Case Logic Intrata 15.6-Inch Laptop Bag (INT-115 Anthracite)

Case Logic produce a range of bags, cases and rucksacks and I’ve found them to be of consistently high quality and user friendly in their design, and this Laptop bag is no exception.Amongst the huge number of full size (15.6”) laptop cases currently on the market this one sits apart from the mainstream designs in that it is very lightweight and compact. The case, including its detachable shoulder strap weighs 270g, and just 199g with strap removed. The trade off in weight naturally means there’s a little less padding to the sides of the case, but the upside of this is an extremely slim bag at just 20mm thick (without laptop).Features included are a full zip to the top with press stud ends to keep things tidy, a single webbing handle to one side of the case and a zipped (28cm opening) pocket to the other side which in turn has an internal pouch just large enough for a medium sized phone. The great advantage with the side fastening shoulder strap is that the bag can be opened and accessed while on the shoulder rather than having to move the strap to one side to unzip the top.Protective side padding will protect against general bumps but not harsh treatment – the case is not intended for heavy duty protection. The case looks smart and stylish with a high quality two tone grey finish, yet subtle enough to avoid unwanted attention from bag snatchers.A high quality laptop bag at a medium price.

I normally carry my laptop (along with its accessories and any notes, books, pens, etc, in a separate pocket) in my big messenger bag but there are times that I only need to carry my laptop - and this bag will do nicely for that.There are 2 pockets: the main one and a large side one.- The main pocket holds my Asus laptop and an A4 notepad with ease. It has a small amount of padding but that should be enough to help deflect some of those bumps and bangs that happen when you are moving through a lot of people or in a packed lift.- The side pocket is large enough to hold a tablet and/or kindle.I have transported my laptop, external DVD player, all the cables and a notepad in the main pocket - BUT - if you are going to transport your cables in the same pocket as the laptop then I would recommend that you use a sleeve (or sock) so there is less of a risk of scratching you machine(s).The bag looks and feels strongly made - seams are finished well and bound, the zips have plastic teeth but they do seem to be quite strong and strap connections and handle on the back of the bag.The handle and connections are material and appear to have been securely sewn on.The only doubt comes with the detachable shoulder strap - the connections on the strap are plastic and I know from experience that these connectors can brake, especially if someone tries to snatch your bag.One thing I can do with this bag that I can't do with my messenger bag is put it under my coat. Yes, it looks a bit odd, but when you are thinking safety then the look of the thing can often go out of the window.This bag is small enough to fit inside my messenger bag or inside my small case - very useful if I am travelling any distance or having to stay in hospital as the medical staff at our local general don't think before the toss a bag off the chair or bed and onto the floor.It is a plain looking bag - nothing flashy that will scream steal me on a dark evening walking to the car park or in a busy street, but it is a very useful bag.

Para un portatil 15,6 va como un guante. y cabe perfectamente el cargador y ratón. Muy util para si no quieres llevar una mochila y en verano quieres ir mas ligero.

Looks nice - as all Case Logic kit tends to - but there really isn't very much padding to it.Everything feels well made, and the plastic shoulder strap attachments feel reasonably sturdy, but that lack of padding means that I wouldn't want to trust this getting on and off a crowded train, for example.I'm used to using a neoprene slip cover, and with that I feel pretty confident chucking my laptop in a bag with other stuff - with portable HDD and various other adapters and gubbins in the pocket on the sleeve - but I'm not sure I'd trust this the same way.There is next to no padding between the pocket on the outside of this bag and the laptop inside, so you'll need to be careful what you put in there otherwise if the laptop is the right (wrong?) way around you could end up with a cracked/burst screen.It has it's uses as a nice way to carry your laptop around if you know you are going to be in a safe environment, but it has its limitations and for 20 quid I'd expect it to be a bit more protective than it is.

Positives are its stylish, wipe able, lightweight and good price point around twenty pounds.Negatives are cheap plastic clip on shoulders strap, I would worry about this failing. Insufficient padding to really protect your laptop if dropped. As you can see on attached photos the bag bends completely as there is no structure.Many similar bags at a similar pricepoint.Would not recommend for a student to use walking to and from school but for a car journey no problem, adequate protection