Not a great bag. I've owned one for more than two years and find it to have too many structural issues. And too many doc dads. The Tumi bag, which I had prior, is far superior.

Acquired my Everki Versa EKP1 27 a number of months ago. First venture into a back-pack case. Had been using a vintage HP hand carry brief case for years. Absolutely love the Versa. Still carry using the hand grips (habit!!) but now have an option to tote as a backpack should the occasion occur. Tons of space. Carry a 14" laptop (Dell Latitude E7450), iPad, plus a ton of other accessories. Still plenty of room were additional space needed. Not only is this bag practical but is smart looking. Great purchase. Quality product. Highly recommend.

I recently purchased the Versa backpack. Several of the features I felt were necessary were the functionality of design, large zippers and well designed compart-ness. The business-style design is sleek. This bag easily compares in quality with the Tumi; at 40% of the price!!

An absolute necessity for me was the back sleeve for slipping over a roller bag handle (the Tumi had a sleeve but it was not wide enough for the handle on my roller bag). It's in this configuration I most commonly configure the setup, but the center-of-gravity is forward (or rearward?; toward the handle) to the roller's wheels and there is a bit of strain carrying the weight. Thus, for longer treks through the airport I slip the bag on a hook on the front of the roller bag; perfect balance. In this configuration, I appreciate the design of the shoulder straps; pulled up so the strap bottoms don't drag on the ground. Sweet!

I couldn't be happier with the decision to go with the Everki Versa.

I've been doing business travel since 1981, and have logged over one million miles dragging either a brief case (Halliburton in the 80's) to Targus backpacks through 2014. I finally retired my 4 Targus a few months ago. I then researched bags for about 2 months before selecting the Everki Versa. This is absolutely the best pack/bag I've ever owned. It has the quality of a Tumi, but with functionally of a Swiss Army Knife. I would recommend this bag to anyone who is looking for a high quality bag at reasonable price. Only suggestion I can make about the bag is it could have a bit more padding in the shoulder straps. Bottom line: Buy it.

This is my first computer back pack in many years. I've been using an Ogio messenger bag for years but wanted more support from a pack. I reviewed many online and was narrowed down to Everki, Versa and Concept because of checkpoint friendly first and sunglass vault second. I made the Versa decision based on reviews and cost.

My only issue is with the fit. I'm 6'-0" male who wears a 44 size coat. The bag strap system seems a bit small for me (even adjusted out) and I find it wants to slide off my shoulders especially when single strapping it. The straps are also slick and easily slide off certain jacket and shirt fabrics.

Had my Everki Versa for a few weeks now. Takes all my essentials for the daily commute to work in its stride. Just completed its first international trip with ease. Someone obviously put a lot of thought into the design of this bag and it's paid off. I initially baulked at the price, but the sheer functionality and sturdy construction of the bag means I now view it as an investment. Highly recommended.

great lightweight backpack! comfortable and carries so much. I like that it fits over the luggage handles.

I purchased the Versa Premium backpack. First time I spent that much on a backpack, but I am in the business world now, so I wanted something nice. And I am still to young to do a wheeled bag, and a briefcase is just against my moral fiber. I love the bag so far. I have had it for a little over a month. The only thing I would change is to make the front zippered pocket that has the organizer in it, it would have been better to let that thing fall open instead of putting the restriction on it. Other than that, I love it. It took me a month to pick this bag out, and in fact I picked the flight backpack out. It was shipped to me and the thing was just to big. I didn't feel that it would represent me like I wanted to be represented when I walked into a business meeting with it over my shoulder. Its a nice backpack, but its big. It would be better suited for travel.

I let customer service know how I felt, they let me return it, I had to pay shipping (not a big deal), and they sent me there Versa, and all is well. It is formed in the middle so its like carrying a small filing cabinet. I just ask that next model make the front zippered pocket be able to fall all the way down and don't put the material in there that restricts it.

This is a great bag! I used it to replace a Tumi backpack when I upgraded to a 15" Macbook Pro, and could not have made a better choice. This bag holds the Macbook, an iPad, chargers, magazines and notebooks with room left over for a shirt and other overnight travel items.

I've used a traditional briefcase for years, so was a little undecided on this change. Prior to the Versa, I've had Tumi ballistic nylon briefcases for 10-15 years. As I travel a lot, it was important that the backpack have a passthrough for a suitcase handle which limited the choice to the Versa or Atlas backpacks (I think). After reading a comment that the Versa fit easily under an airliner seat, I choose to purchase this backpack. When it arrived I initially thought it would be too small, but after transferring everything from the old briefcase to the Versa, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it all fit with a lot of room to spare. I really like the sleek look and feel of the material vs a more casual type. As other reviews have mentioned, I don't understand the theory behind the design of the front flap which houses the quick access document pouch, but, I don't have a problem using the zipper on the compartment behind it as some claimed. The sunglasses compartment is very handy and is definitely a plus. I would prefer more organization pouches, but have been able to store things sufficiently. I would suggest to Everki, to reposition the key holder to the one of the main compartments, but that is an insignificant issue. My laptop is a 14.1" unit (15" Macbook Pro) and it fits perfectly. The iPad compartment works very well.

So, my overall impression is this is a great backpack, made of quality material and well designed. Also, I find it is much more convenient than a briefcase type computer bag. The material seems like it will wear well and maintain it's great looks. The storage compartments are sufficient and the magnetic document pouch is very convenient. Haven't had to use the TSA checkpoint feature, but I'm sure that's works well. It's comfortable as a backpack and I'm happy I opted for the smaller unit in that respect. Backpack fits well in a business context due to it's great looks. I love the orange highlights and interior. It's a real pleasure to