MATEIN Extra Large Backpack, 17 Inch Travel Laptop Backpack with USB Charging Port, Anti Theft TSA Friendly Business Work Col

4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars | 102,779 ratings

Price: 31.99

Last update: 01-29-2025


About this item

MANY POCKETS & MULTI COMPARTMENT: Pocket more than 15, the main compartment of our travel backpack can hold 17.3inch laptop, binders folders, clothes and college items. Front compartment with pockets for mobile phone and keychain etc. Make accessories organized and easy to find. Special laptop rucksacks for commuter men women
DIMENSIONS: The product dimensions of this laptop backpack are 19x13.8x7.8 inches applies to most slim laptops up to 17.3 inch. Ideal travel laptop backpack for men and women
USB CHARGING PORT DESIGN: Backpack for men with built-in USB charger port outside and charging cable inside, this 17inch laptop backpack offers you a more convenient way to charge your phone while walking. Best Father's Day Gift Mother's Day Gift
COMFORTABLE & STURDY: Breathable and adjustable lightweight fabric shoulder straps, reduce the weight of this travel backpack. Our business work backpack is stylish even when full of packed. Relieve shoulder stress for a long walk. Foam padded top handle for a long time to carry
FUNCTIONAL & SAFE: Computer backpacks with hidden anti-theft pocket on the back to protect your items and easy to take them out. The back of the backpack is designed with a luggage strap so you can secure the backpack on the suitcase. Suitable for work trip camping outdoor. Recommended age range: 5 years old and up

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Top reviews from the United States

  • Michael Richards
    5.0 out of 5 stars Really & truly *excellent*
    Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023
    Honestly, this backpack is so completely deserving of 5 stars that it makes me question other 5-star ratings I've given in the past -- I guess you could say the bar has been raised! And I say that even as there's one smallish detail that I personally don't love (but you might), which I'll come back to... but still, even more than I thought possible, I absolutely love this backpack!

    To get at least a general idea of why, browse to the Austere Grey 15.6" and check out the 7th image, actually a video. To that, I would just add...
    - There are perfect-sized mesh drink-holder type pockets on *both* sides (because why do some manufacturers skimp even on that?!)
    - The ring he hooks keys to has a quick-release button built in, as well! which also snaps really nicely back into place... It really is the little things!
    - And just to highlight, for the external USB port, there's a built-in cable on the inside you can plug your USB charger into, which connects to the external port you can leave your phone / whatever connected to without having to open any pockets (and here again the mesh pockets on both sides comes in handy). And of and when you don't want to use that, there's no real downside: the built-in cable is completely out of the way, and you won't likely even notice the external port, which BTW doesn't appear to negate the overall "seal" of the thing either, except *maybe* if you were to hold the entire thing underwater. :)

    The one smallish detail I would change, though, is that external port: it just happens to be USB-A while I'd prefer USB-C, for quicker charging... obviously not the hugest issue, and some might even prefer it that way. Personally, I'm seriously considering a bit of after-market "surgery" to "fix" this, which likely translates to having a pro unstitch and remove the port & internal cable, then stitch a (possibly 3D-printed?) replacement port into place. I wouldn't normally even consider that sort of "headache," but when the backpack overall is easily nicer than anything else I've found, even for 2x or 3x the price, it's suddenly really easy to make an exception.

    What else...
    - Something like 15 pockets? Which almost sounds overboard, but it's really not. Many are "optional" & otherwise out of the way, anyway -- just really well-distributed storage goodness! Oh, and the pen holders actually (easily) fit my completely normal-sized pens, unlike the new LL Bean bag I so promptly returned after getting this one. And the "security pocket" on the bottom, the side facing you as your wear it? Absolutely genius!
    - The zippers having been what finally gave out on the 20+ year old LL Bean bag I replaced, I'm a bit more conscious now of "initial zipper quality," and these seem just as solid as they come: totally sturdy, while also zipping surprisingly nicely & smoothly :) But perhaps that's a moot point anyway, considering the...
    - LIFETIME GUARANTEE! I hadn't realized this until mine arrived, but there's a card inside that says you can replace for any defect, for life!
    - The sizes refer to the size of laptop that would easily fit inside. That said, even a 17" laptop might still fit inside my 15.6" bag, just pretty snugly, but I wouldn't chance it.
    - if you do a lot of traveling, you might also want to consider the max size of a "personal item" on your favorite airline(s)...
    - The 14" is 16 x 12 x 7.5 inches
    - The 15.6" is 18 x 12 x 7.8 inches
    - The 17" is 19 x 13.75 x 7.8 inches
    - The 18" is... not sure! (but apparently those can actually fit up to an 18.4" laptop, which is huge!)

