Backpack for Men, Extra Large Travel Laptop Backpack Work
Backpack for Men, Extra Large Travel Laptop Backpack Work Bag Rucksack for Men Women with USB Charging Port Water Resistant Anti Theft Big Business Computer School Backpack, Fits 17 Inch Laptop, Black
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| Weight: | 880 g |
| Dimensions: | 20 x 34 x 50 cm; 880 Grams |
| Brand: | LIGSAN |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | LIGSAN |
| Dimensions: | 20 x 34 x 50 cm; 880 Grams |
The LIGSAN Extra Large Travel Laptop Backpack is a 5-star must-have for anyone who travels or commutes with tech gear. Its 50L capacity and multiple pockets make organizing easy, fitting everything from a 17-inch laptop to travel essentials. Comfort is top-notch, thanks to its padded straps and breathable design. The backpack’s safety features and waterproof material add peace of mind. It’s the perfect combination of functionality and comfort for travelers and students alike.
This is a good budget backpack for short journeys, commuting and airport transfers, for example. This isn’t the sort of backpack for hiking with as there isn’t a waist belt or enough back support. For what it is, though, it does a good job.
There is a lot of room inside with a multitude of pockets and compartments. The laptop compartment doesn’t have very thick padding around it, so be a bit careful how you handle the bag. The built-in charging cable is a nice touch, and its internal cable is long enough for your power bank to go anywhere in that section of the bag without straining the plug.
The material that the compartments are divided with makes a loud, crinkly noise as you root around inside and makes the bag feel a bit cheap, people around you will notice what you’re doing. But elsewhere things feel much better; the zips run smoothly, and all the stitching looks good and strong. The chest strap is a good addition as it makes the bag much more comfortable to carry and helps reduce numb hands that some bags cause by cutting off circulation in the arms.
This bag can’t compete with the expensive brand-name bags in terms of quality and strength but value for money wise, this one is hard to beat.
I’ve been using this backpack for several weeks now for work and occasional trips. Its spacious compartments and multiple pockets keep everything organized and easily accessible. The padded laptop sleeve offers great protection for my device. The comfortable straps and breathable back design make it easy to carry, even when it’s fully loaded. Its durability and water-resistant feature have stood up to daily use and varying weather conditions.
I’ve been on the lookout for a large-capacity backpack that I could keep in the boot of my car with some essentials that I would need when out and about. My previous backpack, although it was waterproof and had a large central packing compartment, it lacked any zipped compartments, hence I wasn’t able to organise my belongings neatly, they were stacked on top of each other and required emptying whenever I needed to find anything.
This backpack, on the other hand, offers plenty of compartments and storage areas. Firstly, it has a total of 15 pockets located around the backpack, which includes an organiser pocket at the front and another at the back. It has a further 3 compartments, one at the front which is ideal for storing a tablet, pens, passport and tickets. The central storage in which you can pack an abundance of things such as clothes, towels, books and a pair of headphones and a zipped compartment at the back which has a padded laptop and tablet pouch. It also has 2 water bottle pockets on either side.
The bag itself is well-made and has clean stitching and reflective strips at the front and back. It has good padding and breathable material at the back and is comfortable to wear. All the zippers run smoothly plus it has clips to hold keys and glasses and a pocket to connect a power bank to charge your phone or tablet on the go. Personally, I’m very impressed with this backpack, its perhaps the one bag I’ll ever need when travelling and offers great value for money.
This is a nicely sized back-pack that’s very suitable for a student or similar. It’s a decent size and has lots of useful storage compartments. A nice feature is the USB charger attachment that can be connected to a power bank inside the bag and accessed from outside. It’s not the best quality but is excellent for the price.
This is a very impressive rucksack, despite being a non-branded product. It’s probably designed for the modern traveller and worker. One of the unique selling-features is its USB linkages. You put your power bank inside and then connect from a port on the outside of the rucksack. I imagine this would be your phone. My only concern with that, would being aware of leaving your phone in an external pouch to charge while in public, in case of theft.
