouse, power cord, extra battery, usb flash drives) plus I like to carry my gym close around so I wanted something large enough for me to carry these things. So it was important to have room and not to mention look stylish doing it.The Samsonite one I looked at was a very close winner. In fact, I was in line at the store about to checkout with it when something told me I could find something I would like more somewhere else. So I put the backpack back and left.
20.6.2013
After I bought my Kindle, I needed to replace my regular purse as the extra weight was taxing the purse straps. This has fit the bill! The only thing I miss is an outside pocket for quickly stashing receipts, shopping lists, etc. However, it has enough pockets that I can keep my stuff organized. In the laptop section, I can keep my Kindle, charging cord, MP3, etc. In the section next to that one, I can keep my makeup, etc. I don't use the pocket which is intended for sunglasses for my sunglasses, as the pocket is too small to fit them. However, it makes a great place to put a small packet of tissues, etc. The small outside pocket on one side holds my cellphone and lipstick. The pocket on the other side,
22.8.2016
Don't usually give reviews, but thought it would be good to give this one a go... A 3.5 star reviewComing up to 2 years of having this bag amd still going strong.I agree with what most 5 star and 4 star reviewers have said.Generally a solid backpack with an easy-to-the-eye look (something I wanted, not like superdry bags where there are unneccessary strings in the front and what not, and not heavy duty looking like you work in construction or something)laptop (15.5 inch) fits perfectly.The pouch for laptop is padded well and have had no complaints from my laptop despite being dropped a few times...I can also fit a few magazines or an A4 pad of paper with my laptop (I can fit my tablet but is
7.9.2015
Short version: Fantastic Backpack at a fantastic price!Longer version: Prior to buying the Case Logic backpack, I had been looking for a LONG time for a backpack that combined a trio of key requirements:(1) Looked the part in a corporate environment(2) Had a good combination of zipped and inner pockets(3) Didn't cost the earth!If you pay enough, you can satisfy the above criteria with ease, but not everyone wants to be spending way north of £100 (or in some cases nearer double that) - I was beginning to wonder if there was a manufacturer that could put something together at a reasonable cost, and that's just when I stumbled across the Case Logic backpack!Let's look first at the trio of requirements:(1)
27.2.2016
After recommending this bag to many of my family and friends, I felt I should post my recommendation for the public to see. The Case Logic 14-Inch Laptop Backpack provides incredible utility and value for its price. This backpack has the versatility for a college student and the size for an airline traveler. As both, I can speak directly to the advantages this bag offers.For a college student, the Case Logic bag offers many compartments one would need while navigating a college campus. A padded laptop pocket provides protection to most common laptop sizes, while a large main pocket provides enough space for two or more large, college text books.As an airline passenger, in this day an age,
18.2.2019
I wanted a relatively compact rucksack that would take a 13 inch MacBook Pro or a Surface Pro 3 with keyboard attached, plus paraphernalia such as a paper A4 notebook, pens, a pack of whiteboard markers etc. Primarily this is for going to and from work and carrying my gear around from one meeting room to another. This fits the bill. Many laptop rucksacks are quite thick front-to-back, but this one is fairly slim, so this meets my needs exactly. The front zipped compartment contains 3 pen slots and various organiser pockets for a calculator and small items, so it’s quite good for organising my small bits and pieces. The top fleece-lined pocket is great for stashing my smartphone.
29.9.2011
I purchased this bag in the black color. It's very stylish with it's dark black and red accents. Bag just barely fit my ASUS 16" laptop, but it holds it very securely. Bag distributes the weight very well, even when pretty heavily loaded up, it still feels light and comfortable. Plenty of compartments for accessories (some of which I haven't found a use for personally). I really like how the straps don't dangle and are held up in a bundle with Velcro. Some areas of the bag are made from a thicker, more durable type of material than others. Meanwhile, other areas the material feels a bit flimsy - however, haven't had any issues with it. The shoulder straps and back portion is very nicely padded.
26.2.2012
I really like this backpack. I think most of what I love about the pack (the size, build etc.) is probably covered by other reviews, so I'm focusing on one thing I love: that front pocket.Most of my bags in the past had front pockets with zippers that zipped almost all the way down, exposing the whole pocket. This bag's has a small pocket at the very front (a friend suggested keeping a snack bar in there or something similar...probably best to keep a work id in), and a secondary storage area. That secondary pocket's zippers won't go all the way down. That pocket measures about 9" wide by 12" deep - but only zips down about 6". It's perfect for my date book, old graphing calculator,