    For reference, a free "personal item" on JetBlue is up to 17 x 13 x 8 inches, making even the 15.6" technically the tiniest bit too large, but that said I'd be absolutely shocked if even the 17" got so much as a second glance on 1/100 flights (maybe a little more likely if you're flying on Spirit or Frontier, in which case WTH were you thinking, anyway?). In any case, the 17" would almost certainly fit under any seat, even on the most budget of "budget" airlines.

    TL;DR: I very rarely review anything, and I'm also not one to own multiple backpacks, especially not "just 'cause," but these are so perfect, not to mention affordable, that I've found myself happily doing both!
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    Michael Richards
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Really & truly *excellent*

    Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023
    Honestly, this backpack is so completely deserving of 5 stars that it makes me question other 5-star ratings I've given in the past -- I guess you could say the bar has been raised! And I say that even as there's one smallish detail that I personally don't love (but you might), which I'll come back to... but still, even more than I thought possible, I absolutely love this backpack!

    To get at least a general idea of why, browse to the Austere Grey 15.6" and check out the 7th image, actually a video. To that, I would just add...
    - There are perfect-sized mesh drink-holder type pockets on *both* sides (because why do some manufacturers skimp even on that?!)
    - The ring he hooks keys to has a quick-release button built in, as well! which also snaps really nicely back into place... It really is the little things!
    - And just to highlight, for the external USB port, there's a built-in cable on the inside you can plug your USB charger into, which connects to the external port you can leave your phone / whatever connected to without having to open any pockets (and here again the mesh pockets on both sides comes in handy). And of and when you don't want to use that, there's no real downside: the built-in cable is completely out of the way, and you won't likely even notice the external port, which BTW doesn't appear to negate the overall "seal" of the thing either, except *maybe* if you were to hold the entire thing underwater. :)

    The one smallish detail I would change, though, is that external port: it just happens to be USB-A while I'd prefer USB-C, for quicker charging... obviously not the hugest issue, and some might even prefer it that way. Personally, I'm seriously considering a bit of after-market "surgery" to "fix" this, which likely translates to having a pro unstitch and remove the port & internal cable, then stitch a (possibly 3D-printed?) replacement port into place. I wouldn't normally even consider that sort of "headache," but when the backpack overall is easily nicer than anything else I've found, even for 2x or 3x the price, it's suddenly really easy to make an exception.

    What else...
    - Something like 15 pockets? Which almost sounds overboard, but it's really not. Many are "optional" & otherwise out of the way, anyway -- just really well-distributed storage goodness! Oh, and the pen holders actually (easily) fit my completely normal-sized pens, unlike the new LL Bean bag I so promptly returned after getting this one. And the "security pocket" on the bottom, the side facing you as your wear it? Absolutely genius!
    - The zippers having been what finally gave out on the 20+ year old LL Bean bag I replaced, I'm a bit more conscious now of "initial zipper quality," and these seem just as solid as they come: totally sturdy, while also zipping surprisingly nicely & smoothly :) But perhaps that's a moot point anyway, considering the...
    - LIFETIME GUARANTEE! I hadn't realized this until mine arrived, but there's a card inside that says you can replace for any defect, for life!
    - The sizes refer to the size of laptop that would easily fit inside. That said, even a 17" laptop might still fit inside my 15.6" bag, just pretty snugly, but I wouldn't chance it.
    - if you do a lot of traveling, you might also want to consider the max size of a "personal item" on your favorite airline(s)...
    - The 14" is 16 x 12 x 7.5 inches
    - The 15.6" is 18 x 12 x 7.8 inches
    - The 17" is 19 x 13.75 x 7.8 inches
    - The 18" is... not sure! (but apparently those can actually fit up to an 18.4" laptop, which is huge!)

    For reference, a free "personal item" on JetBlue is up to 17 x 13 x 8 inches, making even the 15.6" technically the tiniest bit too large, but that said I'd be absolutely shocked if even the 17" got so much as a second glance on 1/100 flights (maybe a little more likely if you're flying on Spirit or Frontier, in which case WTH were you thinking, anyway?). In any case, the 17" would almost certainly fit under any seat, even on the most budget of "budget" airlines.

