Hello everyone,
I was randomly looking at laptop backpacks and the Alienware Vindicator looks good. Does anyone own this backpack? I tried to look up for some reviews about it, unfortunately there isn't lots of videos for them, so I am looking for your opinions. How is the quality and construction of the backpack itself? Is it water-resistant, or possibly water-proof? How is the comfort on the backpack? Do you have a problem fitting your thick, gaming laptops? How would you rate this backpack overall, in a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, 10 being the highest. What do you have to say about this backpack? Thank you.
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It will definetly fit anything.. I've not used it but I've read that most people using it like it.. I have a Asus ROG Bagpack which came with my G73JH and its pretty good and fits my 17x just abouts.. I've been using it for 4 years and really have no complaints....
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I have the Vindicator for the M18x-R2. Also have the older Orion backpack as well. I would rate the Orion at 9/10 and Vindicator at 7/10. Looks wise it wasn't as nice and I feel they cheapened out on materials a bit.
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It's all from a users perspective anyway lol. I felt the Vindicator could've used some sturdier material.
Though, I do hear people getting cheaper versions on the Orion back in the day so maybe those were the "knockoffs" possibly. -
How do you compare the Orion and the Vindicator in terms of construction and quality? And, did you buy it from the right source? Just asking lol.
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I´ve just ordered an AW Vindicator 18 and just waiting for delivery in a few days.
I can return with first impressions as soon as it arrives. -
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Nice pictures you got there. Looking forward for your comments later. By the way, do you think the bag is water-resistant?
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Some notes and comments, take note that I have not used it enough to make a proper review.
It´s big, as seen on the pictures it make the AW18 look small.
It has a lot of compartments and smart pockets and it will suite me well for my AW18, I can actually if I wanted to fit my GF´s laptop and my Surface pro 2 on top of my AW18 without to much hassle.
So for my use I find it will fill its purpose with ease.
The first quality impression is good, although I would have preferred some other design choices if I could.
1. the front looks like it would be of hard plastic, looks protective but it is not at all as hard and sturdy as I would have imagined or wanted.
2. I´m used to carry an Lenovo/IBM ThinkPad backpack in work for my work computer, the sturdiness and computer compartment protection on that is superb, I can throw it on conveyor belts in airports and toss it in the car without care and I still feel confident that the computer will be protected.
I do not get exactly that feeling from this backpack, I´m confident that it will protect my AW18 good enough for my use but I would not have minded if it was just a little more padding in the bottom of the computer compartment and maybe even on the sides.
now I would not threat my AW18 like I treat my x220 but still with a bag that is made for carrying one of the most powerful computers on the market I would not have any issue with it being a bit more padded.
I will use it alittle and will return with new comments if I have some new things to add, I´m still happy I got it just because it fits the look and of my AW18 perfect, it would feel wrong in carrying it in anything else then a AW backpack
-Comment on water resistance, sure some what water resistant if feels to be like I guess most backpacks are, water proof it is most likely not. -
Thanks Cequence. Looks like the backpack is pretty huge as you described. Do you think, in your personal opinion, is the backpack too big for you? I mean, it's not too "oversized" for a regular sized adult, right?
Is there anything you don't like about the backback? Any discomforts, etc.?
I guess backpacks aren't that water-resistant after all. Just got to be careful in the rain, I guess. -
I would not personally wish for it to be smaller, it does not bother me.
It is noting I´m going hiking with or so, I will use it to get from point A to Point B with the laptop protected from scratches and transportation damages.
And the fact I can load it up with the rest I want to bring is just a bonus.
Since I just got it I can´t say anything about quality as a total because that only show itself after regular use daily tbh.
there is nothing that I really dislike so far, sure I hade a little fault in one of the small zippers, a manufacturing glitch but it´s nothing that will bother me (it was for the water bottle holder zipper)
And as I said in a previous post I would have wished for some other design/material choices, but then again I have not found a better choice of backpack that both fits the AW18 and also follow the aesthetics as well as this one. -
Thanks again Cequence. One more question I have to ask.
Does your back feel sweaty from the backpack itself (during the hot days)? -
I had +9C this morning and if lucky it will be +17-20C max in the afternoon.
So sadly I can´t give a good answer to that question. -
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I´m one of that dying breed that thinks Plasma is the best choice for movie watching on a TV.
I dread the day it breaks and I need to get a new TV (Lets hope OLED is affordable then, only real upgrade in my book) -
Sorry for bringing back such an old topic, but I just want to ask a question. Does it have space to put your water bottles on the side of the backpack? On the alienware's website, the galleries of the backpack said it has space for a water bottle. However, when I look at youtube reviews, they all said it doesn't have space for a water bottle or such.
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Anyone here own the Alienware Vindicator backpack?
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