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PROS
Very stylish, tons of room to store anything, extremely protected pocket for laptop, very comfortable.
LOWS
Leather bag costs a ton ($300), neoprene material can become ruined if scratched up too badly.
OVERALL
RoadWired has done it again… the ultimate bag for all of your supplies. If you need a bag for your computer, this is the one to get.
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The third main pocket is tailored for a laptop. It is actually a pretty big pocket; I was able to fit a Dell Inspiron 8200 inside it. There are three removable side panels which gently cushion the laptop. The floor of this pocket is also heavily cushioned, and provides great protection against shock. This pocket was everything I expected it to be; it provided great protection for the laptop, and was able to be customized to any given laptop. The fact that it was able to fit a larger laptop like the Inspiron 8200 also impressed me.
The final main compartment is totally empty. Anything can fit in here, but I found it ideal for books or binders. Depending on how many things you have in the previous compartments, you will be able to put a large or only a small amount of books in this pocket.
Ahh, the little things in life… When you first look at the MegaMedia Bag, the one thing that you will most likely notice is the great amount of clips. There are clips all over the thing. I mean this in a good way. There are some on the neoprene pocket that attaches it to the bag, and there are also clips that attach the upper part of the bag to the side. When your bag is bulging, these ensure everything stays in place. On the subject of clips, there is a sturdy luggage tag included. Also clipped onto the bag is a shoulder strap. The strap has a large pad that sits on your shoulder, and it is very comfortable. If carrying around the bag on your shoulder is not your thing, you can always use the handle.
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The handle is surprising unlike any handle I have ever seen on laptop bags. The top is a soft nylon material, while the bottom has more traction and is easy to grip. The handle is not too fat or too skinny; it's actually perfect.
One of my favorite pockets in the MegaMedia Bag is not so apparent. It's called the “Hide and Go Home” pouch. Hidden on the top of the folding pocket is a hidden compartment. It is as wide as the whole bag, so most anything long and narrow can be slid into here. It's good to hide an extra set of keys or maybe some cash in there…. Just in case.
The last great part of the MegaMedia Bag is the back pocket. Ideal for magazines, the back pocket unzippers to a divided pocket. You can insert files in here, and have them separated by the divider. The exposed side of this pocket has an open pouch that can be used for anything. When you are on the run, it's great to be able to stuff items into that pouch.
Overall, stylish and practical, this is a top notch bag... don't let the price scare you, it is quite worth it.
