EVERKILunar Large Laptop Briefcase - Water-Repellent Durable Ballistic Nylon & Leather Accent Briefcase Bag, Professional Work/Gaming Laptop Bag for 18.4" Lap top, 19L Capacity (EKB417BK18) Black

Great laptop case. Love the orange pockets and the fabric lining is very soft for your electronics.Negatives:-Not water resistant (it's water repellent)-Could have more padding for the computer (I cut foam padding and lined the computer pouch for added protection)Pros:-Great build quality and very nice material- straps are black seat belts very strong and reliable- perfect for large laptops-awesome pocket colors and felt lining-strong zippersSummary:This is a great laptop bag for very large laptops. I have an asus G750jx, it's has 17 inch screen but the laptop is about a foot wide and 1.5 feet long HUGE! Only problem, it's a little too expensive for a computer bag, but you will not find another laptop bag that will fit a huge laptop!

I purchased this laptop bag about a month ago and so far I have been very satisfied. At first I was surprised how flexible the bag as a whole is, since other laptop bags I've used in the past have been rather rigid, but it seems to have plenty of padding to protect the large laptop computers it is intended for. The interior is lined with a soft, bright orange material that is very gentle on the contents of the bag and also makes it easy to see the contents in poor lighting conditions. It has numerous compartments, some of which are closed by velcro and others with high quality zippers. The back velcro compartment is large enough to fit my leather portfolio pad. The shoulder strap is sturdy and well designed -- it does not cause the discomfort I have experienced with other laptop bags in the past, and it does not twist under load.Most importantly, unlike previous reviewers the bag I received was exactly the bag described and shown in the product description. It seems whatever issue they had with distribution has been resolved.

I was worried I'd get some cheap ripoff (as other reviews have noted) but I got the real thing.Fits my Asus GX74 perfectly!About the only downside is that it is not on the same quality level as my old smaller and cheaper bag (made by Swiss Gear), when it comes to specialised compartments.The padded orange material is used on everything inside, making some compartments on the front pocket more of a nuisance to use.The pockets sizes are not thought out well in terms of the things you would want to put in them (like a mouse).It doesnt have things like net pockets or velcro sealing bits.On the other hand, the compartment for the laptop itself is well padded which is the most important thing.On the whole, I thing its a not worth the $$ for the quality of the bag, but then again, there isnt much choice out there for bags this size so I'll stick with it for now.

I will preface this by saying I travel for a living.I purchased this bag and the Everki "Advance" (EKB407NCH18) together. This "Lunar" has a $100 premium on it over the Advance. This bag offers a little more flexibility as far as its storage options and compartments. It looks very clean and under the radar. The front magnetic latched easy access pocket is better than the Advance's open front pocket style for quick items. The biggest improvement on this bag over the Advance is the laptop compartment is lined with super soft material, like the Everki Titan backpack. This is an awesome touch. It is well padded all around, very similar dimensions, possibly negligible increase in available storage on this bag over the Advance. Both of these bags will easily swallow and securely hold a 17.3" gaming laptop like Alienware R4 R5, Acer 17.3 Predator ect.I would have kept this bag over the Advance mainly because it felt constructed a little better, beefier, and I liked the easy access storage on the front, as well as additional slim storage on back. Keep in mind the Advance is no slouch, it's very robust and extremely well made. The major flaw on this bag is that the opening width for the suitcase handle is just a bit too narrow. My roller-board suitcase is a professional one (LuggageWorks) so its handle is a little more robust, 8.5" wide. The opening on this bag is too narrow to accommodate the width of the handle, by a half inch to inch. It would probably be fine for most regular carry ons.The suitcase strap on the Advance allows a little more room, and is attached directly to the back panel of the bag compartment, this makes it very stable. On the Lunar bag the suitcase handle pass through is attached to a rear pocket, which is velcro'd shut to the back of the bag. Meaning the weight of the contents of the bag, your laptop, are held in part by the velcro when its attached to the suitcase handle. The shoulder strap is not removable on this bag either.I wanted to keep the Lunar, but it won't fit the suitcase handle so I have to stick with the Advance. I like that the suitcase pass through on the Lunar is a large panel, which would keep things stable, but it's negated by being attached to the rest of the bag by a small square of velcro on the back pocket, at a minimum should be a zipper. I also like the interior lining of the laptop compartment on this bag, the materials, it is first class. With some small tweaks this bag could be perfect.