Zebella Men Vintage PU Leather Briefcase 15 inch Laptop Shoulder Messenger Bag Tote

For $40 this is a great bag for someone who needs a professional looking bag but can't break the bank. I'm a poor grad student who is expected to dress professionally at least once a week. This bag fits the look well and it functional. It fits my 15.6in laptop and a few folders without issue. (see pic)The only areas I can find to fault it is that the straps are actually magnets. Sometimes when holding it by the handle, the weight of the laptop will pop the magnets open. Theres no concern that my stuff will fall out. Its just annoying. Also, on the topic of the handle, it looks a little cheap. It is just a strip of the leather-esc product sewed to the top.Regardless, if you need a professional looking bag on a budget, this one works well.

40 bucks? To look like an adult even though you aren't one? I'll take it.This thing is sexy. It's not the type of leather that you can protect with coconut oil for a lifetime, but that type of leather in bag form would cost hundreds.For 40 bucks, you are getting an absurd amount of bang for your buck with this bag.The magnets, which is what the buckles actually are, can be a little futzy when you're trying to get them to snap with a full bag, but that is because they hold strong. These aren't those little joke magnets that only hold the bag closed if you've got almost nothing inside. These clips work.A ridiculous[ly good] number of pockets that are organized well, easy to access, and perfect for a variety of arrangements. I work in vaping which includes, beyond retail, using a laptop for the business's webwork; I've got a lot of sh** to carry around. I've got my aviators in the outer pocket, my laptop inside, my extra mod w/dripper in the main pocket along with whatever I need to throw inside, my charger and mouse in the front outer zip pocket, my e-liquids in one of the two convenient open pockets that sit above the main pocket, and my 18650 batteries in the other one. The back-outside zip pocket remains unused, waiting to help me when I need it. For all I know there are probably additional pockets in this thing. Okay, I checked, there aren't; but what can one hope for--unless quantum physicists prove me wrong, you can only fit so many pockets in something without it becoming overloaded and unusable. This is just the right amount of pockets.Anyway, I digress; whether you're a twenty something going to work or James Bond in need of a solution for carrying that extra beretta around without looking dorky, this bag's for you.

1 Year update: I've had this for 13 months and I've traveled a bit in it, at least twice a month by plance or car to client locations, and used it around town. It has aged pretty well. It's picked up some scratches and relaxed a lot. Today I spent 15 minutes re-stitching the top 1" of the interiour pocket where I slide by Macbook Air 11 in and out. It's a snug fit (really not a laptop pocket) and that has pulled the thread loose on the top. I also clipped a few strings hanging out around the handle and the front flap. On my last airling flight the zipper pull for the back pocket was lost. I'll need to get a zipper pull for that, a few bucks probably. I am very satisfied with the bag. It is much more valuable than the $40 I paid for it.Original Revew when new:Nice bag that won't break the bank. The over flap is clearly "pleather", not quite as nice as the rest of the bag that could pass for the real thing. I use this bag to carry a MacBook 11" in the padded pocket -- anything larger will not fit in the padded pocket. The rest of the interior of the bag is bigger and could accomodate something a little larger. The outside zippered pockets are handly for business card holder, MiFi hot spot, and the front pocket under the flap holds my iPad mini perfectly. I recommend this bag, can't beat it for a relaxed look and low price. I have my eye on a Kenneth Cole Reaction, but they run 150-200. Not ready for that yet.

Been using this bag for school and work and I'm so happy with it! It's been extremely durable and I always get compliments on it! Fairly spacious - my 13 in laptop doesnt fit in the laptop sleeve but it fits in the main compartment and I've never had problems fitting it along with my notebooks** Edit: I bought this bag over a year ago and it's still in great condition! And it's been through a loooot, from being my kittens favorite nap spot, caught in rainstorms, and carrying my laptop, notebooks, ipad AND lunch everyday, I'm honestly surprised it's still in one piece. Incredibly happy with this purchase, and I'm still receiving so many compliments on it! If you're looking for an affordable, durable, and fashionable everyday bag THIS IS IT!

First things first, love the bag! Would recommend to anyone and have for 2 of my colleagues at work who complimented it. Plenty of room for the essentials and I now have empty pockets because I can put what I need in the bag.The only drawback/negative is after 2 weeks of use, the strap over one of the buckles broke and now the buckle keeps releasing its spot. Minor annoyance, but just frustrated how it effects the look of the bag since it is so noticeable and of course on the front.Other than that, great bag, but would love a replacement if possible.

I really like this bag. It's lightweight but sturdy, the strap is comfortable, and looks as good in person as it does in the photos. The outer pockets are very nicely integrated, and I completely forgot about the one on facing towards me.I have just one issue: it's much smaller than it looks here. I put in a 15" Mac laptop & charger, a 7" iPad, a backup USB battery, a small notebook, a slim drink can, and some smaller items (pens, display adapter, keys, etc) and it *barely* closed. I stopped trying to use the zipper and just went with the straps, but it was still bulging. For an outing where I don't need my laptop, I think it will be perfect.