will a macbook pro 15" fit nicely in here? Are there plastic "legs" at the bottom to protect it when placed on the ground? Do water get through?
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The back pack is designed notebooks up to 15.4. Your 15" macbook should safely fit in it. You can check more about the back pack here: http://goo.gl/Pm8lc9
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Hi, I have the 15" case for the MacBook Pro Retina 15" and it fits with a little room to spare. The MacBook Air is so thin that it should fit ok. Hope this helps.
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It is not waterproof, but the fabric is pretty thick plus the padding inside that quick exposure to some water won sip through as much or as fast. I fit my macbook pro 13 and it fits perfect. You can't fit a book, but you have enough space for a notepad or magazine. The front pocket is pretty good size for like pens, maybe a small wallet. This is only for you to carry the laptop no necessarily to carry anything else. I like it and Im happy with it, but I am looking for a suitcase type of messenger bag because I have to carry the PLEMO bag plus my purse to school. I hope that helps.
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I have a 13 inch macbook pro and it fits well. Snugly, but well nonetheless. I still have room in the extra pocket for an external hard drive.
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I'm not sure about the cover being on it. I have a macbook air, much thinner I know, but I could see a macbook pro fitting in it just fine. The cover I'm thinking will prob add too much bulk .
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Sort of. When I put the power supply for my 15" MacBook Pro under the stand, it will slide in part of the way. It may work for you but I don't think it will be a clean look. I ordered a second power supply and mounted it under my desk with velcro. Hope this helps.
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My 2 year old macbook pro fits the case perfectly, w/o removing the (non-foam) molded plastic liner. I would not recommend removing the liner, as I suspect the computer will rattle around inside the case.
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I would say just the Air. But a MacBook Pro could fit very tightly. I would advise against getting it for a MacBook Pro because it would be troublesome to put it in and out everytime.
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I currently have a 17 inch MacBook pro with a speck hardshell on it. The sleeve is pretty snug on it and I times I do have to wiggle the laptop out of the bag. I hope this helps.
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I think soMy 13.5" mbp is what I get in there. There is quite a bit of room to get it past the Zipper but not much more. It may be a tight squeeze in the "laptop pocket" but no problem in the other spots.Good luck
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I have put my 17" MacBook Pro (a pretty heavy laptop) on it, and handled it well. It's lip will probably keep a laptop from sliding off as long as the laptop isn't widely rounded on the bottom front (and maybe even if it is).
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Well as long as you dont take it swimming with you, it can take heavy rain or a full glass of water or any other liguid spilling on it. Both these thing have happened to me. Nothing gets inside cuz ur laptop is safe being a double protected seam. Have a look at some of the you tube videos about this product. Shud throw some more light on it.
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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
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Michael, I have purchased this bag as my third bag to accommodate my 17" laptop. The first two I ordered were not adequate at all; however, I kept this one. If you stand it on end, it has a felt pad on the inside bottom. On the outside bottom, it has ribbed plastic to assist with this bag not touching the surface. I found the bag to be secure for my laptop and have traveled with it. It has space on the outside portion to hold electrical items, etc. The shoulder strap is what came in handy for me and with the extra padding on the bottom and security straps inside, I decided to keep it. I hope this helps your decision. Michael, I have purchased this bag as my third bag to accommodate my 17" laptop. The first two I ordered were not adequate at all; however, I kept this one. If you stand it on end, it has a felt pad on the inside bottom. On the outside bottom, it has ribbed plastic to assist with this bag not touching the surface. I found the bag to be secure for my laptop and have traveled with it. It has space on the outside portion to hold electrical items, etc. The shoulder strap is what came in handy for me and with the extra padding on the bottom and security straps inside, I decided to keep it.... » Read More Michael, I have purchased this bag as my third bag to accommodate my 17" laptop. The first two I ordered were not adequate at all; however, I kept this one. If you stand it on end, it has a felt pad on the inside bottom. On the outside bottom, it has ribbed plastic to assist with this bag not touching the surface. I found the bag to be secure for my laptop and have traveled with it. It has space on the outside portion to hold electrical items, etc. The shoulder strap is what came in handy for me and with the extra padding on the bottom and security straps inside, I decided to keep it. I hope this helps your decision. « Show Less
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Good Question. I am not sure. I carry a 15"MBP and there is a little vertical room to spare. I think it will fit but it will be tight.
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My daughter has one and her Mac fits in it well. Sturdy but have to secure Velcro straps well.
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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.