Cyberbackpack 3.0: Durable, Anti-Theft, Stylish, Expandable and Functional Laptop Backpack for Business, Gaming, and Travel with USB Charging for Men and Women

This slick unbelievably priced with high quality back pack is a must to have. This an identical to the $200 priced one. I love it.

Hey there, fellow tech enthusiasts! I recently got my hands on the Cyberbackpack Travel Laptop Backpack, and let me tell you, it's a game-changer for anyone who's always on the go.First of all, the design is sleek and stylish. The gray color is a nice touch, and the slim and lightweight build make it easy to carry around. I also love the fact that it's water-resistant, which is perfect for those rainy days when you have to be out and about.But what really sets this backpack apart is its anti-theft features. The passcode secure computer bag is a genius idea, and I feel so much more secure knowing that my laptop and other valuables are protected. Plus, the USB charging port is a huge plus, especially when I'm running low on battery and need to charge up quickly.One thing to note is that this backpack is designed to fit a 17-inch notebook, so if you have a smaller laptop, it might not fit as snugly. But overall, I think this is a great investment for anyone who needs a reliable, secure backpack for their tech gear.All in all, the Cyberbackpack Travel Laptop Backpack gets a big thumbs up from me. It's stylish, functional, and most importantly, secure. If you're in the market for a new backpack, I highly recommend giving this one a try.

You can barley fit anything it’s bulky and cheep material for the price.

On paper, this thing seems like a great idea: A semi-hard-shell backpack with -- for a backpack, anyway, some interesting security features. I've used it for a while now, and I've found some pluses and minuses:Space. A lot of people complain that there's not enough space, but I don't think this backpack is positioned as a way to haul your gear up the Appalachian Trail. As a way to carry a laptop and some other devices and cables and miscellaneous items, it seems to have just as much space as my favorite laptop backpacks of all time.Space, part 2: The problem with the hard-shell design is that most everything just goes into a big void. If you lay the backpack down, or if it gets tipped over, or momentarily carried sideways or upside-down, everything not strapped down goes all over. Like it's a half-filled suitcase. I've toyed with using those zip-up packing cubes used for travel to keep things sorted, but then I just have a bunch of bags in my bag. But, otherwise, everything I need fits.One nice features is that it's got an expando zipper, like on a suitcase, which gives you a few extra inches of thickness for more stuff.Security: If someone snatches your backpack, it's not keeping them out. It's not like it's made of kevlar or anything. But it's enough to stop a casual pickpocket from getting in while you're waiting for a train or standing in line at a store. And I think that's the point anyway.Looks: I'm still a little torn. I mean, I *want* to like it. But its futuristic look leaves me at times thinking I'm about to leave the Enterprise on an away mission with a backpack full of tricorders and stuff. If you're going to a con, that might be a serious plus for you.

I just took this on a trip to Hawaii, and this was by far the best travel bag I've had! I love how I was able to plug in my battery pack inside the bag, so that all I need to do is plug something into the USB port on the bag, rather than having do dig for it and then having to awkwardly sit with it. The bag has a zipper that makes the bag bigger, and this was surprisingly helpful, because this helped the backpack to have a solid base to sit on, so it doesn't fall over when you set it down. The lock works great too, which is nice. There is a little hidden pocket inside the back padding, and this was perfect for my charge cable, so I didn't have to go searching for it. Airplanes definitely get cramped, and things get squished, so I was actually grateful for the hard shell. I fit a ton of stuff in the bag, including my 17" laptop, my tablet, my switch, and lots of snacks among other things. The timing worked out perfectly to bring this on my trip, and I couldn't be happier!

I tend to have a love/hate relationship with backpacks. Such is my job that I don't always know what I'll need to take to work on a given day, and I tend to gravitate toward slim and minimalist wherever possible. I think this backpack combines the slim with the voluminous to good effect.First, the shell - good quality, with interesting lines and details to it. Not too fancy though (again, minimalist is my focus). While there is the ability to expand the backpack, in reality I very rarely need to...there's enough space in the unzipped dimensions to hold quite a bit of stuff, at least for me. This includes headphones.Certainly large enough to hole a 16" MacBook Pro along with a 12.9" iPad Pro, with all the accessories and a set of AirPods Max.Construction is sturdy and is up to the task of holding everything that can fit in this backpack. Well, probably not cinder blocks...so day-to-day stuff.I appreciate the zipper locks, though honestly the TSA key is a bit overkill...this isn't something I'd check as baggage.It's a good product.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a very cool bag for travel especially to protect your belongings. So this review is for my visual people. Hard and soft shell… speciality size because of it was any more roomy you risk smashing your contents soo it’s perfect for it intended purpose. All I need is the luggage and bam…. You will need a portable charger to use the connector-------I'm honored to be included in the Amazon Vine program, and I work really hard to make these reviews and videos helpful. I try to be as honest and informative about the product as I can. If you do decide to buy the product, I hope the information you find in this review make it easier to make your decision.