Pros: Has a cellphone case, coin/ID purse, and nine inner pockets in the sidewalls. Flat bottom with board in it. Very light, roomy, and the straps stay up on my shoulder quite nicely. Handsome and tough. As a shopping or exercise tote it's probably quite good. I do love Baggallini bags and have several. (Thank you, Baggallini, for THINKING.)

Cons: I really wanted to like this bag, but it doesn't have quite enough structure. Flops over and collapses so that it's a bit of a struggle to find things. Has a little more stability when the center section is zipped closed. The side sections have one closure magnet each, which seem to keep closing up on you while you're rooting around; I'd rather have a zipper on at least one side. Barely fits my 15" MacBookPro width-wise in the center section, but won't zip closed. Unlike many Baggallini bags, it doesn't have a key strap attached to the inside. Didn't work very well as a travel carry-on because of its wide-open side compartments and inability to hold its shape standing up unless stuffed.