2016 Five Back to School Laptop Backpacks for Students

1. Binlion PU Leather Laptop Computer Backpack
The quality of this waterproof backpack is exceptional. After my daughter's laptop got soaked in a rain storm, she looked for and wanted a waterproof backpack. This one was white so it looked different from all the others in her school and she chose it. When it came, we were both delighted with the quality. Bet of all, even when my daughter has her laptop and books loaded into this backpack, it does not cut into her shoulders. There are two side pockets that will hold drinks safely. With the black bottom, my daughter can sit this on the floor and it still stays clean, but it is also easy to wipe down. Definitely a great purchase.


2. TAIKES Value 17-inch Laptop Backpack for traveling
When I first opened the box to see the book bag I thought I made the wrong purchase. My book bag from target was coming to pieces and I wanted to return my friend's book bag. Then I saw this and a Binlion . I love the colors and I know under armor have are supposed to be strong so I got this though it cost 20$ more.
Back to the bay I thought it was very small for the price but my sister said maybe it is big. I put my notebooks for school in it which is about 9. I then put my laptop which is a Toshiba satellite and two college books. They all fit in the big pocket. I knew I couldn't put nothing in the next to bigger pocket because of the stuff in the main pocket but I was very please.
As I began the semester I noticed the bookbag was too small for my needs. I am a chemistry major and my books are huge, so I had to limit how much I could put in it because it was small and the bookbag does not distribute weight very good. I am now considering the High Sierra very strongly.
I feel like this bookbag is made for look and I will just use it when I am going to a festival or something, but it is made of very strong material. I noticed because it has held two or three heavy books (more than 300 pages) books, but it is so small for what i need.
I love red and I got the dark red option. Its beautiful and I like it. There is enough pockets but not to many 5o make you forget where you put things at. Only thing I wish is that it had an accesary pocket on the top so I can put my keys in there instead of the plastic book. Also if you like for your pockets to have organisers the only one is the second highest with two split pockets. Not very helpful to me other than clipping pens there for comvience. The stripes are very comfortable even more than I thought. This is my first under armor and I like it a lot.
If you looking for a simple bag for college buy this and it came on time.


3. TAIKES Waterproof Laptop Backpack
Love this book bag... It's lasted three semester's and still going strong. Lots of pockets to hold everything, and it doesn't feel heavy on my back even with my large biology book and binder inside. Of course i wouldn't try to overload it, but it can handle carrying a lot of stuff. This is probably one of the sturdier backpacks that i have owned. I do wish that they made the laptop pocket with a little extra padding because the pocket is very thin so i'm afraid it doesn't offer very much protection for your computer but that the only con there is so far.

4. FENGCASE Traveling Backpack for 17-inch Laptop Protection
I must admit that I was first skeptical about a backpack for under 30 bucks that would meet the rigorous demands of an IT technologist such as myself. Well, this is the best "IT crash bag" I have ever owned. It was recently field-tested under rugged conditions, much of it in the rain, holding up quite well, and unexpectedly pulled through for me under some trying circumstances. It held all my tools I needed: multi-tool, screwdriver, crimps, diag-cutters, adapters, notepads, pens, markers, cables, 17" laptop and charger, iPad Air, work gloves, flashlight, spare parts, etc. I hope the picture speaks for itself. I highly recommend it for field and office.


5. TAIKES Waterproof Laptop Computer Backpack
I love this bag. I'm able to fit my laptop, iPad, charging cables, external hard drive, and probably another notebook. Overall, it's the perfect size for me. The first time I used it was on a 10 mile walk and it was comfortable for my shoulders. It sits on my shoulders comfortable even with over a liter of water, spare hiking shoes, and food. I usually have trouble with bag straps and my shoulder blades after quite some time but did not at all. I was also able to trade off toward the end and let my boyfriend use this bag since his shoulders were getting sore. He also acknowledged how comfortable the straps and bag are. The bag itself looks great, is easy to get into, easy to put on and take off, and is durable. I also like the leather tags. So far it has been really great for me on hikes. I will update if necessary.