Lenovo - Legion 17 Armored Backpack Gaming Laptop Bag Double Layered Protection Dedicated Storage Pockets Durable Pack with

This bag is awesome! Traveled with it many times now and found it very effective for durability and carrying capacity. This bag has deep pockets, a super safe section for the laptop. I even accidentally had a water bottle leak in the bag (minor) and honestly this thing dried quick for being in use at an airport. Im pleasantly surprised. The hard part of the bag is easily scratched or scuffed, thats the only downside of owning this really sleek looking bag. I fit misc items, chargers, powerbrick, gaming handheld, and a laptop ! Read more

Pretty good overall. Most laptop bags wouldn't fit my Legion 7i Pro and I wanted something to protect it that I could also use for a few books etc. It keeps its formvery well and can stand upright on its own both when it is full and empty. That's also a tradeoff because it's form will naturally limit how much you can store in it, but it's big enough for a laptop, tablet, large textbook along with maybe a notebook and a bunch of smaller items. Laptop protection seems good but if you're want more drop protection you might want to stuff some additional padding in the bottom of the laptop pocket. If you're using it exclusively for trasporting your laptop and gaming accessories like headphones, charger, even keyboard etc. it will well appointed with dedicated pockets for PC peripherals and devices. The biggest downside IMO is that the zipper around the 'armor' outside pocket is a bit tight and you can to be careful to prevent it from snagging etc. This zipper issue is kind of annoying so I would give this a 4.5 stars if I could but it's not big enough of a deal to drop it to 4 stars. Overall this is a good verstatle bag for play/office/school as long as you dont' mind being intentional about what you will bring with you and not try to overstuff it with a ton of books etc. If you have a smaller laptop, there are a lot more options available on the market as far as premium tech/travel bags like swissgear etc. But for larger gaming laptops you are really restricted in your options. Read more

I love my new Legion backpack! It's so lightweight, but is extremely durable and it's black design is 👌 it has so much space and I can easily use it for traveling purposes which is really nice. Read more

Be careful if you have a cat. My kitten loves to play with things and especially dangling things such as zippers. Today she got extremely stuck in the zipper tag and started panicking and it looked like she was about to tear her claw off. I had to wrestle her to get ahold of her paw and even then took me over a minute to get it out. Very dangerous oversight in a design choice that adds nothing to the backpack. That being said I understand it's a niche error that I would have likely overlooked as well. I was able to remedy the issue (or at least I hope so), by wrapping electrical tape over the zipper hole. If Lenovo were to update this item, I would personally opt for an engraved logo instead of fully cutting through it. I would imagine that depending on the manufacturing process this could be a cheaper method of production although it would technically use more material so depending on if it's a cast piece or cut that would vary. Other than that, it's an excellent backpack with solid construction and layout for the price. The top connection for the straps seems a bit thin but it's a very wide flat rope(?) and I would trust one of them to support my body weight. No sign of wear/breakage a couple of weeks in. To add some more thoughts: I would honestly much rather have no branding on it as I don't like possible thieves knowing I have a gaming laptop in there. Even if MacBooks are typically the same price if not much more expensive, I have no doubt that this backpack's pointless branding makes it a prime target. I have placed stickers over the legion branding, but this last point may be a pointless concern. Read more

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. Read more