Best laptop backpacks we've tried and tested (2025)

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Away Commuter Backpack for $ 225: We all want to be far away doing so much, from Carry-on baggage In Toiletry bags. This bag is attractive, water-resistant, and full of organized pockets; Hardware also feels premium. But the $ 225 is steep, and we have other options with a similar function for the cheaper.

Rains Mini Backpack for $ 80: The Gorgeous, Scandinavian -inspired backpack is waterproof, fitting a 13 -inches laptop, and entering under $ 100. Former wired reviewer Medea Giordano liked the slim profile and stylish look.

Outside Woods Backpack Mini for $ 32: Outside the woods make its bags from what it calls “Supernatural paper“-Check cellulose cells -and it said that 93 percent of water used for manufacturing would be returned to the source. Former wired reviewer Medea Giordano mentioned that it was incapable -believing cheap and surprisingly comfortable for the price.

Bobobark Vegan Backpack Purse for $ 299: This vegan backpack can be converted from a backpack to a purse! It was made from organic cork to make it look leather, but it was made without animal products.

Targus Zero Waste Ecosmart Backpack for $ 60: Targus's zero waste backpack was under $ 100, and made it from 20 recycled water bottles. It sends to a recycled plastic package that opens and slips into the laptop pocket to give the bag structure.

TROUBADOUR EXPLORER RIDGE BACKPACK FOR $ 325: The troubadour bags work, soft, and super expensive. The interior of this backpack is properly arranged with pen holders, a mesh pocket, and some other space for your Knickknacks, along with a section paded for a 16-inch laptop.

AER Designs Slim Pack for $ 115: For fast trips, this 8.5-liter bag still fits into a laptop, charger, purse, water bottle, and phone, along with a snack. Its durable polyurethane coating can easily be cleaned with clean.

The myth of the Stm 18-liter backpack goods for $ 120: Wired editor reviews Julian Chokkattu liked the carrying of this bag. A suspended laptop pocket keeps it safe from accidental drops, and thick padding helps sit comfortably behind you.

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Lo & Sons Hanover 2 for $ 179: Hanover 2 has a clever, wrapped, and wrapped four -pocket insert in it. Use it for work to store a day planner, notebook, coffee mug, and water bottle, or take it and replace it a diaper that changes the stationSmall rain jackets, and it seems thousands of stuffed animals for small ones.

The sun -day -day backpack for $ 139: This pack is skinny, so you can use it on the lips before it starts getting so big. And this is a tree you can, because it has a pocket for Everything. The Thirty daybags for $ 149 is similar but slightly smaller.

Solo's Re: Fresh Machine Wash Backpack for $ 50: Solo's affordable light bag was made from 15 recycled plastic bottles, and meant to wash it up to 12 times. Occasionally we will wash the bags that are not intended for it, and there is no issue, but if you (or your child) are prone to mess, it's nice that this one is made to endure washer rigors.

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Rothy's laptop backpack for $ 299: This knit backpack is beautiful, and we generally like Rothy's products, made from recycled plastic that otherwise find ways in the oceans. However, there are so many impractical design details. It's too floppy; The hidden zipper is behind the backpack, rather than the front, making it more difficult to open; The outer lip of the pocket is facing, so it collects water instead of pouring it. It is lovely, but not practical.

Mission Workshop Rhake for $ 545: This roll-top bag has ton of pockets, and the weather-imminent two-layer and velcro closure keeps dry contents. But those pockets are not easy or quickly accessible, they are heavy, and even more pricier than when we first tried it (and rising).

Adventurist Classic Backpack for $ 60: Affordable, attractive -this handpack ring is well under $ 100, and for each backpack purchased, 25 foods are given to families across the United States. It's just a leather pouch that you wear behind you, however, and the stunning leather straps are annoying and useless.

Our favorite accessories

Oh, you have a backpack and you just … put things here? And bring them around? That's great if it works for you, but don't worry if not. Most of us use an additional organization system. (We are also allowed to move bags quickly and easily as we try.)

Ventapak for $ 4: Ventapak clips toward the back of your bag, pushing your pack 2 or more inches to you, increasing air flow and hopefully sweating. Surprisingly, it doesn't look too obvious, and at only 12 ounces, it doesn't add a lot of weight. There are standards and small sizes, so check the dimensions of the website if you are unsure if it fits your bag.

STM Dapper wrapper for $ 20: This is my favorite tech organizer for cables. It inspires everything I need-my laptop charging block, a couple of USB-C cables, a portable battery or two-and it's not good to see everything. There are no cable rat nests here!

Eagle Creek Pack-It XS for $ 15: My husband is packing a small toothbrush and toothpaste here so he can brush his teeth after lunch or after getting off the plane. It was a good habit, and no one offered him gum in a hinting way. You should do the same.

Delfonics Pouch for $ 26: Almost every bag manufacturer also produces organizational organizations. I like Delfonics and Baggu Because they are reached and come in a variety of sizes and bright colors. Bright colors are easy to see under a bag!

Herschel Pencil case for $ 22: Yes, each backpack usually has a pen pocket or two. Even at this digital age, that's not almost enough writing equipment, especially if you use a paper planner. Take a pencil case and i -corral them from falling under your bag and explosion.