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If your child is starting college this fall, you want to make sure they get off on the right foot. Make sure they have everything they need with a QINOL Travel Laptop Backpack. You can’t ask much more out of a backpack than an anti-theft feature and USB charging. Yet, you’ll pay as low as $21.49.

This bag has a large capacity and multiple pockets, with two laptop pockets or two tablet pockets, depending on the size of the bag. Shockproof belts are included inside to keep laptops and tablets still. Your child’s other belongings will be kept organized and easy to find with two elastic mesh pockets and an open pocket.

Qinol Laptop Backpack Inside

A removable USB charging line is also included to connect a power bank and electronic devices while your child is on the move, whether they’re walking through the university hallways or running to catch a flight. There’s also an anti-theft pocket on the lower back of the bag where a phone, wallet, passport, etc., can be kept safe.

The QINOL Travel Laptop Backpack is comfy and breathable with adjustable shoulder straps and a spongy mesh design. A foam-padded top handle allows it to be carried for long periods of time. The waterproof bag is sturdy and secure and will hold up if your student is stuck outside in the elements.

Pay as low as $21.59 for the laptop bag in A Grey, Black, Purple, or Red. It’s also available in both 17.3″ and 15.6″ sizes for either computers or tablets.

QINOL Travel Laptop Backpack

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