Product ReviewsEverki EKP120 Titan Checkpoint Laptop Backpack Fits Notebooks Up to 18.4IN
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 Rating: Review Date: 03/16/14  |
Cons: -Some stitching on the shoulder straps has stared to go after a year and a half-Can weigh a lot when you fill with lots of crap
Pros: -Durable-Flexible-Can carry a lot of crap-Great for school-You can knock someone out when fully packed |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/19/13 |
Cons: None
Pros: Solid backpack. a lot of space and small pouch to put your stuff in. Comment:
Love this backpack for my dell XPS17 and my IPAD. it has a bonus Rain cover that is really useful. I suggest this backpack for anyone that need a new backpack and dont know what to choose. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/06/13 |
Cons: No hip clip.
Pros: There is so much space. Comment:
Overall, this is the nicest back pack I've ever owned. I can put my hole life in this bag, literally. I used to go at school each day and I bring my laptop in it which is big, the ROG 75VW 17.3". This laptop fits like a penny in this bag. That said, the hole bag becomes very heavy once everything I own is inside and I'd love to get an hip clip on the lower part of the bag. 5 stars, it is an amazing product. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/05/13 |
Cons: Fast check does not work at any airport security.
Pros: Nicely made, lots of pockets Comment:
I have tried through USA security, Canadian, London, Vienna. All still require you to remove the laptop. This has actually caused me to have extra security checks and took longer going through as then they wanted to do a full search of the backpack. Still like the quality so far, and the comfort so far. But feel as if its false advertising. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/22/13 |
Cons: - May actualy be too large for some people- The mesh material on the straps, inner surface can be hard on clothing
Pros: - Freakin huge. Holds pretty much anything that you can get on your back- Robust construction, heavy zippers, stitching.- Plenty of compartments, storage options Comment:
I call this thing "The bag of holding" It's positively huge. I purchased it to replace my long serving MEC Darwin 2 backpack (also quite a nice unit) So far, I'm impressed. The construction is quite good. Not military spec good. But more than adequate for the price. The zipper teeth are really big, and the pulls are made of metal, not plastic. I also noticed that the zippers of the main compartments aren't stitched in super tight. There's a little bit of extra clearance there. So you can actually fill the compartments without putting strain on the teeth themselves. I was also pleasantly surprised to see the MEC logo on the inside. As far as volume is concerned. Let's see... Right now I have a 17 inch notebook, the power adapter, an external HDD, wireless mouse, two textbooks, some stationary supplies, two towels, my workout clothes...and my old backpack...stuffed into this thing. I think that's about as full as I'd like to have it. But,there's still a bit of room left. I'm impressed. My only gripe is with the "breathable mesh" material that seems to be on every other backpack theses days. Although it is breathable, it's also a very hard, fine material that will literally rasp your clothes to bits if you're not careful. However, this can be avoided with some creative tailoring.Overall, I'm quite satisfied with my purchase. Some may complain about the price. But you'll get what you pay for. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/21/13 |
Cons: As much as i like the airport laptop check in feature, IT JUST WONT WORK IN CANADA not sure about other place, Security will still ask you to take it out of the bag. Which is kind of lame(not the bag, but secruity).
Pros: Nice bag, fits my Y580 perfectly( maybe slightly bigger), but got the bag during discount so nothing to complain. Comment:
Nice bag, fits my Y580 perfectly( maybe slightly bigger), but got the bag during discount so nothing to complain.As much as i like the airport laptop check in feature, IT JUST WONT WORK IN CANADA not sure about other place, Security will still ask you to take it out of the bag. Which is kind of lame(not the bag, but secruity). |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/24/12 |
Cons: Can't think of any...except for the price. Have to wait and see how long it will last.
Pros: Size, large zippers and etal zipper pulls,accessories pouch, Limited Lifetime Warranty, water-Rresistant weather cover spacious, well-organized compartments, nice all black and orange inside to see better, durablity, storage, design, weight distribution. Comment:
It fits snuggly my Asus G75VW. I complained about the price even thou I got it on sale for $99. My boyfriend want one too now after he seen it. Have to wait for it to go on sale again. I hope so soon, so I can get it for Christmas. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/14/12 |
Cons: Maybe too big
Pros: It's bigDurableLots and lots of pockets Comment:
When I got this backpack I didn't realize it was going to be so huge in person. Not saying it's a bad thing since I'll have more room to put my stuff. The build quality is great and there's the fur lining inside some pockets for your electronics. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/07/12 |
Cons: Nothing really
Pros: LOTS of space Durable Comment:
Not much to say about this bag other than it is quite a nice bag for it's price. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/21/12 |
Cons: Severe lack of padding at bottom of notebook storageLack of tough plastic to protect bottom of bagHorrible media player pouch locationUseless neoprene pouch on backSide to hold water bottle too smallChest strap way too small, not detachable
Pros: Excellent build qualityStylish looksLots of storageHolds Asus G75VW (and other large notebooks)Comfortable to wear Comment:
The Everki Titan has excellent build quality, is very stylish, has a ton of storage, and is very comfortable to wear. But it also has some major flaws in it's design.The padding at the bottom of the laptop storage is insufficient. In fact, it shifts a bit leaving no padding at all. This is the biggest flaw and that area needs to be at least three times as thick with padding that will not shift.The bottom of the backpack uses the same material as the rest of the backpack. For those who live in areas where it rains and snows, or just for general toughness, the bottom should have thick protective plastic to raise it off the ground and protect the bottom of the bag.The media player pocket is in a horrible place, it would be easy for someone to steal it from your back and doesn't allow you access to it. The best location would be to have a pouch that could hold an iPhone sized device on the left strap. This would allow easy access along with preventing theft.The neoprene pouch on the back is nearly completely useless. You would not want to store anything in there as it could easily be taken or fall out. The material is also very thin and subject to damage. Either a zipper pouch or no pouch at all would be a better design.The side pouch with the water bottle strap should be larger and rounder, thus allowing the holding of a water bottle better. Current design does not hold water bottles very well.The strap to go across the chest is far too short. As a large guy (6'3", 300 lbs) it does do up, but if I was to be wearing a winter coat, it would not be able to be done up. It should be removable on both sides, for those that want to chest strap, and be much longer, probably twice the length it currently is, to allow it to be done up while wearing a bulky coat or for larger people.Love the quality, design, and look of the bag, but it could have been so much better, especially for the price range it is in. Hoping to see good changes in the future on Everki products. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/18/12 |
Cons: Wish it was a little bit bigger...
