Rockland Revolution Hardside Rolling Computer Case, Black, Carry-On 17-Inch

Love it! I carry 2 laptops, steno machine, cables, cords, and files, and still have room for more. This case is roomy, items inside are protected from elements; I love the rollability, built quality, lightweight; and excellent value for the money!

I'm liking this little laptop roller bag. It's hard shell protects my gear, and I'm not throwing out my back lugging it everywhere. Wheels roll 360° and quite a few peripherals and equipment can come along for the ride. The closure is a zipper, and that's probably the weak point. So far I've given it a pretty rigorous test, and it's held up.

Perfect size, perfect slots for laptop and work papers. The back section is roomy. I was able to carry my travel rollers and lots of other things. A great carry on for someone constantly attached to their laptop while traveling. Love the 360 wheels too!

This Rockland Computer case is very nice and durable. I was surprised at how lightweight it is... but I do suspect it will not last too long. The material is thin and can bend or suffer denting easily. The silver seems to be a spray overcoat so scratches might happen easily as well. I'll use it for now until I am ready to invest in a real aluminum pully, which can range from $400 to $2000 for this unique size. This'll do for now since I am only using it to tote my laptop and roller-skates a few times per week.

I will need to revisit the review after I let it air out and hopefully the chemical/gasoline smell dissipates. I know cheap stuff from overseas all has that chemical smell, but wow. I barely got the box open before getting hit by it. I took a brief look and it went straight to the garage and I had to wash my hands twice (I wonder if the odor in Seinfeld's car was whatever this is).Hopefully this airs out enough to use for an upcoming flight (I have a feeling they might not allow this in an enclosed space, way too much chemical smell) Looks like it should fit an overhead, but it would probably have to lay down on its back, too wide to put on its side.Fingers crossed. I'll update in a week or so if it becomes usable. Otherwise its going back.11/25 Update: it does work well for laptop and office stuff. Fit in the overhead nicely. The only functional issue was since it is a hard case it's difficult to open a little to grab something. You have to open it all the way. But again, hard case.I had to drop down to 1 star though. The smell had dropped slightly after having it sit outside for a few days during the day, but still very noticeable. Unfortunately I forgot to bring it in last night and it got rained on ( it was wide open to air out). So my journey with this bag is over. I was hoping to defeat the chemical smell, but it got the best of me. If you are lucky enough to not get one overly saturated with chemicals then it's definitely and ok bag. This one either sat on the ship too long or just got an extra dose..Good luck!

I had this luggage since 2022, bought it after a shoulder injury and backpacks were not an option for me. I use this bag to travel everywhere. I love the laptop compartment as it feel safe and fits cords and more. It is excellent for 1 day trips or as a personal bag for most major airline carriers. To fit in the upper compartment of plane, place it sideways and then turn the bag up. I bought it in blue and the color remains the same as when purchased as used as carry on only.

Helpful for carrying laptop and accessories to/from work. However, does not allow for much else. Tends to be one-side heavy and topples over. Having four wheels makes the case move easily.

The Rockland, Revolution, despite its marketing as primarily a computer case, has two compartments, one for clothing and another with capacity for a computer up to about 15 inches, computer and phone chargers, a few files and the like. I have used mine for several 1-2 day trips. It will hold a pair of shoes, underwear, a couple of shirts and ties, toilet articles and shaver, slacks and a (very carefully folded) sport or suit jacket. It rolls easily on four standard swivel casters with the usual pullout handle. It easily fits the overhead bins of most aircraft I have flown. The case is heavy plastic, which keeps the weight down. I haven't had it long enough to assess its durability but it seems promising.