An excellent bag for carrying about your mobile device and anything else for that matter. One of the things which makes this bag better than many of its competitors is that it actually doesn't look quite as 'daggy' as the rest. Not all of us who own a laptop, notebook etc. are high flying buisinessmen and the like, who want something weighing in at over $200, made of leather and in any colour as long as its black. The Yahoo offering here comes in a tasteful green and resembles something more along the lines of a rucksack than the usual 'briefcase' design prefered by most other manufactures. This makes it more suitable for the rest of us who now don't have to walk around in jeans, T-shirt and erm...briefcase accessory.

However, this of course isn't the only advantage to this bag although it is probably what sets it apart in a field where everything is pretty much the same. The bag is very lightweight at around 2lbs or less and feels sturdy enough to offer enough protection to your mobile device to prevent any damamge occuring to it in transit. It comes with a carrying handle or shoulder straps so that it can be carried on your back which is useful if you bike everywhere (perhaps this should have been called the 'student pack' or something similar). There is plenty of room in this bag for your mobile device and powerpack and whatever documents you may wish to take with you although these would probably be better off in some kind of file as there is not much protection offered them in this particular design. There are also outer pockets which can be used for any other things you would like to carry with you.

Overall, this is a very good addition to the category of computer bags. The straps feel strong as does the rest of the bag so it should be quite hard-wearing and offer that much needed protection for the all important laptop it'll be carrying. Probably not something to take into the boardroom at IBM but for the rest of us its great!



Recommended: Yes