    TL;DR: I very rarely review anything, and I'm also not one to own multiple backpacks, especially not "just 'cause," but these are so perfect, not to mention affordable, that I've found myself happily doing both!
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  • Victoria
    5.0 out of 5 stars Best bookbag/backpack ever!
    Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024
    I ordered this bag in August of 2020 as I was off to college for my Bachelor's for an engineering degree. I took a chance with this being the first listed backpack on Amazon, but it looked really well made and the reviews were glowing. also watched YouTube reviews on the bag. It's awesome! It fits a lot of things and it still looks good as new four years later. It's held up in all sorts of weather and has kept my things dry inside. I went to school 10 minutes away from Lake Erie, so it's held with wind, downpours, snowstorms, and sunny days.

    I've used it for both school and travel. I've had zero issues using it as my personal item on flights. It's also really comfortable to carry. Although I did tend to sling it just over my right shoulder, so the padding on that strap is a bit flattened compared to the other strap, but I only notice it in appearance. When on my shoulders, the two straps feel the same (plus the straps are adjustable - I'm a petite girl and made it fit nicely with no issue). I love the handle on the top too! I'm about 5'0" and 90lbs and would fill my bag with items so much that it'd typically be an extra 20lbs on me (yes, I genuinely weighed myself with the bag on vs off me and figured the difference lol)

    It can hold a ton of stuff. I carried my iPad Pro 12.9" (sometimes in the laptop slot, unless I had my 2022 ASUS TUF Dash F15 laptop, 15.6" display with me), a few Five Star notebooks, a class book if needed (although I stopped buying those after my first year lol), and my own book for casual reading just in the first slot alone.

    In the second main compartment, I carried my TI-84 Plus, a TI-30x, my writing supplies pouch, sometimes a bento box (or whatever other plastic food compartment) for lunch, and sometimes shoved a jacket and extra snacks in there. Used to carry workout supplies until I got a dedicated gym bag. I put necessities in the very last smaller pouch on the front. Even that pouch can fit a lot.

    I would say the maximum size item I put in my bag that prevented me from zipping it fully was a Strathmore 50-sheet 400 series 11" x 14" spiral-bound sketchbook in first main slot. I couldn't fully zip the first slot with this, and if I did, I kind of bent the sides of the sketchbook slightly. I know I'm being ultra-specific with names of items, but I'm doing it to give you an idea of dimensions and what you can all fit.

    During college, I saw a handful of other people with this bag, specifically the grey and black color, which always made me laugh since it's to be expected when it's very highly rated on Amazon and shows up as one of the first couple listings for backpacks.

    My SINGULAR issue with this bag, which isn't too much of an issue for me - the side pockets for holding a drink are not meant for large, tall, or otherwise heavy bottles. The times I've tried to take a Yeti water bottle I noticed the pocket was sagging with the bottle a little and struggling to hold it. I was worried that my Yeti would fall out so I'd have to put that zipped in my bag. I'm guessing it's because it was such a heavy bottle. This issue has also happened with the tall Walmart alkaline water bottles. It does perfectly fine with a typical 500mL water bottle though, a plastic short BlenderBottle, a can of soda or energy drink, etc. Just nothing too heavy or too tall. This "issue" hasn't stopped me from being happy with the bag though!

    TLDR; has held up through travelling (as a personal item on flights), four years of university, using it as a gym bag, all different types of weather and has kept my stuff protected and dry, can hold over 20lbs of items no problem, and still looks like I barely used it. also comfy to carry. Material is high quality and I haven't had problems with my bag getting dirty either. Get this! This thing is going to last me so many more years. I love it.
  • IceClimber
    5.0 out of 5 stars Very well organized, good for travel
    Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
    This is a relatively lightweight, strong, and well organized backpack. It not only easily fits my new 15 inch laptop, it also held both my old and new laptops together as well quite comfortably. The handle is padded. It has enough pockets. The luggage strap works. The pockets are actually new space, not simply different ways to access the same crowded space the laptop(s) are taking up. Having two separate main divisions with two different zippers on top makes access convenient. Fits under the airplane seat. Easily a good pound lighter than the previous computer backpack. Had no trouble at all finding places for all my travel items and being able to retrieve during flight or at a temporary workspace.
  • foreverstudent
    4.0 out of 5 stars affordable backpack
    Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
    Vverall, it’s a solid choice. The bag is sturdy, well-made, and perfect for carrying my laptop and accessories. The water-resistant material has been a lifesaver during unexpected rain showers, and the USB charging port is a handy feature for staying connected on the go. The compartments are well-organized, and the padding provides good protection for my laptop. It’s also comfortable to wear for extended periods, thanks to the ergonomic straps. The reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is the limited space for bulkier items. While it’s perfect for laptops, notebooks, and smaller accessories, it can feel a bit tight if you’re carrying anything extra. Overall, this backpack is a great choice for students and professionals. With a bit more room for larger items, it would easily be a 5-star product.

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