Tzowla Travel Laptop vs Sterkmann 30L Expandable Backpack

While almost all of the bags we reviewed easily fit within the size constraints of most airline carry-on specifications, the Tzowla Travel Laptop bag had the most intentional design features to accommodate travelers and commuters. This pack is equipped with a luggage belt on the back that either lets you tuck away the shoulder straps or attach it to the handle of a suitcase. The top of this pack has a built-in combination lock that lets you lock the main compartment, which is handy feature to avoid theft while traveling or commuting on busy trains. Another interesting feature is the built-in USB port and audio jack

I bought this backpack back in October of 2019. WIth very minimal use just going to and from work, opening it twice in the morning to load/unload and then in the evening to unload it, the main zipper for the front compartment failed on the corner. Now the bag will not fully close on one side. Overall the bag appears well made and very thought out, however the durability of a zipper is a major failure point to use the bag properly ongoing

I wanted something to put my new MacBook Air in that wasn't too bulky but was still able to fit my headphones and a few other things. This back pack is perfect! It's the right size, has a lockable area where the laptop is kept, it's the prettiest backpack I've ever owned. The blue is beautiful in person. I love it honestly

The backpack is top notch! There's tons of little compartments, which makes packing easy, it has a shoe bag, laundry bag, and a little packing cube. I had issues finding a backpack that would fit my 15" MacBook Pro and this one has a compartment for it where it will fit perfectly, AND another 13" MacBook Pro. PERFECT for business travel. not only that but the backpack is EXPANDABLE!!! It's also a super comfortable fit

Very solid bag for under 30 dollars. I spent 10 days with it in Disney over several wet and very hot days and overall I’m very pleased with it. I will go over the positives then a few things it could have improved upon. Positive -great size and easy to carry around

I would say you should get the 30L travel backpack! I used the 30L EDB for my last semester in college but I was lucky because I never had to carry any books or papers with me but now that I have the 45L Travel backpack I probably would've used that more TBH. Don't get me wrong, I love the EDB but if you're going to be carrying some bigger stuff and you want more room or even space for some files the travel backpack is going to be your best bet

So let me just open up this bag from the top, and let me see how quick it I can enter my combo, not too bad okay, so that button now we're gon na open...

Here are my thoughts: Pros: Great pockets. Cool design. Cons: It's surprisingly stiff. The zippers are stiff

So you have one right here. That's a zip one right here! You got your place to put let's say like a tablet right here: another one right here and we'v...

This is a sleek-looking expandable backpack with a plethora (read too many) zippers. While it seemed versatile, I returned it because it's weighty empty, the faux leather felt cheap and there was no chest strap. I could envision being pressed for time in an airport and trying to remember where I put my passport or other important item. It's got that many pockets, all black