text: Bought this puppy for my 13yr old daughter... Yay, dad is cool again for a few minutes.  Due to reviews of other china shipped packs, I inspected it closely; appears well stitched and of durable materials.  Her iPad fits easily, my MacBookAir 13.5&#34; fit easily as well.  School starts next week... Yay<br />UPDATE;  After theThird day of school my daughter was near to tears about her beloved Totoro pack.  The inner lining is separating, the main compartment zipper does not pull closed, (zipper is open on both sides of the pull) and the strap material is so soft that it will not 'lock' on the D rings; any tension and the strap just slides all the way to the end.  The bag is clearly trash.  I am becoming sorely disappointed in Amazon for selling substandard products; perhaps Amazon should instigate some quality controls with their purchasing agents, maybe even read some reviews.  I am finished with buying products from sellers with weirdly abbreviated names and long shipping periods.  My family does not need to be product testers, someone else should be doing this before all the rest of us end up dealing with our children's disappointments.  What does this teach our children, that Amazon.com could care less about the consumer?  That we are just chumps?I hear that there is a new competitor for Amazon called Jet.com.  Let's see how they operate...<br />Another UPDATE:  OK, I ordered another pack... The zipper separated IMMEDIATELY.  I checked main zipper, and when closing it 'bulged' about 3/4&#34; in a spot and at the crown of the bulge 3-4 teeth had separated.  While repacking it separated completely.  I am returning now, before my daughter gets home from school.  Fortunately, we have already purchased another 'not as loved' pack.  Amazon, my daughter is SO over you.  Too bad, as she will be buying 'stuff' for the next 60+ years...