Works better than the Spec cases for the lap top
923904
Works better than the Spec cases for the lap top.  Two spec cases I used before this cracked and broke.  This fits much better.  The only thing is the white pegs fell off the bottom piece but that's a minor problem.  This is a design flaw that TopCase needs to correct.
2981499
Bought this for the Dell Inspiron 13 7000 (i7359), and the fit is (almost) perfect--I'll explain later. Had this case for a about a month now, and it's been holding up pretty well. Scratches do show on the PU leather, but it's tough for the most part. I will note that the case was very stiff at first, but it does soften up a bit over time and use. The interior is a soft fabric--not as soft as fleece, but it's not bad. Personally, I would have preferred a magnetic clasp or a button to close the case, but the Velcro is working just as well. I'm thinking of modifying my case by adding a watch strap to enclose my case.

The case fits the notebook very nicely, snug, but not tight (USB dongles will not fit if the PU leather hasn't been used or stretched enough).  There is a bit of room for a few pages of paper, but not much. Here's the "almost" part that I mentioned earlier:
If you know about the Dell i7359, you'll know that it has a very rectangular shape. The bottom corners of the case are actually a bit rounded, so what happens is that my laptop doesn't rest at the bottom of the case, but rather at those two corner points. I'm thinking of adding a small strip of foam at the bottom so that the weight of the laptop can rest on that instead of just the corners.

Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. For the price especially, it's tough to beat. Gotten some compliments on it, and I have to agree, it's a very nice looking case. If you have any questions, leave me a comment.
2275944
I ordered the gray 12" case for my 2016 Macbook 12" laptop. It fits pretty well - there is maybe 3/4 of an inch of extra space at the top, but it otherwise fits the dimensions of the laptop. The extra space actually makes it easier to open the fold at the top to remove the laptop. The padding is sufficient, too. I was looking for a case that would protect my laptop when I threw it into my tote bag for work, and it does the trick. I'm really pleased with this case!
3163471
I am very satisfied w this product. I think it was a good price for all you get. The cooling pad will come in handy. And my fiance loves how there is elastic on the four corners so he can just open it and do his work while in the semi. He does his logs and settlement statements on his laptop. So this will protect his laptop and be very functional. Wont be extra time wasted taking it out and setting it up. The case will help keep it from sliding around while the truck is moving.
4504675
I purchased this laptop case because it was streamlined and professional looking.  And it was designed to hold a laptop.

Product Description:

Overall the product looks to be high quality, the stitching looks good and some of the stress points are even double stitched.  Always a good sign. Zippers look strong as well.

The main compartment is more than thick enough for a laptop, in fact I store my Samsung QX410 laptop in there along with a leather professional folder.  However it is not 15 inches in height with the padding in there.  The Samsung laptop is just under 14 inches across and it just barely fits in this case.  If you have a laptop bigger than this get the 17" version they make.  Now it is padded very well so the laptop is very secure and safe but that padding makes the inner dimensions slightly smaller than advertised. If you have an Ipad or other tablet device this bag is IDEAL.

The smaller front pouch is big enough to store your day to day needs.  I have my smart phone my headphones, a multi tool, a lighter, a small flashlight, 2 pens, 2 pencils, laptop charger and my computer mouse in there.  It could be a quarter of an inch thicker in my opinion  , all those items fit but very snugly.

There is an additional open flap pocket on the back of the case for storage of paperwork or small folders.

There is a hook and loop pad on the front that allows you to have a Company or Name patch on it.  Under that there are 2 rows of molle webbing should you need additional attachments.

The carry strap is adjustable and has an adjustable pad for added comfort when carrying.

The case lacks a water bottle holder of some kind. I fixed this by attaching a Maxpedition Rollypoly pouch to the webbing for the strap ring, this works just fine!

Pros:  Lightweight, Slim, appears well made. Holds laptop, folders, and most all day to day business accessories.  It looks far more professional for a business person than one of the Maxpedition Fat boy or EDC bags. And is easily HALF THE PRICE.  It does not have a dedicated place for a CC pistol but you could adapt it for one if you really needed to. Best thing about this case is that it does not look like a man purse nor does it look overtly tacticool.

Cons:  Padding means that laptop pocket is smaller than advertised.  The strap attachment rings and the strap spring hooks are plastic.  It's a strong feeling plastic, and I doubt will cause the average user any problems, but I would prefer metal personally.  Front pocket could be a tad thicker.  No water bottle pocket.

Sandpiper, if you read these reviews. Make this pack with a dedicated collapse-able water bottle pocket on one of the sides of the case keeping the pack slim. Make the sling attachments metal. The back folder pocket, if it had a hook and loop surface, could be made to hold a small CC pistol.  Also if a version of this was made out of a good dark colored leather. I'd be all over it!

