Targus CitySmart EVA Pro Travel Backpack - Checkpoint-Friendly Business Commuter Laptop Bag with Protective Sleeve Fits 15.6 Inch Notebook, Durable Gray Design (TSB895) - Perfect for Air Travel, Daily Commute & Office Use

So, I'm really paranoid about getting bugs in trips and my stuff getting crushed in transit, but this is one of the most sturdy yet simple bags I've ever owned.The overall design isn't too much, and what I mean by this is that there aren't a ton of unnecessary toggles, loops, fabric or other trash that bedbugs can hide in, and the seam work is great as it's very tightly woven. The zippers align well, although it's all dependent on where you join them (I'd recommend at the top of the bag for maximum closure). Also, with the bag being only a dark heather grey, some semi-gloss black with orange accents, it's pretty sharp looking for both business and casual wear.While the main storage compartment isn't massive, I was able to fit a Switch, several mugs in boxes, an oversized hoodie, a PlayStation Vita and a pair of Bluetooth over-the-ear headphones with a bit of room to spare. The rigid construction of the bag allows it to retain its shape and rest vertically with no issues.The sunglass compartment is excellent for other small electronics, like a phone or portable batteries, but I'm also confident that you could throw this bag across a room with glasses in it and they'd be perfectly fine.The side pockets do leave a bit to be desired as far as non-intended use is concerned, but if you're only looking to holster a drink, they're sufficient.The TSA laptop section is spacious, features a neat pocket window for a quick view, and works well for its intended purpose. It's also excellent for storing documents/paper/magazines if you're worried about them being folded or damaged, as again, the bag's rigid construction does well to prevent anything happening to your cargo.All in all, for the price, I was much more satisfied with this bag in comparison to Swissgear bags in the same price range. This bag was much more sturdy, smaller (which helped when trying to stow under an economy seat, or when getting into crowded Japanese elevators and trains), and far more quiet, as I'm really bothered by bags that jingle like you're covered in keys or something. Highly recommended.