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Laptop Backpack for Women
LOVEVOOK Laptop Backpack for Women
【LARGE CAPACITY】SIZE: 12"L 16"H 7.5"D. The laptop backpack has multiple divider pockets, easy for holding 15.6 Inches laptop, ipads, Phone, water bottle, umbrella, readers, journal, magazine, clothes, pens, wallet and so on.
【LOTS OF STORAGE SPACE&POCKETS】The laptop backpack has a separate laptop compartment hold 15.6 Inch laptop and a ipad compartment. The anti-theft backpack has a spacious packing compartment that can all roomy for daily necessities,tech electronics accessories. Front compartment with many pockets, an anti-theft pocket on the back and two water bottle pockets on the side, make your items organized and easier to find.
【ANTI-THEFT DESIGN】The laptop backpack with Fixed Password Lock and an anti-theft pocket on the back. It is safe guaranteed for protecting your valuable items inside. No need to worry theft easily opening your backpack when you are travelling or lining up.
【DURABLE MATERIAL】The Laptop backpack is made of tear-resistant high-density nylon and polyester, durable and waterproof inside and out. The inner and outer parts of the backpack are stitched by padeds, which brings physical protection to your items and can play an absolute protective role.
【MULTIPURPOSE BACKPACK】This stylish backpack is perfect for university, travel, business, daily use and outdoor activities. This is an ideal backpack for nurses, doctor and other business people. The best gift choice.
【USB PORT DESIGN】Great tech design. You can easily connect your phone to the USB port, giving you a more convenient way to charge your phone while walking.(POWER BANK IS NOT INCLUDED)
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