That said it also has room for a very large laptop. Up to 17.6″ according to the specs. The material is water-resistant. Not 100% waterproof, but repels the water.
Two other good features are its well-padded for back comfort and it also has a chest strap so that it can distribute the weight across your body.
It also has a strap that makes it easy to fit on a suitcase handle. So you should be able to breeze through the airport with it on. All the pockets, and there are lots of them, are very sizeable, despite external appearances. This means you could probably pack enough stuff for a weeks trip somewhere if you were a light traveller saving on the baggage fees. Equally works well for overnight work trips where laptop is needed alongside changes of clothes.
At under 30, I think this is excellent value and is just a very cleverly designed and versatile backpack.
My old laptop bag is starting to show it’s age after several years of international travel and so I was keen to try this out.
The two features I was particularly interested in were the external USB port and the luggage strap. Both features that are missing from my old bag.
The USB port is so useful for powering my phone on the move. In the past I’ve had to run the lead out of the bag which is a small security risk as the lead can move the zip to open the bag wider as you’re walking along. This feature solves that issue very well. The hook up to the power pack and the external plug is simple via the supplied lead. The plug can be replaced as it’s merely a shroud into which the USB lead fits. Getting the exact shaped USB lead might provide a challenge as I couldn’t see any spares available on the Ligsan shop on Amazon.
The luggage strap feature is something I’ve been envious of on other people’s laptop bags and so it’s great to finally have this. The only criticism is that when the bag is fully loaded it tends to lean forward. On my other bag the handle was big enough to loop over my suitcase handle – this bag can’t do that. A second strap, higher up would solve this.
The security pouch is a great feature and it’s big enough to hold your passport, wallet and boarding pass(es).
There’s no shortage of pouches for travel adapters, chargers, laser pointers, pens, note books, headphones, power packs etc.
The laptop storage section has good internal padding in the divider but wear it sits against your back there’s no padding which is a little surprising considering the lumber and shoulder padding on the bag – why they didn’t extend this for the whole back area is a mystery.
There’s a quick release fob that you can put on your key ring so that when travelling you can clip your keys into your bag and access them easily on your return (no rummaging around the bottom of the case). The only improvement I would suggest to this would be to make it a keychain clip or carabiner type so that you don’t have to have the fob permanently attached to your keys or constantly putting them on it and taking them off it.
Otherwise I’ve been really impressed with this case and would definitely recommend it.
Initially from the images I thought this was going to be really big backpack, comically big, but I was wrong. This backpack is very spacious but doesn’t look big. It has plenty of space for everything you’d need to carry. I use it to carry my laptop, a flask that keeps my coffee warm and some documents every day.
This backpack is very comfortable too, the straps don’t rub your shoulders so it’s very easy to wear this for multiple hours if need be, and it also has a mid section strap so you can secure the backpack to your person.
This backpack is everything of the high end backpacks, at an affordable price. If you’re looking for a new backpack with lots of space and the quality of a high end backpack, for a fraction of the cost, this is definitely perfect for you.
This is medium size men’s backpack. It is very lightweight and it is of good quality. The size of its two big sections is sufficient to pack a laptop and a set of clothes. It is comfortable and it fits well to my back. There is a waterproof USB on the outer right side, and USB lead inside the backpack and it can be used for charging a phone. Very good value for money.
Good size back pack which fits a 16.5 inch laptop. Plenty of internal storage and compartments. Made well with good material and robust. Not too heavy. Material can be wiped down too. Straps adjustable and really handy USB cable built into it so you connect to a laptop in the bag to charge phones too. Would recommend.
