Marketed specifically for the 15” MacBook Pro, this lightweight travel bag has plenty of space to protect all your technology while travelling. While on the pricey side, the elegant and low-profile Booq Cobra Squeeze looks the business, and is a quality backpack that hasn’t skimped on the build or the details.
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The Cobra Squeeze has looks to match your precious MacBook, in a monochrome grey, with water-repellent canvas-like fabric.Įach bag includes a serial number tracking system to help recover your bag, so the reasonably hefty price-tag is covered in the case of emergency. There is a side pocket on either side of the bag – one with built-in key holder. This is beautifully lined to protect your phone from scratches, and feels like a luxury glove. There’s a smaller zipped quick-access top pocket for your phone, keys, headphones, etc. Its turtle-shell-like dome shape means it keeps its shape and distributes weight even when packed with a 15-inch MacBook Pro (with extra padding in the pocket) and all your other goodies – such as second-screen iPad, as there’s a separate compartment for multiple device storage. The Cobra Squeeze (RRP £175/$195, available on Amazon) looks small on the outside but boasts a deceptively decent internal capacity. It costs £139.95/US$149.99 but you can get it for cheaper on
It’s not the most stylish backpack we’ve reviewed here, but it’s probably the most practical.
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It’s comfortable to wear, with adjustable carrying straps that boast an additional sternum strap for back and shoulder support, plus a handle at the top for when you need it off your back and not swinging into innocent bystanders. The front pocket features organisational panels and an interior zipped pocket for added security. Two can be used as side water-bottle holders. There are four main storage compartments, including the device pockets, and five smaller pockets, including a hard-topped, crush-resistant ‘Tech Vault’ at the top of the backpack for storing cameras, phones or sunglasses. Each device can be smartly withdrawn at airport security and slipped back in before your belt and jacket come down the conveyor belt. The back laptop pocket is well protected, and can fit 15in laptops, and even a thin 17in device, claims Ogio. With more pockets than a pool table, it’s got space for all your gadgets and travel essentials. It’s a classic-looking, impact-resistant laptop backpack with 29.5-litre capacity. If you want a roomy backpack with plenty of pockets and superior protection for your laptop, the Renegade RSS from Ogio ticks all the boxes, I mean, bags. Pick it up for both the 13in or 15in version fromĪmazon (from £129/US$129.99) or directly from When zipped up, you can’t charge the laptop or connect to a dock, but with sleeve unzipped, the laptop can remain inside even while in use or being charged. And the soft micro-fibre interior will cushion the MacBook and protect it from scratches. Reinforced corners and a cushioned spine absorb outside impacts. The full-grain leather is sourced from New Zealand, with an eco-friendly vegetable tanning process and a wax and oil finish that makes the sleeve water and UV resistant. When used with a separate case or backpack, you’ll feel even more secure that no harm can be done in an everyday accident. Sometimes a sleeve is all you need to protect your laptop while travelling. This extra functionality means you might be able to do without a bulky bag when attending meetings. Cheaper than the Apple case is Twelve South’s Journal for 13in and 15in MacBook Pro, a luxurious leather sleeve that features an interior pocket for documents.
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