Kensington Laptoptrolley - Contour 2.0 Pro Overnight Laptop Spinner Voor Maximaal 17 'Inch Laptops, Laptoptrolley Ideaal Voor Overnachtingen, Handbagage Voor Mannen En Vrouwen (K60384WW)

It's nice that Kensington finally added roller wheels, but they look and feel cheap and definitely don't seem as durable as the two wheels on the previous model.The cushioned grip and two bar handle are welcome additions, but the designers at Kensington seemed to feel that they couldn't add any features without taking away more.The side pockets are annoying to try to use for water bottles, and the depth is about 2" less than in the previous model. Some of the lack of depth is caused by the changes in the pockets, where the front main pocket opens in a V wedge rather than having a flat bottom allowing for more storage.If you have a 17" laptop that is super thin then it probably won't be an issue, but I'm toting what I consider to be an average sized 17" laptop as far as thickness is concerned and it's very hard to insert into the case. The form is sewn in whereas the previous model have more room and the foam was held in place by a zipper allowing more configuration. Some of the difficulty is caused by the single grip rather than the split grip of the previous model, but if they kept the foam from the previous model it would have been much easier to insert a laptop into the bag. As it is now, I have to fight to get it in, then unroll the top back over the laptop.As for the pockets, they redesigned those and took away multiple pockets.Less storage, fewer pockets, less configuration, and extremely poor build quality as far as the wheels go. If those don't bother you, then you'll find the new grip and handle to be nice additions. Not for road warriors as the previous model's wheels are much better.

I like the material and the style, but, when you use it you will realize that it's not stable when you fill it with your staff, you will feel that it will fell down, especially if you put the shoulder bag on the top it, it’s not strong enough to carry on anything in the top of it, even to stand up alone

I use this to transport the equipment that I need for teaching the clinical setting.

Holds a lot of equipment for the computer. Purchased mainly becuase the case doesn't weigh much.

Parece increíble pero... en esta maleta NO cabe una simple cámara de fotos.No hablo de una cámara réflex con objetivos profesionales, no, hablo de una simple cámara bridge, de lente fija. No cabe nada que tenga más de 8 centímetros de grueso, en ningún lugar de la maleta.La maleta tiene una calidad de construcción impresionante, eso hay que reconocerlo.Los materiales se ven de primera calidad, todo bien reforzado.El compartimento central para el portátil y la tablet está muy bien preparado, acolchado, con buen acceso.Pero parece que toda la maleta esté pensada sólo para ese compartimento central, y el resto de la maleta está ahí de relleno.La maleta tiene 22 centímetros de profundidad. De ellos, el compartimento para el portátil ocupa unos 7cm, muy generoso el espacio, está muy bien.Y uno pensaría: "22 - 7 = 15 maravillosos centímetros para un espacio amplio", pues no. Dejan 7 centímetros por detrás y 8 por delante, de forma que quedan dos miniespacios, en los que te puede caber una carpeta, o ropa... pero nada que sea medianamente grueso.El espacio de atrás es ridículo, se lo come casi por completo el asa (que tiene sólo un par de centímetros de fondo, pero desperdicia los 7cms al completo), dejando sólo un par de espacios alargados a los lados.Los bolsillos laterales no abren por completo, y no tienen base, así que no puedes meter nada.Los bolsillos frontales funcionan igual, tampoco tienen espacio de base (son bolsillo en "V").Que alguien despida al diseñador de esto, por favor.En resumen: una maleta de calidad indiscutible, pero con un diseño horrible, con espacio desperdiciado por todas partes.Si sólo la quieres para llevar el portátil y algo de ropa, entonces te irá perfecta, pero podrías meter lo mismo en una maleta la mitad de grande.