MATEIN Rolling Backpack, Travel Laptop Backpack with Wheels Fits 17 Inch Computer, Water Resistant Large Roller Carry On Luggage Wheeled Backpack, Trolley Overnight Work Business College Bag, Black

Awesome small carry on rolling suitcase suitable for a large, 17 inch laptop, and easy to put underneath the airplane seat or in the overhead compartment.

I bought this as a replacement for my travel backpack since I needed something with wheels. I like the material quality and the different pockets to separate items. I have used it once so far so will see how it holds up. The one thing as other mentioned is that you can see through since the zipper does not close all the way with the handle out (Not a deal breaker). Would recommend.

I love it

I used this on an 11-day trip. The main compartment held a good amount. However, if you fill it up too much, it makes the outside front pockets useless. Also, it is annoying that the handle compartment doesn't zip on both sides. I did like the option of using either wheels or a backpack.

I loved how easy this bag was to pack and STUFF! I managed to maintain my carry-on only status using this and a very light weight day pack on a recent 21 day trip to Europe. I recommend using packing cubes- they seemed to give me more room and just made everything easier. I loved the flexibility of the soft sided bag. It seemed like I could always stuff one more thing in!

I am an inclusion teacher that moves from classroom to classroom. My laptop and any notebooks and resources go in this backpack. I keep water bottles or my 20 oz cup on the sides. The pockets are deep enough and I don't have to worry about them falling out. There are two large compartments, one being a little deeper than the other. On the outside of one of the compartments are two smaller pockets where I keep writing utensils, earbuds in one, and glasses case in the other. I have yet to test this backpack without the wheels but straps are included and safely tucked away until needed.

I got this to replace my Cabin Max Metz as it ended up starting to get rips after many trips. Although I liked the Cabin Max they are not very available in the US and I was not fully happy with it. To put things in context the things I wanted improving from the Cabin Max was: + Pockets: Its lacking in the pocket department, hard to organize as it has so few options. + Side bottle holders + I wanted to try out wheels, but I love carry most of the time, so I wanted to see if a hybrid was useful As I wanted to try wheels I wanted the most lightweight unobtrusive wheels I could find as I planned to mostly carry. So I thought single-tube handle would be best. However after trying it I realize I don't like the single tube. Its tube is big and heavy (likely cause it has to do it all with a single tube. Also I did not think about it enough and a dual-tube handle is much better for setting a backpack on top of the suitcase. As such I would not go for single-tube again. Cons: - It says it can fold 180... But that's not really the case in practice, the zipper does not go to the bottom of the bag which means you would have to bend everything in the top of the suitcase to lay it flat. I really dislike that as its also hard to access the bottom part of the main compartment. - The laptop pouch is useless. You can't open the back very well with the laptop in, and if you back it full you put bending pressure on the laptop as its up front trying to keep the bag flat vs letting it curve out. I ended up just center-packing my laptops and other hardware which then meant that the laptop pouch just makes the bag fat for no reason. Having both a laptop pouch and tablet pouch is a lot of dead space. + Rather uncomfortable as a backpack due tot he hard support for the handle + A pain to convert between backpack and rolling. You have to put away the straps or they get caught on things, the handle is inside the main compartment so when you unzip it random things start popping out the top of the bag. Pro's + Seems like solid construction held up well on the couple months I was traveling with it (but I was not moving locations very often) + It does have a nice assortment of pockets All in all its not a bad bag, but its not a good one for me. I will likely continue using it as its what I have but also keep my eye out for other bags.

I travel to Europe a lot on my flight benefits as a flight attendant. We have size requirements we have to adhere to. This was perfect and it packs a punch. Also when traveling out of country stairs are a real deal. So this makes it where I can convert to a backpack. Just what I wanted! I feel there is a design flaw that when you use the handle you can see inside the bag. This is not great.

Ideal la combinación de ruedas y hombreras tipo mochila. Sólo que los zippers que abren el compartimento principal no llegan hasta abrir completamente.

Mochila que cumple con todo, buen espacio, versátil para su uso, de buen material.

Soporta peso pero los seguro de las asas tienen a romperse fácilmente se necesita refuerzo

Excelente material