All in all this is the best laptop case I have purchased I plan to use it every day!  I'll update this review as time goes on to give a perspective on longevity.
4243010
Prefect for carrying and protecting my 17 inch lap top.
140925
I utilize an HP Envy 17 laptop for work and play. This case fits it perfectly, giving me just enough room to store my AC adapter in the same pocket of the laptop when strategically placed. I can also store either of my tablets in the included pocket, o of which is a 10.1 tablet, the other a 7 one.

This laptop case from comes with a variety or organizational options in the front pocket, along with a hidden small pocket on the back. The organizational options allow you to bring a variety of small items and have access to them quickly, along with a larger zip pocket. The only downfall to this is if you don't balance the way you carry things, it can easily make the bag bulky so it won't lay flat.

The case comes with a shoulder strap that was comfortable to wear and adjust when I fully loaded the case with everything on the go. It also has handles that are comfortable for short trips but I wouldnt fully load the case without using the strap for longer strolls or travel. It also utilizes an elastic band for easy carrying on a roller bag.

The padding for the case is decent for the size and price. Although I didn't drop my case, I don't expect it to provide as much protection as Id like if it fell if the shoulder strap broke.

The look and feel of this laptop case is nice, too. It looks sleek and professional whether you're using it for a business trip or heading on vacation.

Ive been very impressed with the case so far and for the price, its a great buy for those us who lug around larger laptops and accessories.
1828304
I bough the 14 "purlple Brinch  laptop case for my 13 inch lap top.  I wanted it because it has handles to make it easier to carry. The handles fold down into pockets where you can also put in anything else you want to carry.  The color is just as pictured.  It also has a small matching case for anything else you want to bring along .  It is well cushioned inside to protect  the laptop.  There is also a zippered compartment to put in cables or papers. So, there are three outside compartments to use.  Most cases in the stores do not have extra space for cables and such.  I really appreciate the extra spaces.  It looks very nice and should be durable.  I have only had it for about a week but I think it will hold up well.
3048270
I purchased this case as part of my FreeNAS build. The case is a wonder; 8 standard HDD hot swap drive bays and 4 fixed SSD bays in a compact mini-ITX form factor. Because of the compact size space gets tight when building, but since this case is meant for server boards with little or no add-in cards it was fairly easy, even for a guy like me with fat butcher's fingers.
A couple of notes:
1. Be careful when removing the main hot-swap drive cage; the small screws along the top can stick, meaning they don't protrude when you unscrew them from the frame. It's crazy easy to strip them if you keep trying to unscrew them once they have released and are rotating freely. Have a needle-nose pliers ready to pull them out. I would have liked to see the case come with a few backup screws to accommodate this.
2. Be careful when pulling out the drive cage. The back of the cage has a bunch of capacitors and other semi-fragile electronics exposed (parts of the hot-swap hardware) and you can bend or break them very easily if you grip it wrong. Since the drives in this cage are not meant to be connected directly to the SATA data and power cables, and are not directly exposed from the back, this could be a game over-case destroyer.
3. Secure your cables carefully! The tight space means that unsecured cables can rub against the fans, creating noise and potentially bad things.
4. The magnetic screen on the side is irritating when picking the case up; it slides off very easily and is placed in a position where you naturally grip when lifting, causing it to slide around in your grip; I'd suggest removing it when moving and re-attaching after you set it down.
5. The manufacturers site lists their CPU water cooling as compatible. You could probably remove the front fan and install the radiator+fans there but it would be a TIGHT fit and I don't think I'd recommend it. Also, many server boards that you might buy with this form factor are SoC and have their cooling systems soldered onto the board, making it impossible to use an external cooling system: double check before buying to avoid wasting your money.
6. One weird thing I discovered: for each HDD drive bay on the hot-swap back-plane there appear to be two SATA ports. I'm not sure why, my wild guess would be for redundancy or something along those lines, but what I found was that the system did not recognize the drives unless the SATA cables were plugged into the port on the left. So for each bay, plug the cable into the left SATA port. This may very much be a YMMV situation, since I really have no idea what the second port on each bay is for.
All of this is pretty minor. For a NAS build this box is as close to perfect as I've seen. Once built this thing is a dream: small, powerful, and fairly quiet. I highly recommend it.
1109971
This product is a good one.  The case is made out of quality materials ano the inside has nothing that can harm the computuer.  This particular case is a litle big for my laptop.  I found a nice case of similar quality at Best Buy after I bought this one for half the cost...so maybe shop around to make sure that the case you buy fits your laptop snugly.  Don't regret this purchase one bit though!
1962696
Fits snugly but comfortably over a 13.3 retina macbook with ipearl mCover Hard shell case. Looks very slick and professional. You can fit the charger in the zipper pocket, barely, although it looks a little sloppy. If you need a case that will hold extras look elsewhere. If you just want a slim good looking sleeve for protection in a bigger tech bag this might be perfect.
4656867
A simple fix for my new lap top, which is a windows machine.  I was resting my wrists on the machine and my watch was rubbing the stainless finish.  This solved that problem.  They don't fit the laptop as well as the photo shows because the touch pad on my laptop is not in the center.  But by turning the left one sideways, it fits and saves the computer's finish.  A plus is the rests are softer than the laptop so easier to rest on.  A negative is they are warmer than the laptop.  But in winter, that will become a plus.
458800
I picked this case because the graphics board, an ATI Radeon HD5870, extends beyond the mother board and has connectors off the end. I wanted room for cables and air flow, so I selected this full size case.  It is steel and therefore heavy, but since I really only have to pick it up and move it around while I am assembling my system, this is only a temporary inconvenience.  I am running a drive for the OS and a RAID 1 for data (2 more drives); along with an Aero Cool 1000 temperature monitor and a couple of CD/DVD drives, so I need at least six of the bays plus extra for the future.  Also I have a 1000 watt power supply, and it fit very nicely in the bottom of the case.
If you have the space for a full size case, I would recommend this case for all the room to fit everything into (my case still looks empty even with everything I have in it),for air flow and ease of cable routing.  Using a few tools to mount things is not a big deal with me.  The only down side is the lack of filters for the big fans.
2685395
Apologies for the pun...I bought this clear Speck hard shell case for my beloved 17" Macbook Pro, and so far, it has accomplished its purpose very well. This won't protect your laptop from a hard fall, but it will safeguard it from the wear and tear that is inevitable with daily (for me, almost 24/7) use. It keeps the outside of my laptop scratch-free, and provides a good grip on table surfaces, etc. Usually the aluminum unibody Macbook Pros are so slippery, but the Speck case keeps my computer from suffering irrevocable damage from slipping and sliding. I docked a star because occasionally, when I am using my computer quite intensively, the addition of the plastic case makes the computer run slightly hotter than it does without the case; but even so, my CPU temp has never exceeded 120F. Also, the case snaps on really tight, but somehow dust can build up between the case and the computer, so you have to remove the case and clean it with the provided cloth (or, what works even better, a microfiber cloth) every so often. Also wished it came in more colors for the 17", but oh well.
2040518
Forget $40 dollar spec cases, get this, it also comes with a keyboard protector much better than those $10+ ones you get at MAC stores or any authorized electronic dealers, Sears, Best Buy, etc...
1627527
I bought this enclosure to upgrade my Dell notebook's 5400rpm hard drive to a Hitachi 7200rpm hard drive.  The aluminum case is very slim and solid, and it was easy to plug in the new hard drive and make a clone of my data using using Norton Ghost 2003.  I made the swap and now my notebook runs faster and my old 30GB drive is in the case as external storage via the USB 2.0 cable.  Product includes a nice pocket-size leather carrying case.  Only small cricitism is that the USB cable is a bit longer that what I need, and it does not fit into the carry case with the drive.  I was very impressed by this Adaptec case, so I ordered three more of them for use at work in my computer geek job.  Nicely engineered product and definitely worth the money.
872505
I was looking for a case for my Thinkpad X220 that has a 12.5" screen.  Most of the cases are either too large or too small.  Incase seems to make different models of this case and Amazon dimensions are generally unreliable, so I'll be telling you what I received when I ordered on May 12, 2013.

