Rolling Backpack, Waterproof Backpack with Wheels for Business Commuter, Carry on Backpack with Laptop Compartment, Fit 15.6/18 Inch Laptop, Wheeled Backpack for Adults (Flower)

I travel a lot and have to carry my laptop with me. It is hard to find a rolling laptop backpack. I spent over a month in Italy on the Amalfi coast with very rugged terrain, hills, stairs, and cobblestones. You need the backpack to get on and off public transport, but you need to roll it in airports and on pavement, this did remarkably well. I was worried because it was shipped flat and it made the zipper a bit difficult to operate on the top but it is pliable and it didn’t break. I was surprised. It rolled well and it held up great. I had a medical cooler in the side pocket and is great for larger water bottles, etc. For the price this was worth every penny.

I love this rolling bag!! It’s so easy to pull along and it’s super quiet and smooth! Lots of room & even though the zipper is a little hard to zip, it’s just because the material of the bag is so sturdy. I love too, that it’s waterproof!

My daughter and I are going to Europe on a three week trip across different countries and do not want to lug around a big suitcase. We need one small personal item and a carry-on. We decided we wanted to do rolling backpacks so we can throw on our backs over cobble roads, as well as roll when needed in airports. I got these five as they were both Low-cost (under $60) and had high ratings. Now I have to decide between five of them which two we are keeping. In order from left to right in the photos they are the Targus, Gotech, Bagsmart, Yorepek and Matein.As you can see here Targus is one of the smallest ones of the five and unfortunately also has wheels that don’t roll very smoothly so that one was out for our use.Matien was also one of the smallest ones and i like so much about it. But from the remaining four, it had the least smoothest roll, did not have an attached rain cover for the backpack and if you planned to take a laptop, it would have to be less than 15”, super small laptop backpack. So this one is out too.Down to last three:Gotech has the smoothest roll but it is also pretty small and slim and doesnt look like it could carry a lot. It is however the only one in which you cannot feel the wheels no matter how full it is. Its also the sleekest/prettiest. And less visible logo. I hate seeing logos. I want to keep this one but ultimately the material feels like pleather and likely will start showing signs of wear and tear quickly. That one is out.So by default, sticking with the Yorepek which appears extremely durable and more spacious, but with that, its also the heaviest. The others feel about the same weight. Yorepek is cool bc bottom-side has a small handle if there is a need to grab from bottom (think plane loading.) Tons of pockets. Unfortunately doesn’t open all the way.Also sticking with Bagsmart. Lots of pockets, and down the middle on all the other issues mentioned above.I just noticed, on of The final choices also happen to be the cheapest of the five as of this review, so thats a plus: yorepek.

10,10 highly recommend. Love the pockets, organizing in the bag is peek. The size of the bag is not bulky, the wheels are not obnoxious and run smoothlyI would love this in a lilac color. The bags with the flower patterns I don’t really like.

Liked appearance and size. Problems with zipper getting stuck in places and bottom of bag scraping floor when walking with it.

As I said, this is a great backpack for my D&D stuff. I have two binders, a large dice tray, my bag of dice, my sister's dice, my minis, my snacks, extra pencils, a crinkle cut french fry plushie, and a to go version of New Phone Who Dis. The side pockets hold energy drinks perfectly, and the internal laptop holder fits and protects my lap top. My only complaint is that the wheels are not big enough to keep the backpack steady if it is FULL of stuff (like mine is) and rolling the backpack gets a little bit unbalanced when it tries to barrel roll to the side because everything flew over to the right when you turned.

Just got this sleek, rolling backpack, and I love everything about it-- Will update on quality after dragging it thru the airport. But so far I like that it has a brilliant design that distributes the heavy weight and length of my HP Envy 17' laptop perfectly in the backpack so it doesn't tip over, and rolls smoothly (and swivels perfectly). It has no problem zipping up with the laptop in the padded compartment, and they really thought about this in the design as there is a special flap that comes out and folds over the laptop to add extra padding under the zipper. I love that the zippers have a hidden design-- I have not seen that before on a backpack. It looks sleek! It also fits my laptop's normal carrying case (which is a huge padded semi-hardshell messenger bag) right in the middle compartment in case I need to travel with it as well. There is ample room for other devices like an ipad, beats headphones, files/ notepads, a couple outfits folded up, or maybe even a DSLR camera and lens in a small case. Looking forward to traveling with this soon.

It is good if you want to use wheel most of the time but if back straps are not strong will probably break after couple of days