The overall layout is pretty damn near perfect. If you want a simple sleeve for your laptop, this is not for you. The expansion seams allow for added bulk so that you can pack this out. I can fit everything that I usually include in my 21L pack (minus a water bottle) in this folio. If you don’t like organization or have a pack and various pouch setups, this is not for you. If you want an all-around carry for your laptop and accessories, this is for sure your go-to item. But with packs where you have a dedicated laptop sleeve or compartment, this can add bulk to areas where it is not necessary. If you have a pack that you like that does not have a dedicated laptop compartment, this is a great addition. Not only did it protect my laptop while stuffed in a pack, but I was able to carry everything that I needed to a coffee shop or bar to work. It was great since everything I needed for work I could pack in both the 13″ and 16″ folio with ease. For the most part, I had been carrying this as my personal item on a flight.
I used this folio in several different setups over the past few weeks. If you want to carry it alone all packed out, then you are good to go. Once packed out, it fills up a 21L pack pretty well. Who It Suitsįor this folio, it really depends on how you will carry it.
#Review tech utilities pro
This folio will be my primary work/travel carry for quite a while.Īfter about a month of using the 13″ I bought a 15″ MacBook Pro and started to use the 16″ folio. The laptop compartment is separate from the admin pocket and lined to keep everything pampered. With the journal removed, the bulkiness decreases quite a bit. There was room for everything and possibly more if needed.
The short of this is, the Tech Folio delivered.įor my average carry in this folio, I had: I received the 13″ just in time for a two-week work trip, and I needed to have all of my cables and computer items organized in an excellent compact carry. This handy little assistant comes in both a 13″ and 16″ option for all of your computing needs. Just in time, Aer answered with their new Tech Folio. So I was on the lookout for a new work organization system for all of this social interaction. But as the world starts to open back up, this means I can get out and work in coffee shops, bars, and even airplanes. Most of the time, I have been at home and have no need for much in the way of packs and pouches. Working remotely has been interesting this past year.
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