Incase Compass Backpack
Incase Compass backpack review
The Incase Compass is a laptop backpack for those who need reliable daily carry that looks as good as it functions.
If you are looking for a backpack with 101 pockets then the Incase Compass is not for you. If you instead would like a simple backpack with a roomy main compartment for your daily essentials and a few thoughtfully place smaller pockets then the Compass is worth a closer look.
The Incase Compass is offered in two different sizes:
Compass backpack: 24 liters
Compass Dot: 13 liters
The photos and specifications below are of the original 24 liter Incase Compass backpack.
What we like
Stylish modern design.
Main compartment is spacious enough for tech, books, and personal items while still keeping a slim profile.
Laptop and top pockets are lined with a super soft faux-fur.
What we don’t like
No side water bottle pockets
Not the best construction quality for Incase, but the Compass is also one of the more affordable Incase bags.
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: 18.5” H x 11.75” W x 5.25” D
Capacity: 24L
Materials: 500D Blended Weave Polyester & 900D Triple Coated Polyester
Laptop Compartment: Up to 15”
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Incase ICON Backpack
Incase ICON backpack review
Built from the ground up for comfortable laptop carry, the Incase ICON backpack is one of the brand’s most popular backpack releases thanks to its dedicated tech accessory pockets, conveniently placed organizers, and ergonomic back panel and shoulder straps.
The Incase ICON is offered in a few different sizes:
ICON backpack: 17 liters
ICON Slim: 14.5 liters
ICON Dot: 12 liters
The photos and specifications on this review are of the original 17 liter Incase ICON backpack.
What we like
Attractive minimalist design.
Side access iPad pocket is convenient and prevents you from having to rummage through the bag for your tablet.
Laptop, tablet and accessories pockets are lined with super soft faux-fur.
Great materials and construction. Looks and feels high quality.
What we don’t like
Inside is not lined with a contrasting color. Small items tend to get lost in the abyss.
No dedicated water bottle pockets
Not weather proof, will have to purchase a waterproof cover separately.
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: 19” H x 13” W x 9” D
Capacity: 17L
Materials: 840D Nylon
Weight: 2.2 lbs
Laptop Compartment: Up to 15”
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Incase EO Travel Backpack
Incase EO Travel Backpack review
The Incase EO travel backpack scores a slam dunk with technology enthusiasts who need a weekend backpack with an emphasis on laptop and tech carry. While the main compartment comfortably fits 1 or 2 days worth of clothes and personal items, the dedicated laptop compartment allows you to safely carry your laptop and tablet. The front of the backpack is filled with pockets, compartments and organizers for everything from power banks, cables, chargers and more.
What we like
Attractive minimalist design.
TSA checkpoint friendly laptop compartment that lays flat.
Great materials and construction. Looks and feels high quality.
What we don’t like
No padded tablet sleeve
No side water bottle pockets
Laptop compartment and front pockets take up storage space which means the main compartment holds less than you think.
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: 21.5” H x 15” W x 5” D
Capacity: 24L
Weight: 3 lbs
Laptop Compartment: Up to 17”
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Incase City Backpack
Incase City backpack review
Incase’s City backpack was made with urban tech carry in mind and it shows. The City’s sleek and minimalist design is complimented Incase’s choice of durable 500D blended weave fabric. Inside you’ll find a laptop sleeve in the main compartment as well as multiple smaller pockets throughout the front of the bag for tech accessories and daily essentials.
The Incase City is offered in a few different sizes:
City backpack: 21 liters
City Compact: 17.5 liters
City Dot: 13 liters
The photos and specifications below are of the original 21 liter Incase City backpack.
What we like
Attractive minimalist design.
Plenty of front pockets for cables, power banks, chargers and other small items.
Laptop and tablet pockets are lined with a super soft faux-fur.
What we don’t like
No side water bottle pockets
Doesn’t fit all 17-inch laptops. Thicker 17-inch laptops may be too large for the laptop sleeve.
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: 20.5” H x 13.5” W x 5.5” D
Capacity: 21L
Materials: 500D Blended Weave Polyester
Weight: 2 lbs
Laptop Compartment: Up to 17”
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