Great! It sits really comfortably over the shoulder with the supplied strap when you’re out and about. The zips are large and free moving, and it’s really easy to set the bag up as a laptop stand. The laptop simply slips into a fold in the bag, still leaving the USB and power ports easily accessible. You adjust the Velcro closing strap to change the height of the bag whilst it’s in use as a stand. It could have gone a little higher to bring the top of my screen up to eye height, but that’s generally a problem with the laptop I use, a Dell XPS 15, which doesn’t open out as fully as most laptops do.

The bag has metal bars internally that make it work as a laptop stand, and these also provide some protection for your laptop in case you drop the bag or it gets buffeted somehow.

The leather seems really nice. I don’t know much about leather but I did feel smart and well-dressed while carrying the bag. It’s so much smarter than a cheap plastic bag or a backpack, and I felt I’d look ‘en-vogue’ on a city street for a change!

There’s room for a compact keyboard and a mouse (you *are* using a separate keyboard and mouse, aren’t you, don’t make me get all frowny at you!). However I struggled to fit a large upright mouse in the bag, you’d be better with a standard ‘horizontal’ style mouse. There’s plenty of room though for cables, power supplies, ‘dongles’ ‘widgets’ and anything else you need to keep working effectively.