Pros: Pretty big. High quality. Thick teethed zippers. Comes with rain protection cover. Liimited lifetime warranty. Comment:
Bought this and returned it. Its a great bag, I just needed something bigger since Im a full time student. Im not saying its small, its one of the biggest backpacks Ive seen. But Im still looking for something bigger.. I can tell you its a great buy when on sale. You can tell its high quality just by examining its parts. Rain cover included is a bonus. I recomend it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/08/12 |
Cons: A few too many pockets. Some pockets are almost unusable due to their size and shape.
Pros: Build quality Comment:
The first thing I noticed was the sheer amount of space this backpack provides. The second the build quality. The pocket for the laptop is fleece lined but there's also a second area in the middle for other stuff (tablet?). I'm rough on my backpacks and so far not a single sign of wear. Protects the contents very well too! |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/25/12 |
Cons: - The backpack is a little heavy by itself, but not too much.- With a Asus G74SX and all the accessories, it will be quite heavy for your back (but it's not Everki's fault)- Very expensive
Pros: - Excellent quality- Very stylish- A lot of pocket and place- Nice synthetic fur for laptop and tablet- Include a small case for cables/accessories/etc. (very useful for mouse, mouse pad, ethernet cable, power adapter cable, USB flash drive, etc.)- Include a weather bag- A lot of features- Comfortable Comment:
In overall, this backpack is soo amazing!!! I definitely suggest this backpack for every person who travel a lot, to bring a heavy laptop, for studies, for work, etc. (except console game like PS3 or XBOX 360, I suggest more the Everki Beacon for that). I do walk with this bag almost every day for approximately 30 minutes per day, with my Asus G74SX, and I feel this bag comfortable, but heavy on the same time, so be careful about the available space versus the weight for your back. I recommended it! |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/18/12 |
Cons: Price & Quality
Pros: Design & Quality Comment:
I have had this backpack for a week, carrying my Asus G74SX. I would not want a smaller bag for my G74, they wouldn't fit it for sure! I definitely understand the comments about the G74 not fitting in the Everki Beacon. The Titan fits the G74SX like a glove.However, the NCIX price is preposterous ($179.99 at the time of writting). For that price both NCIX and Everki need to have a look at the pack manufacturers like Mystery Ranch or Eberlestock. They are military suppliers and the quality of their packs puts the Everki Titan to shame. It is true that they are different markets, but once you exceed $100 for a backpack it becomes reasonable to have VERY high expectations.The quality of the Everki Titan is high, but it does not compare to the military market with which it competes at that price point. I am happy with this pack solely because I was able to pricematch a very significant reduction in price. I would not recommend this pack at the list price. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/30/12 |
Cons: Overpriced quite a bit on this site (make sure you pricematch)
Pros: Can fit the Asus G74SX comfortably, tons of rooms for adapters, weather bag to go around backpack in bad weather Comment:
If you have the Asus G74SX (or any of the 17" ROG laptops) this is the only Everki that'll fit it properly. Even empty its got quite a bit of weight to it but thats expected from a quality build. Tons of room (almost too many compartments) for all your cables, etc. etc. and really, this should be able to fit almost anything you would want to bring along with your laptop. For reference, mine carries the G74SX, Power adapter, 25' HDMI cable, 20' Ethernet cable, Logitech LS11 speakers, mouse, mousepad, various cables/interconnects, mousepad, documents, tools/screwdrivers, OS dvd/driver dvd plus some blank DVDs, USB soundcard plus even more things which don't come to mind. |
I've had this backpack since I started college two years ago. I have a M17x R4 and it fits in with little room to spare. It's great as there is always room to spare (usually). Enough so that you can stick in half a pizza. I don't have any complaints besides that some of the stitching has started to rip on the shoulder straps. I've weighed it fully packed and it's been able to carry 30-40lbs. no problem. If you have a gaming laptop, this is the backpack for you!