Sakroots Women's Loyola Eco-Twill Backpack - Adjustable Crossbody Strap, Laptop Compartment & Convertible Purse - Indigo Spirit Desert (One Size) - Perfect for Work, Travel & School

I bought this as a personal travel item to hold an Ipad Air 5th generation and a couple of slightly taller devices, along with a notebook and pen case, my daily carry stuff, and a couple of bought at the airport water bottles. And of course anything a kid shoves at me to hold. Satisfied with that goal so far while trying it out as a daily carry but I don't think it will end up being "the one" for daily carry.There's plenty of room inside, decent but not overwhelming organization options, and some really nice bonus zip pockets. While I'd prefer a lighter lining it's not so deep I lose things. I can stick a Switch and another ipad in without feeling like I'm risking damage. I like the outside pockets more than I thought I would, they're fairly discreet and a good size for the little stuff like lotion, sunblock, and masks. The color and pattern is great, and the material is nice, not too casual, not too slick.Few things to know that might be deal-breakers for you.The side water bottle pockets have almost no give. They borrow about half the bottle's width from the main compartment. It's not a big deal unless you need every inch of that width. I was able to fit a Sigg One in there without a problem, once I realized I had to compress the bag itself to get the bottle in. If the bag is stuffed with a bulky item, you won't be able to. It's so narrow that I've been putting my phone in one of the "bottle" pockets, and feel like it's a secure fit.The laptop compartment is very floppy and loose. It will hold a device separate from the rest of the bag's contents, but I find myself constantly putting something into the bag and having it end up in that compartment because it hangs so loose. Not just like, an inch, it's about a third of the depth of the bag. There's a "shock cushion" gap at the bottom, but it doesn't do anything because it's too small and the pocket is so loose. Anything in that section is more or less on the bottom of the bag unless maybe you stuff a shirt or jacket under it.The whole bag is kind of half stiff, half floppy, too, like it can't decide if it wants to be a nurse/doctor bag or more casual. When I use the longer strap as a backpack or tote it kind of crumples up by a third. I just don't think, based on the few items I'm carrying it right now, that it'd support anything as heavy as a full size laptop comfortably. A couple of smaller devices, a raincoat or sweater, bag of snacks, sure.This would be a great diaper bag, I actually picked it because it's the same form factor as a diaper bag I love just not as deep. Good for a kid stuff for a small trip to the park tote or a gym class bag. I'll probably use mine as a grab and go plein air art bag, since it'll fit a larger sketchbook comfortably. For the price and the quality (assuming the zippers hold up) I'm not unhappy with it at all.