Zaino Studio

I love my new Slim Studio backpack it is the perfect size for my 14in Lenovo Slim. Has enough pockets for all my accessories I am glad I made the purchase. I was hesitant at first because it is only 14L but it perfect for a slim laptop and it's sexy like I feel the ladies will love my swag while rocking my Studio.

After thoroughly assessing professional backpacks throughout my career, I have ultimately gravitated towards smaller bag options. Considering my transition to utilizing an ultraportable device in recent years, this particular bag meets the stringent criteria that arose after my previous bag had succumbed to wear and tear. Despite contemplating recommendations from acquaintances regarding different bags for an extended period, it was an esteemed IT colleague who piqued my interest with his longstanding loyalty to a larger Everki bag.

Having procured this bag a few weeks ago, I can already assert with confidence that it will likely be my final backpack investment. The strategic placement of pockets aligns with my practical requirements, and the interior design facilitates rapid accessibility to any item I may need. Moreover, the bag exudes a remarkable sense of durability, surpassing any of its predecessors in terms of sturdiness. Its professional aesthetic adds to its appeal, effortlessly complementing my airline travels as well as my motorcycle commute, while simultaneously exceeding the comfort offered even by some of my clothing.

In summary, I cannot emphasize enough the exceptional qualities of this bag. Its superb design, combined with its versatility, resilience, and unparalleled comfort, make it an exceptional choice for any discerning professional.

The Studio Backpack is my first purchase from Everki. I am not disappointed in the least. The descriptions/reviews of both the company Everki and this backpack were 'spot-on'. This backpack if well made. Shoulder straps are padded and comfortable. The handle is secured to the top of the bag. The discreet/hidden pockets (shoulder strap & backside) will be useful. Sufficient amount of pockets inside the backpack. The felt lining is a plus. I like the slim, minimalist shape.

My work involves greeting/accompanying travellers (individuals to groups). My 'office supplies': clipboard / pens / hi-lighters / flight manifests / program details / phone chargers / the like. I can fit a rolled sweater/jacket/pullover inside without any bulging. As of now, I don't intend to use w/ tablet or laptop. This backpack fits my needs completely. I do recommend (especially if an another go-to 'don't carry a lot of stuff' backpack is needed).

I have a larger EVERKI backpack that I have used and loved for several years. I decided I wanted something similar but smaller so that I wouldn't be able to pack quick as much in it and lightweight my travels. This bag was perfect - still fit everything I needed without over-packing and creating extra weight. My husband wants one now also!

I love my Studio backpack. It is a perfect size for my laptop, iPad, chargers and essential stuff I need with me when I travel. My first studio backpack went all over the world with me, and I finally wore it out after years of reliable use (and abuse). I just bought my replacement studio backpack and didn’t look at any other models. This is perfect for my needs.

Bought this bag 4 years ago. Great bag - even though it is compact, it holds both my Macbook Pro 15 and Macbook Pro 13, mouse, connectors, Sony XM4 headphones, notebook, and odds and ends. Fantastic everyday commute and travel. Lots of thoughtful design features - luggage handle passthrough, couple of hidden pockets, plenty of organizing pockets.

Absolutely perfect for anyone using a Microsoft Surface Pro. Perfect size and weight. It does an amazing job spreading out your gear so that it is spread out, balanced and secure

Best backpack I've had, bought another exact same one after my sister "stole" mine.

I brought this bag after looking at a dozen others that friends recommended, I picked the Everki Studio based on what I could tell online of the features, build quality and price. I like bags I can trust to last (like Macpac) and this does not disappoint. I do recommend this bag to anyone.
It perfectly fits a MacBook Pro 16" in the main sleave and a 13" HP EliteBook x360 in the tablet slot; even through the website only says smaller laptops.
By the way I found your website really helpful in deciding which bag to buy, it gave me confidence and clear detail. Enough confidence that I could order online without sighting it first.

These are the things I would love to see in a future model,
1. Side sleeves
The "waist-level pockets" on the side are handy, but it would be good if just one of the pockets were changed to have a closed top to keep a water bottle from falling out. The other pocket should remain as it is e.g. for an umbrella. Something like the water bottle holder on the Osprey Arcane.

2. Shoulder strap pockets
I love the zip pocket in the shoulder strap, could you have one in each shoulder strap? And could one be a zip and the other be an elastic or mesh pocket that you slip things like earphones into.

3. Store shoulder strap away
It would be good to have clips, carabiner, or similar that allow you to quickly unhook the shoulder straps and store them behind the trolley handle pass through. So that they don't get caught when checking it on a plane as luggage etc..

4. Pen holder
It would be useful to have something in the laptop sleeves to hold a pen e.g. an Apple pencil or similar stylus.

5. One more mesh pocket
The front main storage area there is a mesh pocket opposite the pens etc. It would be great to have a similar pocket in the rear main storage area (where the laptop sleeves are) above the two vertical open pockets

Thanks,

MC

The features and quality are fine, but there is a massive design flaw that ruined this bag for me. I place the backpack on the floor near my desk, leaning next to the side of the desk. No matter if it's empty or full, it always falls forward to the ground unless you lean it at a 45 degree angle. When I contacted Customer Service they said this is not a defect. I finally got tired of having to have the bag sitting with the straps facing out, and decided to find something that works better.