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Considerations

Here are some considerations to think about when shopping for laptop bags and cases:

Protection

For maximum protection, look for a case or bag that offers ample padding. See if the padding covers all sides of the laptop or if it only covers a few, also pay attention to the thickness of the padding. Additional protection could be a hard outer shell or case that encapsulates the laptop and padding.

Comfort

Generally, if a case or bag is to be carried, additional padding along the strap or handle will make carrying the laptop more comfortable. Also, adjustability is essential, as everyone’s needs and preferences for comfort are different.

Laptop Size

Make sure the laptop will fit the case or bag. Laptop bags and cases advertise compatibility based on diagonal screen size, but not all laptops will fit bags for their screen size. To err on the side of caution, buy a case or bag that can fit a laptop slightly larger than the one it will be used with.

Weight

As the protection offered by a case increases, weight usually increases as well. Try to find a balance between weight and protection, so that your staff won’t complain about sore shoulders when traveling long distances with shoulder bags or insufficient protection.

Extra Features

Professionals may sometimes have special needs or requirements for their laptop bags. For instance, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recommends fliers to have checkpoint-friendly laptop bags in order to get through airport checkpoints quicker.

Another feature that professionals may find useful is customizable compartments, so they can change the bag or case to fit their needs. If you see a laptop case or bag with an extra feature, consider whether or not it is needed by a user.

By using the considerations above as guidelines in your purchasing decisions, you will be able to find solutions fit for most laptop users. It can be a delicate balancing act though, as gaining one benefit may mean giving up another. For instance, more protection may come at the expense of having to carry more weight. Once you have weighed the considerations above, you will need to see which styles fit the needs of the user.