Lenovo Laptop Backpack B210, 15.6-Inch, GX40Q17225

A Mochila Transversal Lenovo Casual T210 é uma opção excepcional para quem busca praticidade e estilo no transporte de notebooks e acessórios. Projetada para acomodar laptops de até 15.6″, esta mochila combina funcionalidade e design moderno de forma admirável.
O acabamento em preto confere um visual elegante e discreto, adequado tanto para ambientes profissionais quanto casuais. A versatilidade é um ponto forte, permitindo o uso como mochila tradicional ou bolsa transversal, adaptando-se às preferências e necessidades do usuário.
A qualidade de construção é notável, com materiais resistentes que prometem durabilidade. O interior bem organizado oferece compartimentos específicos para notebook, tablet, e outros itens essenciais, mantendo tudo seguro e facilmente acessível.
O conforto não foi esquecido, com alças acolchoadas e um design ergonômico que distribui bem o peso, tornando-a ideal para uso prolongado. A proteção adicional para o notebook é um diferencial importante, garantindo segurança extra para seu equipamento.
A mochila Lenovo T210 é leve, o que a torna perfeita para o uso diário, seja no trajeto para o trabalho, faculdade ou em viagens curtas. Seu tamanho compacto, mas espaçoso, oferece um equilíbrio ideal entre capacidade de armazenamento e portabilidade.
Em suma, esta mochila Lenovo é uma escolha excelente para profissionais e estudantes que buscam uma solução prática, durável e esteticamente agradável para transportar seus dispositivos eletrônicos e pertences pessoais.

This is better than you would expect for an $18 backpack, but you aren’t going to get $80 worth of features. I’ve been using this bag about a month now on daily subway travel, and while I’m happy with it, I know it probably won’t be a have-it-forever bag, which is fine by me. I’ve never had a subway commute before, so I just wanted to get a sense of whether I liked using a backpack or whether I needed to invest in a better shoulder bag, and for that, this fits the bill.

I’m a woman of fairly small stature, 5’2 and petite all around, so I didn’t want to feel like I was back in my middle school days with a backpack that made me look like an ersatz turtle clomping down the street. I wanted something fairly professional, slim, and with a little bit of something, not just another black backpack. And obviously, for a trial run, I didn’t want to spend a lot.

This bag in the blue color fit the bill. It’s a very nice neutral blue, like a pair of jeans, so it goes with nearly everything. It doesn’t appear to be showing dirt or grime yet, which is nice. The zippers are fairly high quality considering; I haven’t had any issues with them sticking or getting jammed. The fabric appears to be a decent quality nylon and is fairly water resistant. I wouldn’t call it waterproof, nor would I trust my computer in there in a heavy rainstorm without an umbrella or putting it under a jacket, but for a drizzle or minor shower everything inside has stayed dry.

The lining is cheap nylon. Full stop. It will tear in time. But it’s nicely designed, with an integrated front pocket big enough for a large-ish smart phone, car keys, metro card, chapstick, and a few other sundries without a problem. It’s a deep pocket with a shallower “shelf” pocket, which is nice to keep the smaller things accessible. The main compartment is roomier than you’d think, even with a 15 inch laptop inside. The laptop compartment is not very well padded, kind of not padded at all almost, but it’s roomy. There are also two smaller pockets along the front of the main compartment, big enough for a cell phone, pens, that sort of stuff. And then the deep well easily fits a small umbrella, a Tupperware for lunch, a large-ish water bottle, and a large wallet, even with a laptop inside. I can also cram a packable rain jacket in there without trouble, though it starts to look kind of stuffed at that point.

Don’t labor under any delusions that this thing is going to magically distribute weight or anything like that. It won’t. You are carrying your load on your shoulders. It’s not super well padded, it’s not super breathable. If you’re looking for a bag that’s going to be at your side 24/7 around the country or around the world, and be waterproof and super protective of all your stuff and be near weightless on your back and have 7000 pockets for all your little odds and ends, this ain’t it. My husband is appalled at this bag, because his backpack has those 7000 dedicated pockets for odds and ends and he can’t fathom life without that level of organization. And maybe my “forever bag” will have that. But for a cheap backpack for once in a while use, or the casual commuter, or someone who just wants to feel out using a backpack as a work bag rather than a more traditional shoulder bag, this is a great buy.

I use this backpack everyday for my work and just like the description, good size for my laptop, light, and simple design for a very good price.

Insanely good backpack for the price. Fits a 15″ MacBook easily and has enough space for plenty of other items like headphones, a mouse and a charger. Quality is pretty great as well. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants a nice looking, minimalist backpack on the cheap.