ContemPRO 117
Bag for large 18.4” Laptops.
Take what you need, when you need it!
With such a large laptop, many find it difficult to get it from point A to point B, much less bring everything else needed along. Because of the size and spaciousness of the ContemPRO 117 backpack, you can now safely travel with your prized laptop along with everything else you need.
Specifications
Model | EKP117B |
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UPC | 874933002703 |
Fits device sizes | 18.4" |
External dimensions | 20.9 x 16.5 x 8.7 in |
Capacity | 42 l |
Bag Weight | 2.8 lbs |
Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
Customer Reviews
The best part about EVERki its their support, I got a bag in the US and got support in germany for it, it truly outstanding.
I bought this bag because it's listed as a 42L bag capable of holding up to an 18.4" laptop. So that should work for my brand new MSI GT77 Titan 17.3" laptop, right? Wrong.
The laptop compartment can't even be called a compartment. It's a pocket. The zippers don't go all the way down the side like the main compartment does. This means that you have to slide your laptop in horizontally or you'll just struggle endlessly.
Speaking about the "compartment," it's nice and felt lined. However, this is actually a terrible idea. While it will prevent scratches, it offers zero stability. You know what that means? It means everything you put in the main compartment is now crushing the laptop. Oh, and you can forget about loading up the main compartment before putting the laptop in. Because the walls of the laptop pocket are so flexible, it will be pushing into the area the laptop is supposed to be, preventing you from actually putting the laptop where it belongs.
The main compartment didn't live up to my expectations either. The headphone "sling" is useless. Sure, it holds your headphones nicely, but then if you put anything else on top if it, it crushes the headphones. You'd probably be better off loading up the compartment with everything else and just tossing the headphones in last.
The keyboard "sleeve" is useless. Too big to fit a normal keyboard, too small for a fancy gaming one. It's more like a diaper or one of those sumo wrestler outfits. Kind of like a sling. Doesn't keep the keyboard stationary at all. More like a pocket with the sides cut out.
The other pockets are functional if not clear what should go in them. The main compartment is definitely roomy with the caveat that whatever you put in there is taking away from the space the laptop goes into, so keep that in mind.
Overall, this bag is disappointing. It fits my laptop and just barely and that's the only reason I haven't returned it. I can also toss a bunch of other junk inside the bag and it all fits. Great. Except it doesn't protect the laptop and I have to pray every time I try to zip up the corners that they don't bust. After seeing these poor design choices, I will never buy another Everki bag again.
Recently from normal wear and tear (again after 8 years, loading it up to over 25 lbs. regularly) I wanted to have it refreshed, because I didn’t feel the need for a new one. I got in contact with customer service to find out what could be done.
A few emails later, I got a new replacement/upgrade into the ContemPRO 117, my new favorite backpack. The design is well thought out, and it’s well padded like my previous Everki Beacon.
I can safely say I am an Everki customer for life. Great products and great customer service is what I look for and I found it with Everki. The tag attached to their products that says “Limited Lifetime Warranty”, actually means something.
For anyone on the fence about an Everki purchase, I’d say with confidence, go right ahead, you won’t regret it.
To Paul and the rest of the team, a big thank you and keep up the great work.