I have been using this bag for the past few days so I can review fully. And I must say, that I would give it more than 5 stars if I could. It’s brilliant. It’s really spacious with many pockets. Perfect for work or college/university. The stitching is great, the bag is well made. The zips are sturdy and work as they should. The bag is comfortable to wear, the straps are extremely padded, and will last a long time. You have a handle at the top, to carry the bag, and that seems really strong and weight bearing. The bag also has added extras, such as a usb port and detachable key fob. A wonderful backpack, perfect for daily use.
This has as many as I have seen, neatly organised into a few compartments (see photos). The backpack appears well constructed (very similar to much more expensive brands), the zips, material used for the backpack, its padding, placement of compartments and pockets all seem well thought out and every storage area is easy to access quickly.
The backpack itself is padded at the back and on the shoulder straps and is fully adjustable. It is lightweight but has a lot of storage space easily holding all the items I mentioned before as well as drinks and snacks where needed. This is a very well price, full featured, well constructed backpack that provides competition to the premium brands.
I have purchased a lot of items from Amazon and after examining this item against a similar item I had obtained some years ago at a similar price, it made me realise how much things have risen in price. May I say at this point that there is nothing wrong with this item, it just doesn’t feel as solid as my first rucksack.
Increasingly I am walking to our local town, mainly because the exercise is good for me but also because our parking situation is becoming dire, as are parking charges. it is in that regard that this lightweight, yet spacious rucksack is coming into its own. There is a very informative video to accompany the description of this item, which demonstrates how you can fit a laptop, tablet, phone (using the internal USB port for charging when connected to a power bank) clothes etc etc etc. I might use it for that purpose, in particular as it is small enough to be used as cabin luggage if required. Instead I use mine for routine journeys into town, whether on foot, bike or car. The bag possesses:
+. Two cavernous internal compartments, both of which have additional pockets for power supplies and a whole plethora of items to carry on your travels.
+. Two external pockets on the front, both of which have additional internal pockets for whatever you wish to carry.
+. Two mesh side pockets for drinks etc
+. A secure zipped mesh pocket on the pack which to gain access to ithe rucksack has to be removed.
In terms of construction, whilst lightweight, there is no compromise on strength and I anticipate that this value item would be ideal for anyone who might wish to subject it to some rough treatment; a teenager’s bag for school might be appropriate. The bag is comfortable to carry and whilst I would prefer the harness straps to have a little more padding, bearing in mind the price of this item, the straps are adequate when carrying loads of 10-15kg. There are two additional handles for when carrying the bag as hand baggage.
I have taken this item out in quite heavy rain without water ingress, it is simple to clean inside and outside, wiping over with a damped micro-fibre cloth.
In summary, strong, lightweight, plenty of storage options and competitively priced. It is versatile and could be used for business, travel or in my case as a utility bag for carrying possessions back and forward to town, including shopping.
The first thing I noticed is the quality material and how well made this backpack is. No loose threads or stitches. It comes with a USB connector which is very handy especially when you want to charge something with power bank.
It has plenty of sections and pockets to carry almost all necessary items. The shoulder strap is also very well made and has good cushioning. It’s doesn’t hurt even after carrying this for a while. The zipper is very strong and sturdy which is good.
Overall very happy with the item and highly recommend it.
This backpack has everything you’ll need for use on as daily basis. It has multiple compartments and plenty of room for just about any sized laptop. There are plenty of loops and handles for securing any keys etc and has a handy USB pass-through port for using headphones or maybe a charging power-bank. Quality wise it is reasonably well constructed and should provide several years of daily use without any worries. It is well padded, comfortable to wear and the zips are good quality.
This backpack is more like Dr Who’s Tardis, you open it up and it just seems to go on forever, there are zips, zips and zips revealing more and more compartments with mesh pockets and smaller zip pockets.
The shoulder straps are well padded and very comfortable.
There is a ring on the inner top to hang a bunch of keys and a USB lead to connect a power pack with a waterproofed covered USB charge port on the outside to charge a phone on the go.
As far as the backpack itself goes, it is very well made, I mean really well made. The quality of the stitching, materials and attention to detail is outstanding.
