Thule VEA Backpack, 21L

Not often an inaccurate description is a positive thing but this is the case: Supposedly for 15in laptop + 10in tablet this bag comfortably fits a 15in laptop + a SurfacePro 6 w/keyboard (in the tablet compartment). the SP 6 is 11.5x8.in (12.3in screen) and about twice as thick & twice as heavy, as most 10in tablets. An argument can be made or a 3rd device capacity: The main compartment has back mesh sleeve pocket where i can easily slip a 10in Xperia Z2. Let's not forget the fleece lined side pocket for a phone and sunglasses (judging by the size). All in all this a " and the kitchen sink" device bag with room for an overnight change of clothes. Keep in mind that the shoe/wet storage (on the bottom) eats up space from the main compartment space: Low profile shoes placed there can provide a happy middle.The bag itself seem larger than the listed dimensions: I am 181cm tall and it is as long(tall) as my back. Again, this is a good thing as it amounts to greater capacity. I plan on carrying it cross body-sling style: It seems the most versatile option for airport travel. Heavier loads and longer distances might demand the backpack configuration.The body materials feels as strange as it is effective: it sheds water as if it's waxed. The handles don't sticks out too much might feel tight on a meatier palm. The are far from flimsy: Thick and sold feel gives confidence that they withstand abuse. The zippers seem of good quality: I'm not too thrilled w/the metal tipped tassels . When a 2 slider zipper is in closed position, having four tassel tip makes one have to fumble to figure out what two to pull, in order to open the back. This minor inconvenience can be easily rectified by simply changing the pull tassels or removing them.Last but not least: The overall look is very clean and sleek! It looks like a classy high end duffel....but it's a backpack....that can be carried as vertical or normal briefcase,that turns into a an urban style sling back....and a shoulder bag.....and it's not an overnight/gym bag but bada*s digital bug-out bag.

Too large for my purposes. Could do without large shoe section.

This is honestly one of the nicer backpacks I've owned. I've been using it as a backpack for a few days now while visiting friends in the city. It is comfortable, useful, solid, built well, and has quite a few features. I like the tablet pocket inside; I put my IPad mini in there and it is very well protected. I also like the lined side pocket for my phone. I put earbuds, pencils, and change in the two mesh pockets. There is a water bottle pocket inside the bag as well, but I haven't used that yet.I do wish the water bottle pocket was on the outside making it easier to get. My back does get a bit warm with this pack, to be honest (but it does with other backpacks as well). The medium-dark blue isn't my favorite color, but my wife says it's not bad. Also, note that this backpack isn't huge. It'll hold a shirt, shorts, socks, undies, shoes, a tablet, phone, and a few other small items, but not a lot more. But that's OK for me since I only use it for a daypack. (Note: it probably won't work as a school bag; two big books is almost too much for it.)I noticed that another reviewer talked about this backpack and water. As a test, I sprinkled a decent amount of water in the shoe pocket. It did get a tiny bit damp on the inside, but not bad. Probably it would help to put a seam sealer on it (like you would a tent?). Also, I sprayed water on the outside of the backpack and it didn't leak in. Granted, I wouldn't take this thing out in a downpour, but it seems to me it would be fine in a drizzle.Anyway, it's not a perfect backpack, but so far I really like it as a strong and solid daypack. There's nothing cheap about it. If it lasts many years, I'll be happy!

Uso práctico, ideal para ir a la oficina, lo único malo es el tamaño quizás si fuese de 26 o 28 litros sería perfecto

This is a neat backpack with a lot of style. From the way it zips up to the color and build it is very distinctive, which means it may look good to some or hideously ugly to others. It looks like it does in the photo so that part should not be a surprise. It has some great features like a separate shoe pouch and is well suited for traveling light, though it doesn't have the capacity for more than a few days. It can be worn as a backpack but also as a sling or carried with a handle. Ideally, this would work well for short trips or as a carryon.

Too small to be useful, the outer pocket will not expand at all giving a limited space. The laptop storage is well padded but seems to take up most of the usable volume of the bag. The straps are bulky without any real back support. This bag is not ready for prime time.It does look nice however. I am planning on selling it.