Waterproof Backpack 25 Liter with USB Port Laptop Compartment Roll-Top Multiple Pockets for Office School and Travel

The commuter backpack that keeps files dry and charges your phone at the same time

That moment on the way home when the rain suddenly starts and your fabric backpack lets moisture through to your laptop. Your smartphone battery dies in the afternoon, and the power bank is somewhere among cables in the main compartment. The quick-access compartment that is missing in most backpacks, so you have to open the entire lid every time. This backpack solves all three problems: water-repellent surface, integrated USB port, and an extra front pocket for quick access.

What makes this backpack different

• Water-repellent exterior surface – Rain, slush, and spilled coffee bead off the smooth material instead of soaking in. Laptop, documents, and electronics inside stay dry, even during a sudden downpour on your commute.
• Integrated USB port for charging on the go – The external port connects to a power bank inside, so you can charge your phone or other devices without taking off your backpack. Practical on the train, in a café, or while commuting.
• 25 liters volume, 43 × 31 × 16 cm (16.9 × 12.2 × 6.3 in) – Large enough for a laptop, file folder, lunchbox, and a change of clothes, compact enough for crowded subways and tight rows of seats on a train or plane.
• Flap lid with additional front zipper – The main compartment opens via the flap lid, the zippered front pocket allows quick access to keys, wallet, or phone without having to lift the entire lid.
• Multiple internal compartments with laptop sleeve – The padded laptop compartment is close to the back and protects your laptop, separate zippered pockets keep cables, chargers, and small items separate from the main compartment.
• Clean, minimalist design – The plain black surface without large brand logos suits office wear, university, and leisure equally well. Looks just as appropriate in a conference room as in a café.
• Lightweight despite volume – The choice of material keeps the empty weight low, so the burden when carrying comes primarily from the contents, not the backpack itself.
• Reinforced seams for daily use – The reinforced seams withstand daily packing and setting down, instead of fraying at stress points after weeks.

Who it's made for

For commuters who travel daily with laptops and documents and are looking for a backpack that won't get soaked in the rain. For students who move between lectures, the library, and a café and want to recharge their smartphone battery on the go. For weekend travelers who use a compact backpack as a carry-on alternative. For professionals who want to appear unobtrusive in both the conference room and the subway. For people who want to replace their old, worn-out fabric backpack with a water-repellent model. And for anyone who wants to carry their laptop, power bank, and quick-access items in an organized way.

Pack, connect USB, carry

Place your laptop in the padded back compartment, your power bank in the designated internal compartment, and connect the internal USB cable to the power bank – then you can directly plug your phone into the external port without opening the backpack. The power bank is not included and must be inserted separately. Place keys, wallet, and phone in the front zippered pocket for quick access. Close the side buckle fasteners and the flap lid. Adjust the shoulder straps so that the backpack sits snugly against your back and the weight rests on your shoulders. If fully packed, use the chest or hip strap, if available. For cleaning, wipe the exterior material with a damp cloth and mild soapy water; do not machine wash to preserve the water-repellent coating. In heavy continuous rain, the material protects against splashes and short rain, but may allow moisture through the zippers during prolonged submersion or very heavy rain – additionally transport electronic devices in a waterproof case. Allow the backpack to dry completely after prolonged wet use before storing it again.

For everyone who wants to keep their laptop dry and their phone charged – on their commute, in the lecture hall, and on weekends.