I would happily hand this on my back.
This backpack has lots of good features for a foreign trip.
It starts out very light, yet made of tough water-resistant material with strong dual zips for the two main compartments. The capacity is huge, with three zipped external pockets, with one at back to protect against theft when worn as a backpack.
The shoulder straps are wide and padded to make them very comfortable for long periods. They’re also ventilated with mesh, as is the back of the bag where it meets my back and waist. A carrying handle on top is also padded. These things are important as cheap straps usually get twisted, thin and sweaty.
The main compartment at the front is big enough for a change of clothing, books, maps, etc. The rear compartment has a large sleeve for a laptop or tablet, plus other electronics. Each compartment has internal pockets to keep thing organised.
Two mesh side pockets cope with bottles and umbrellas. A USB adapter cable allows a handheld phone to be connected to a charger stored inside. A band on the rear fits over a suitcase’s tubular handles.
The dimensions of 52H x 34.5W x 24D cm fits my next long-distance international flight rule for a cabin bag and may fit the more stingy domestic and European carriers rules.
All in all this is a very competently designed piece of luggage and the price of under 30 seems more than fair to me. For my next long trip it’s going to be cabin bag, day pack and light suitcase.
A very nicely made rucksack for general travel in the modern age. It comes with a number of custom styled pockets that are ideal for storing all your key items, including your keys, as well as passports, clothes, laptop, food, tickets, water bottles and the rest. It even has a fitted USB port with an interior cable, so you can charge devices from a power bank. Tested and works as advertised.
The outer material feels very rugged and looks stylish, while the interior is soft and easy to keep clean. It is also designed to comply with carry on sizes for flying, so it should see you right in practically any scenario. Rather remarkably it is also light and compact, however it will expand as you fill it with items.
This is exceptionally well designed and on sale at bargain price, so this gets five star recommendation with no reservations. Hands down the best travel bag of this type I have seen.
I have to confess that I have a bit of a thing for laptop bags and manage to get through them at quite a rate as I throw them around on my travels. So when I got this one, I was pleased for several reasons.
Firstly, it is lightweight but feels high quality. Everything, from the stitching to the material used and the zips, seems to be of a high standard.
Secondly, it has a lot of pockets. I am a stickler for having a place for everything and everything being in its place, so I prefer bags with lots of places to put things. This way I know exactly where my powerbank will be, my glasses, my passport, my HDMI lead, etc. I think this bag has more pockets than any I’ve had previously, which is great.
Thirdly, there are a lot of zipped pockets. I prefer some things to be secure, such as my passport, tickets, and credit cards, and this bag has many zipped pockets both on the outside and the inside.
Lastly, I really like the hidden zippered compartment on the back of the rucksack. This means there is no way anyone can steal anything from there without my knowledge, i.e., they’d have to physically get there hand between the bag and my back. So it makes this pocket ideal for things like money and passports.
A few other good points are that the carry handle on the top is nicely padded, as are the two shoulder straps; there is built-in ability to charge your phone, but you’d need your own powerpack, but pretty much any would fit nicely; and the colours on the shoulder strap make it stand out a little from all the other black bags going around on the carousel in the airport.
As for negatives, I can’t really think of any. For the money, it is excellent, and if a black rucksack-style bag is what you are after, you won’t be disappointed.
The bag seems to be of good quality keeping in mind the price. There are plenty of sections, split across a variety of sections that can house your laptop and all associated accessories. These type of bags are much better than the satchel style bags you get for laptops, and are ideal for daily travel with laptops. The laptop is better protected as it would sit in the rear section (closest to your back), and are more secure as it is harder to steal a rucksack off your back than an over-the-shoulder satchel. It also more comfortable to use it for longer periods of time.
The majority of the bag is sub-divided so this wouldn’t be of much use for carrying other larger items like clothing – it’s a fairly dedicated purpose of being for laptops and associared accessories. It would also be nice if it didn’t have the branding stitched in to the front, but I can’t really complain about it as it is shown in the pictures.
