How big is it compared to a 13'' Macbook Pro? Would it fit in a suitcase?
1715817
It is not big, but thick; so it will take a lot of volume. The distances between covers to the blades are big, maybe for safety reasons. Holes in the mesh are bigger than kids' fingers.
1715818
Its around 14-16" in length. Yes it would fit in a suitcase. You will need to totally inpack it from its box. Works almost as good as vornado. Very good fan to have. Also lightweight. It is plastic. Metal motor. Be careful not to crush it.
573153
If you have no case on it, the 13 inch MacBook Pro (not retina display) futz in it if you put it in diagonally and then in can lay flat inside. Hope this helps
609350
I have a 15inch Apple Macbook Pro and there is plenty of room. Your laptop should fit just fine. When I travel I put my bag under the airplane seat and have had no issues. This bag can store quite a lot of gear. Been one of the best computer bags I've owned. I hope this helps.
1999625
I'm not sure on the exact dimensions, but unassembled it is still rather large, maybe 4'x4'? and about 1'' thick. I don't think it would fit in a suitcase.
575439
My 13 inch MacBook Pro fits with plenty of room to spare. It looks like a 15 inch would fit just fine.
1562550
My 15" MBP barely doesn't fit, but it's most likely the 13" will. Lots of depth.
2097924
Yes, a 15" MacBook Pro could fit in there with room to spare. I didn't have a measuring tape handy this morning but approx. dimensions are 13" x 16" x 5". Great little safe.
1698445
For a 13in it will be a tighter fit for the computer, or basically fit nice and snug for the comptuer with less space for it to move around. The case is more for a macbook pro 13inch.
851211
If you mean a 13" MacBook Pro - yes it fits perfectly, with ample space for an iPad right next to it. A MacBook Air would fit with room to spare. There's also plenty of room for the power brick, a mouse and all the cables and adapters you are likely to want to carry. One suggestion - get a guitar strap gel pad - the stock strap doesn't have any pad for your shoulder. With a gel pad, you can carry a full bag all day long and not get a sore shoulder.
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I have a 15" MacBook Pro, and yeah, it is a bit hard to lug around. Also not so portable on things like airplane seatback trays.For the traveler, the 13" is probably the better choice. For me, I very much love the added screen size, so it's a hard choice. But I don't travel lots.
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Yes. My Macbook pro 13" fits in the main compartment easily. It will not fit in the pouch on the inside of the main compartment however, its too narrow of a space. There is no padded laptop compartment, it would just be in the bag unprotected. Hope this helps
123960
It should fit in a large suitcase. It's about 2 1/2 feet long and not even a foot wide.
1036299
I measured it and I don't think your 13" Macbook would fit. The inside dimensions of the Cocoon are 7.5" x 9.5". The diagonal measurement is 12.5". It would hold a device up to about 1" thick. It is very snug with the IPad. I hope this helps.
476633
Hi, I have Apple MBPro 13" and it is a bit loose. I like it as I can fit few sheets of paper and an envelope additionally inside... I hope it helps... Cheers, B
1830151
yes the 14" has room for a 13" macbook and an ipad. if you have a lot of accessories you might consider the larger 17 but normal charger and cables for the two i think it would do fine.
2197710
Find the dimensions of the Macbook Pro 13 retina and Macbook air 13 and compare them. There isn't a ton of extra room in there, but if it is within a cm or so it should probably fit ok.
1837609
Well the macbook pro 13 inch is REALLY 13.3 inches i believe and im not sure of the other dimensions but if your macbook has the same dimensions as the others than yes it should fit. This item should also have an item description on what types of macs it can fit