I am a backpack fiend and especially love backpacks with good organization and comfort. My favorite for organization is the Camelbak Urban Assault XL from 2016, but it's not the most comfortable on me because it's built for a man's frame, and I'm relatively petite.  For comfort, I like the Kelty Redwing 40W, but it's better for hiking and not air travel with a laptop, so I'm still hunting for the perfect travel backpack.  I bought the Osprey Nova and Talia to try, and here are the cons and pros for the Nova

Cons
- The chest strap doesn't go high enough, so it has to strap across your boobs.  This is odd because the Talia is very similar, but the slider goes up further so you can slide the strap higher.
-  I wish the cinching straps went under the water bottle pouch instead of over it (like the Kelty Redwing 40W).  Also wish the pocket had more tension because water bottles fall out if you bend over.
- I wish it had a thinner carrying handle at the back to make it easier to hang on a bathroom stall.

Pros:
- It does stand upright if you have enough stuff in it, but it will fall over if it's not full.
- I like the stretchy outer front pocket better than the front of the Talia backpack.
- I like that it has a pocket in the top front of the main compartment (Osprey Talia doesn't have this).
- The laptop area is very spacious.

Overall, it's a good quality backpack, but I kept the Talia because it's overall more comfortable with the suspended mesh back panel and the chest strap adjusting higher.  I also like the kickstand feature so the bag doesn't topple over when you set it down.