Lenovo 15.6" Casual Backpack B210, Blue, Quilt Back Panel, Polyester

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a lightweight but very roomy bag. The blue color is lovely, really standing out in the sea of black laptop bags. There is a slot inside for the laptop, and there are pockets. The outside pocket is deep and has an internal pocket. So with this small bag you can carry everything in an organized manner.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was looking for a casual and minimalist backpack so I can put three of my kids water bottles, some snacks, and books for them to read while out and about. I was very surprised that this backpack holds its shape and it's not floppy. I can easily fit four water bottles inside and it didn't shake around. The shoulder straps are very comfy and doesn't dig in. The color is very nice and matches my denim pants. Even though this is built for notebooks, it is very practical and works well for a mother of three who doesn't want a diaper backpack or a backpack with so many unnecessary pockets.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a simple backpack that fulfils my needs. Just a secure place to carry my laptop and some notebooks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This backpack is a great everyday carry for my 15.6" laptop. The padded compartment keeps my laptop secure, and there's plenty of space for notebooks, chargers, and small essentials. The shoulder straps are comfortable, and the breathable back padding helps on longer walks. The blue color looks neat, and the material feels durable. The side pocket fits a standard water bottle, though larger ones might be a tight squeeze. For the price, it's a reliable, no-nonsense backpack—perfect for work, school, or travel. No complaints!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good build quality bag and zipper is also good. Fits my 14 inch laptop perfectly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect fit and match for my Lenovo Ideapad Slim 3i and all of the accessories. I also carry around my 3TB hard drive, mouse, mousepad, tablet, chargers, and some pens. It all fits nicely and carries easily. The material is very high quality and has a premium feel and the zippers give me confidence that they will last.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have several backpacks and I bought this one as I need a light non black backpack that fits my 15 inch laptop along with other accessories in it and use it for short visit to car service, friends/family or coffee shop to get some work done. And this backpack is perfect for that, not heavy at all, looks nice and good quality. It's a great backpack for its price. Recommended.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My fiance can fit all of her books and laptop for school in her back. It is durable and has very comfortable shoulder straps for when you have to constantly carry your books and laptop around. she tells me that she no longer has back pain like she got with her old bag. Its made of nice material as well. And it fits more than she thought.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Light-weight backpack that can fit easily a regular laptop. I can fit a couple of folders and notebooks as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Look, this is an inexpensive backpack, and it shows. The materials aren't strictly speaking bad, but the backpack has a certain...loose-ness(?) that I feel like I associate with cheaper quality. I would worry about how much weight you put in this bag. It should be able to hold a laptop and maybe a full 3-inch binder, but if you push the volume capacity or weight too much, I doubt it would last more than a year. Now, outside of build quality, I'm not a super big fan of the pocket layout. The laptop pouch is really large, like it could hold a pair of thick laptops in it no trouble, but I want my laptop to be fit in its home a little tighter than that. The pockets on the opposite side are obnoxiously strange dimensions. The center one I think is supposed to be the 'pen' pocket, but it can hold 2-3 depending on the size, but it, along with the other two pockets are obnoxiously deep, especially for me with my larger hands. Things I want to put in them become relatively inaccessible because they end up in the bottom of a pit, so to say. The front zippered section is okay. I put my charger in the pocket in there, and I can slide a small chapter book in there pretty comfortably. Ideally the entrance to this pocket would be even another half-inch larger so I could easily fit a standard sheet of paper (or even a folder) inside with ease. As a student, I find the lack of a water bottle pouch to be a real frustration, and I'm just carrying it in my hand until I get around to fabricating a way to stow the bottle without risking it leaking onto all of my papers, electronics, etc. In the end, this bag is extremally cheap, and I wasn't asking for much from it, but there are a few things that I think could be changed to make it far more useful as a backpack that wouldn't increase the cost substantially.