Lenovo Legion Gaming Backpack GB700 for Computers Up to 16 -Inch – 20L Capacity Ultimate Gamers Bag with Damage Protection, Anti-Theft Lock, & Organized Compartments for Gamers (Black)

I use this pack primarily to carry my work essentials into the office. The typical load consists of a 16" notebook with its power supply, a Logitech G502 mouse and mousepad, a TKL mechanical keyboard along with its USB-C cable, a Steelseries Arctis headset plus its receiver, a water bottle, pens, notepads and other assorted small sundries.Interior organization is great, with a nice padded section for the PC in the innermost layer, dedicated pockets for the headset, mouse and keyboard in the middle section and the outermost layer having tons of space and lots of loops and pockets for your small items in the rearmost section and a large general 'dump area' under the 'shell'.Overall comfort is outstanding. The straps are nicely padded with plenty of adjustment and the padding on the portion of the pack that sits against your back is soft and breathes well. The grab handle at the top is nice and chunky and like the rest of the pack feels secure and sturdy. The sleek overall design means you don't have to worry about the bag snagging on anything and the combination of ample padding and the semi-rigid shell provides peace of mind when you're chucking it around - it wears and travels extremely well.After well over a year of regular hard use, there's a couple of scuffs on the shell, but otherwise the pack feels as good as new. The only gripe I could offer would be the fiddliness of the stowable water bottle pocket, but that's hardly worth docking a star for given the durability and thoughtful design of the rest of the package.At this pack's price point or even significantly above it, it's a standout offering that's definitely worth a look.

I am a bit of a travel backpack snob and my previous one was a $100+ item, Swedish design. This Lenovo backpack has different design ideas and they work extremely well, albeit in a slightly lower volume. For example, divider between top and bottom, normally not something one finds or uses, is very effective when a bulky item like a windbreaker or extra jacket is stored in the bottom part for a day trip. All more frequently used items go in the top and are easily accessible. Full length zipper helps at security checkpoints not just at airports but in museums too. The backpack has surprisingly high number of pockets, most are fully zippered, and located so as to minimize their “sticking out” outside or “sticking into” main compartment. Cushions protecting electronics in the back are limited to corners but feel very safe. Magnetic strap is I’d say more of a trick than a treat but it doesn’t hurt. Excellent quality and materials. This one is definitely a keeper.

This backpack is a great way to carry my gaming laptop and keep it safe and secure. There is a decent amount of storage space as It also carries the charger, gaming headset, a ps5 controller, and a few other accessories. The bag is made of quality material and has held up very well.

**UPDATE backpack went on sale and purchased another one. Stand behind my original review. **I have a plethora of backpacks from Adidas, Columbia, Marmot, etc. Carry two to work every day.THIS BLOWS EVERY BACKPACK OUT OF THE WATER!!!!For 70? I pray they never discontinue this backpack. I will be buying an additional 3+ for future use.The main laptop slot has soft padding, back of the backpack has nice thick padding placed between your body and the laptop on top of it. Super secure and padded protection. Inspires confidence. Holds an MSI GE67HX with no problems. Tons of room. I wish the Ipad slot that is padded was a little bigger for universal purposes, as you could fit another laptop/larger size tablet back there with no problems.The main opening is huge and has a folder slit, that is where I place my work laptop (HP 360 or Asus G15). Fits two laptop chargers at the bottom with ease with tons of room to spare. Holds a 65% keyboard and case and a Bluetooth mouse in the individual pockets with ease. I don't utilize the headphone velcro strap but it is a nice addition to have if needed. I do use the pocket that the headphones would sit in to keep it secure from swinging freely. Screwdriver, bits case, etc. Could also hang an accessory case from the strap with all your external drives, flashes, etc.This bag literally leaves all options open for your convenience.The front slot has a cellphone pocket, 3 pen pockets, and a miscellaneous pocket facing you when opened. On the side facing away from you has 2 nice elastic pockets. Think cellphone pockets in backpacks are dumb unless you have a work phone and even then. I place my hubs in the facing pockets and cords in the other ones. I have 2 accessory cases in the open area of it.Great Room management + a plethora of options and a sturdy design that doesn't fold on you if partially/fully emptied. I could go on forever about this backpack. The price is fantastic.If I could have fit a larger tablet (Microsoft surface) in the iPad slit, man, that would have been icing on the cake. As if I had made the backpack myself.Lenovo needs to invest more in this field as they have the right idea and everything needed in a bag lockdown. R&D department = A++

I do really like this backpack, it allows me to fit my Lenovo Legion and sit comfortably.It is quite spacious inside but a lot of room is taken up for laptop/keyboard pocket space.For how bulky it feels, I’d have liked more space, in the front perhaps, where the pockets only open 3/4 of the way and feel slightly wasted.