I don't like this bag. The zippers are awful. Took me about 5 mins to get one zipper closed first morning in the hotel. I don't think it is the zipper teeth, I think its the zipper pulls that don't work well with the teeth.

I need to dump my trusty backpack due to neck, shoulder, and back issues. I did tons of research and for me it was between this bag and the Briggs Riley 19 in commuter spinner.  Ive purchased both TP and BR in the past.

Requirements were lifetime warranty, spinner, 19in or less (preferably less) for carry on only to act as a briefcase. Needed to accommodate 15in laptop. One of the smallest and thinnest bezel free on the market.  Plus, I also carry a 15in usb c ultra thin and ultra light asus portable monitor that doesnt even require external power.  The monitor is a bit smaller, thinner, and lighter than my laptop.

My experience:

Dont know what 15 inch laptop they used, but the built in laptop sleeve is the joke of jokes. If it could be removed Id keep the bag. It is nice and thick but since it doesnt work it takes up too much room.  Same goes for the tablet sleeve.

So, in the end Im using my own laptop sleeve which is fine but now theres not enough room in the bag for my stuff. Theres less room in this bag than my backpack which I bought this travel pro to replace.

The bag rolls well. But it will fall forward when you open the bag. This falling thing is also a pain.

The bag looks great. If the sleeve worked and if the zippers weren't a gigantic pain, itd win a new spot as my travel companion. But unfortunately it cant have that spot because it has to go back.