how would you compare this bag to the SwissGear 1775 Black Laptop Backpack with Red Accents?
594462
I don't have any knowledge regarding the SwissGear 1775. I can tell you I have found the Case Logic to be well made with a fair amount of padding to protect my laptop. After considerable searching the Case Logic hit all of my check marks with a very reasonable price>
594463
As for quality wise, they both are well made sturdy straps and zippers but both do not have padded bottoms. But this bag has a harder front even looks like a turtle shell. Both have equal amount of space. This bag can fit a larger laptop by an inch. The rest is up to your preference in the looks.
594464
I don't have any knowledge regarding the SwissGear 1775. I can tell you I have found the Case Logic to be well made with a fair amount of padding to protect my laptop. After considerable searching the Case Logic hit all of my check marks with a very reasonable price&gt;
594465
I didn't use the SwissGear 1775 but looking at it, it seems to be pretty good as well.
786365
To the best of my knowledge, it is the same. I Googled the phrase "Wenger Swissgear Maxxum" and they appear together a lot. That was why I purchased the backpack, myself, because I liked the brand.
1676243
Yes sir, they are identical. A very good buy. In fact, I was so pleased with the first one, that I actually purchased a second bag. I am very happy with both of them. I hope this helps. Tony
2246423
There are better options on the market to carry laptops. Although the inside is plenty big enough for a very large laptop the back is not very well padded. The other issue with the pack is is the straps are very difficult to get adjusted right with that being said once they are adjusted you are good but they take some time to get adjusted right also if you do not overlap the buckles the straps will come loose. It will fit a very large laptop with no problem I carry mine now and I carry an Alienware laptop I also have a tough book that I carry as well. The construction of the pack is very well done it is stitched very well in the front is padded very well the portion that goes to your back does not have as much padding as it needs to be but it will protect a laptop
1122695
I have been using the Brenthaven bag for my macbook and LOVE it. http://www.amazon.com/Brenthaven-Metro-Deluxe-Shoulder-MacBook/dp/B000IHXCLO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1198185619&sr=8-2
1708421
I have an HP dv7 17" laptop. I could shoe-horn it into this pack, but it stresses the zipper. By the time I add 30-40 lbs of school books it will pop the zipper right open. That is what eventually happened to my last SwissGear backpack (different model), and my laptop fit into it w/o stressing the zipper. I'm returning this backpack... still trying to find one to suit my needs.
1797997
Yes, I have a very large 17.3" dell laptop that fits perfect. My usband has a Swiss gear for 17" that it did not fit. Love this back pack.
14773
Well...i honestly dont know.cos it is I don't have such a big computer. But it is a good backpack.i have changed quite a few backpacks and this is the one that lasts...:) I confirmed it.it will not fit
1290786
If you look at my review, I cover most of what you would need to know.http://www.amazon.com/Swiss-Gear-Computer-Notebook-Briefcase/product-reviews/B00453XIQQ/ref=cm_cr_dp_see_all_summary?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints;=1
1952072
I see no difference right off the bat b/w the two models, and I don't find the Smart Back Pack lists very much in way of details. They look the same to me. We love our red one. I do find if I carry my 25 lb 1 yr old too long, my lower back does bother me some, but that may be me not adjusting the straps properly. Sorry I cannot point out any differences. I'd check with Chicco.
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Go to the Ape website - http://apecase.com/products/back-packs/pro-series-backpacks/acpro4000-digital-slr-and-laptop-roller-backpack/#.US-BxIVU3h8 I bought one for work... and LOVED it so much I bought a 2nd one for home.. SUPER light - and holds my 17" laptop (yeah saving for 15" - 17" is a little too big) The inside is yellow and totally empty, fully padded and can be configured to any size shape compartments you want with the multitude of spacers - 2 long dark grey padded & made to grip Velco and probably 10 individual padded yellow spacers with double sided flat ends of velco. The wheels glide effortlessly, the handle is made for a taller person - I'm 6'1" - its perfect... Super light as I walk up and down stairs - I shoot college sports.
885487
It is a basic backpack that compares to any standard Jansport or Eastpack. It is not that big, just a little sturdier. It could probably accommodate a 15 inch laptop, but not a whole lot more. I just bought it because I love the M&P; logo on it. He this helps.
786367
NO i do not believe it is. I am extremely disappointing with this one. Problems I have: the swissgear logo on the back is upside down ( I like to think that this would have been noticed at swissgear), the zippers are horrible. the main pocket is already messed up and will not zip properly.
1211219
I've got the blue one. It has three zippers just like the red one. My guess is that the black one is also the same. There's also an additional zipper/pocket inside the back which the pack compresses into when you want to stow it for travel.
2050491
I do not carry a laptop in my bag, but I tried a 10"X15" laptop. It fits snug but good in the back padded compartment. I think you will like the bag. Mine arrived with a plastic strap buckle the was the wrong one and would not snap. After a call and one additional poke they sent me the right one. I am glad I purchased this backpack.
1172824
I have not really noticed the difference between it and my old smaller laptop when carrying it around. I have one of those padded laptop bags for it and it is much lighter than my pack full of books for school most days.
2100491
The physical, outside lengths of 15.6 laptops differ depending on manufacturer, if the screen a 16:9 "letterbox" or not, if the screen is HD/1080p or not, etc. I have an HP DV6T laptop that has a 15.6 1080p screen. It has a wider, letter box shape like many new laptops come with now a days. I bought this bag, but my laptop was too tall for the computer compartment. See the pics I posted in the customer pictures area. With my laptop closed, using a tape measure edge to edge it's a tiny bit under 15 inches. When put inside the Swissgear, my laptop upper corners came right up against the inside zipper edges. Also my laptop was a bit too tall for the way they constructed the velcro elastic closure latch (it couldn't properly stretch over and around my laptop). In my opinion, if your closed laptop outer dimensions is no more than 13 or 14 inches, then the laptop compartment on this bag should be okay. But at 15 inches (like mine), then it's no good. I wound up returning mine. As fyi, just as a comparison my company bought me the Swissgear "Legacy" computer backpack which is also marketed for 15.6 screen computers. I've been using it for a couple of years for my job Lenovo laptop. My home laptop (which is the HP dv6t) fits perfectly in the Legacy computer compartment, just making it to the tippy top and not rubbing up against the zipper edges. The compartment padded wall on the Legacy is far higher and deeper than the one you're considering. But the Legacy bag is also about double the price