The inside dimensions of the computer compartment are about 13" wide x 10" high x 1.25" thick and this fits my X220 pretty well.  (X220 with 6-cell battery is 12" wide x 8.125" high x 1.5" thick at the thickest point, where the battery is.)

The two front pockets have enough space for an external Lenovo optical drive and cable in one and the computer power supply and cables in the other.  One of the front pockets has an internal pocket that can hold a cell phone, and two pen pockets. The cell phone pocket is not wide enough to hold a Galaxy S4 but an iPhone should fit fine.
Both front pockets:
1. Share the same zippered closure so you have to unzip the entire width of the case to gain access to the second pocket.
2. Have openings that are a little tight because of the way Incase stitched the divider between them.  Once the object is past the opening, the pockets bellow out so it is not that tight.
If it wasn't for 1 & 2 above I would have given it 5 stars.

The rear pocket runs the full width of the case and can hold about 1/2" stack of 8.5"x11" papers.  I have to put the papers into a manilla folder first, then slide it into the pocket to avoid wrinkling the papers.  The folder sticks out of the top of the pocket by about 2" but still below the top edge of the case.  This doesn't bother me unless it is raining.  This pocket has a single Velcro closure in the middle of the top of the pocket.

The strap has padding for your shoulder and has metal clips on both ends so it is removable for those times when you don't need the strap.  The two concealable handles can be used in this event, but they don't seem to be designed to take a lot of abuse because they are stitched only to the light weight liner of the case.