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This functional Notebook Trolley Case from Verbatim is perfect for business travellers, students and busy professionals. The spacious design includes a front compartment with organizer for pens, business cards, mobile phone, etc; middle compartment with removable padded laptop sleeve; and large rear overnight compartment for additional accessories, documents and/or luggage. The 2-tier telescoping handle, smooth ball-bearing in-line skate wheels and dual easy to carry handles (on side and top) make this case a breeze to transport.
Features:
• Sturdy nylon construction with reinforced sides for extra protection
• Removable padded laptop sleeve protects notebooks with screens up to 15"
• Convenient front compartments to store mobile phone, sunglasses, CDs/DVDs, business cards, pens and more!
• Spacious rear compartment for overnight/business traveller
• Smart 2-tier telescopic t-bar handle
• Exterior Dimensions: 350 x 500 x 230 mm
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Review by: craftmadhermit (Tess)
Dated: 21st of October, 2007
Finally!! I have been after a bag like this for a long time. With plenty of pockets to keep me happy (the more pockets a bag has, the better the bag is, in my books), this bag included two pockets more than big enough to fit my 17" screen laptop, and a well-padded extra case that, although was too small for the laptop, fit the Laptop Cooling pad I have, quite nicely. With plenty of space in the largest of the pockets, this bag makes for a perfect overnight travel bag as well, especially if, like me, you like to take your work wherever you go, and could quite easily end up staying elsewhere other than home while in the middle of a job.
Easily manouverable with its easy to use handle, it didn't matter whether I was dragging this thing over bumpy concrete pathes, or smooth wooden floors, or carpet... it still rolled relatively smoothly, turning corners without too much hassle. The only thing that worries me is the sturdiness of the Telescope handle, as it does seem quite lightweight and rather frail, and I worry that it wouldn't handle too much bumping and twisting around corners before it decided to buckle. But, I gave it a fairly good test run, and it's still intact, so that's a good sign.
If you're not wanting to drag the bag over ground, there is a nice sturdy carry handle on the side, making it easy enough to just pick up and go when needed.
Overall, a great little bag, and just what every digital photographer who's constantly on the go and needing their laptop (and often a change of clothes) with them for easy downloads, should have.
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