This backpack manages to be both larger and smaller than expected, in a good way — it is like the Tardis! Initially it looks about the size of any standard backpack-style laptop bag, however when you open the zips and start filling it up the space seems to go on forever.
There are 2 main zip areas (each with a double-zip so you can open partially in both directions for ease). Inside there are a few netted pouch pockets, and a divider to stop your laptop moving around too much if the bag isn’t full of other things.
Within one of the main areas is a pocket and cable where you can connect your own ‘power bank’ battery. On one side of the outside of the bag there is a USB socket (USB-A) where you can plug in your usual phone wire, to allow you to use and charge your phone on-the-move while keeping your battery pack inside the bag so it won’t be dropped or lost. This is a nice feature.
Overall, this is a good everyday bag for carrying a laptop, folders, books etc, or for overnight use. The price is right too, at 29.99 when reviewed.
This is a real step up from your normal backpack. As soon as you pick it up you can feel how substantial it is.
It is very well made, and features are aplentyexcellent padding, the zips are solid and smooth in operation, there are numerous pockets, including mesh and zipped, an external USB A port/internal USB A lead, carry handle, substantial padded back straps, including handy reflective strips and has good water resistant capabilities.
Total capacity is 50 litres, which gives you plenty of room, and capable of holding a 17 inch laptop. I have no hesitation in recommending this high quality backpack.
Whilst this item is not from an established, well known brand, its designers nonetheless have absolutely knocked it out there park. The overall form is well considered providing buckets of space in the main compartment for bulkier items (for most travellers this will be clothes), a generous back section for laptop and even a portable monitor / tablet an anti-theft section right at the back and a front section with smaller pockets for on-the-go items. The whole package is not likely to be challenged as a carryon for most airlines, its measurements being close enough to official rules, falling just inside the “standard” rather than “backpacker” form factor.
There are a few lovely touches such as the usb charging integration, detachable key fob and luggage attachment loop which show considerable attention to detail and execution of design.
Materials and construction are excellent, with good quality zips and robust outer nylon.
I cannot recommend this highly enough. For the money it’s an absolute steal.
Lovely back pack with a nice quality finish. It comes with loads of storage compartments and includes a short USB-A lead inside where you can hang a power brick from. This can be stowed away in a net pocket next to the loose cable. The zips are really good too.
The outside USB-A female port is fixed on nice and strong and looks like it will stand the test of time even when wet. The Waterproofing material is a bonus.
Suited for the slighter man, teenagers or women. .. Too small to go around my large back.
Really impressed…Recommended.
For the price this is a good backpack and the positives outweigh the negatives. And there are a few small shortcomings.
Pros:
Good size backpack.
So many compartments that are great for keeping all of your stuff separate and easy to find. I don’t think I’ve ever had a bag with more.
Charge port on outside.
Nicely finished with good detailing.
Detachable keychain.
We’ve had one of these before and they are quite durable.
Reflective strips.
Cons:
No rubber feet or water protection on the bottom.
Thin padding around devices. I’d definitely keep your computer in a case in this. If you bang the bag down there’s not much to prevent damage to the computer.
Straps and handle could have better padding. Fine for a commute but won’t be great long distance.
Zips not sealed so won’t be waterproof.
Charger on outside is from USB A so won’t be fast charging.
Insides made of thin scratchy plastic material.
I’m giving this 5* due to the price. You get a good size backpack that looks nice on the outside. I’m not sure why they sew the brand name onto the shell as it’s not a seller. But overall it is good. We’ve had one of their other backpacks for a year and it has aged well. Eventually the bottle holder nets went but that was about it and our boy took it to school every day. It took a beating. The thin padding and scratchy materials inside are the only real downsides. You get a good size bag with so so many pockets. I think it’s good value and I’d recommend. 5*