Does the laptop still fit if you don't strap it in? ie if I wanted to just use the case to carry around, but then take my Mac out once I get to class?
286678
I tried it and yes it still fits. However be very careful if you choose to not strap it in, you might forget about it and if it slips out ...thats obviously won't be too good.
286679
I just tried that with mine. Yes, it does fit. However, a sleeve type case may be better/more efficient for the type of functionality you want, but I guess it all boils down to what style you like best.
286680
Just tested mine for you. It will close without strapping it in, however it does work very well if you just leave it on while using it not alot of bulk and not alot of added head (at least on my end)
286681
Sure, it'll fit. But it only takes 2 seconds to strap it in (less than it does to zip up) and it's probably best since the material inside the case is slippery and your laptop might slip out if it's not strapped in.
286682
Absolutely! I just prefer using the strap because when I unzip it and open it, it just opens the laptop automatically. It doesn't matter either way. The strap is just there for convenience. It's almost like a "cover" but zips closed.
286683
It fits. But it's tight enough that the zipper is still going to scratch the laptop. Doesn't seem to matter much whether I strap it in or not.
286684
Yep. I just tried it with mine, and my laptop did fit. You would just want to be careful because this makes the zipper closer to your laptop which may scratch the edges of it.
609350
I have a 15inch Apple Macbook Pro and there is plenty of room. Your laptop should fit just fine. When I travel I put my bag under the airplane seat and have had no issues. This bag can store quite a lot of gear. Been one of the best computer bags I've owned. I hope this helps.
1595371
I have a macbook pro and it is not snug, so it would be even worse with the air. If you are okay with it not being a tight fit I would recommend the case.
587992
My son's 13 inch Macbook fits inside perfectly. The Macbook air might have it a little roomier. It is a great case.
28572
It is a pretty slim case so I would say if your laptop fits with a bit of room to spare (an inch or 2) then it should fit in with the case as well... But if it's already a tight sqeeze or perfect fit then it won't fit with the case.
851211
If you mean a 13" MacBook Pro - yes it fits perfectly, with ample space for an iPad right next to it. A MacBook Air would fit with room to spare. There's also plenty of room for the power brick, a mouse and all the cables and adapters you are likely to want to carry. One suggestion - get a guitar strap gel pad - the stock strap doesn't have any pad for your shoulder. With a gel pad, you can carry a full bag all day long and not get a sore shoulder.
197258
Probably don't want to. A co-worker has one similar and his bag is loose, kind of wobbly... Its from caring too many things in it. Its a small, tight little bag for just the small stuff. I carry my MacBook Pro 13", iPad 10", external HD, Mouse and a few styluses. Anything more is too much.
704599
Actually it fits better. I bought two. One for me (MacBook pro with DVD drive) and the other for a friend (no DVD accessory) and he actually had the problem most other reviewers had about it sliding off and I didnt. Mine doesn't have dust between the case and the actual mac also I've had it for a month so I'd say my experience with this case is valid
994447
I think that it would fit just fine. I have a 13" MacBook Pro that fits very well. There is no special slot for it, but it slides in very well along the front of the main compartment. Hope that helps!
720113
Do you have the latest retina MBP? The thin one? If so, my brothers retina MBP fits in this case perfectly. A bit snug but if he were to use it the case to store his macbook then it would probably adjust to his MBP shape. The actual case he has for his macbook is the incase neoprene zipper sleeve for mbp. I use this one for my air. Hope i helped (:
564523
The laptop will move around a lot because of the depth of the case and the inside isnt very padded. You can probably get a fitted case for the laptop and then drop it into the case with your other documents and necessities.
408454
my macbook 13" fits perfectly snug once you zip up the laptop sleeve and i don't have a hardshell case over it.
201911
I don't have that problem. It's definitely a tight fit, but if it were looser I'd be afraid of it slipping off like other cases I've tried. I've had mine about 18 months (approx) and it's been great. It now has a few very light scratches on it, but better it scratched my case than my Mac. Just bought a MacBook for my fianc and ordered the same cover for her and hers fit perfectly as well. I guess anyone could get one that wasn't manufactured perfectly but I'm two for two good ones. Hope this helps.
1439455
As the other respondent stated, it is a very snug fit on an 11 inch MBA. The problem would be more with the width than the depth. It is very well padded, maybe more than necessary, and I think there is a similar bag available for larger MacBooks.
1020431
I have a MacAir-11 in. On this, it fits great, doesn't take up a lot of room in my school pack but keeps the computer free from things that happen when carrying a computer in a pack of any kind, etc. I really like this case. But, don't know about your machine. The MacAir is very thin ... Good Luck!
684876
I cannot answer, I have a 13" mac and got a larger size in case I used a hard case on my computer in the future. It ended up being too big for my 13" so I gave it to my sister, so I got a different bag. This is a nice bag.
618533
It fits my MacBook in there perfectly. I can see it fitting something bigger as well. I have the small. Great bag. Use it everyday for work.