HP Renew Business Laptop Bag 17.3" Case
HP Renew Business Laptop Bag 17.3" Case
The HP Renew Business laptop bag is designed to carry laptops up to 17.3". It protects your device while being made from 100% ocean-bound recycled plastic. To keep your bank cards and IDs safe, it features an RFID-blocking pocket. When travelling, you will appreciate the detachable shoulder strap, carry handles, and trolley strap that easily attaches the bag to your suitcase handle.
Key features of the HP Renew Business 17.3" laptop bag
- Fits laptops up to 17.3"
- Made from polyester derived from 100% ocean-bound recycled plastic
- RFID-blocking pocket protects bank cards against theft
- Dedicated pocket for tracking devices
- Main compartment with lockable zip
- Internal and external pockets with organiser
- Shoulder strap
- Trolley strap attaches easily to suitcase handles
- Cable pass-through
- External dimensions 45×33.5×5cm, internal dimensions 31.5×42.5×4cm (H×W×D)
- Weight 0.59kg
Security and organisation on the go
The HP Renew Business laptop bag keeps your belongings secure. The main laptop compartment closes with a lockable zip to deter unauthorised access. To protect sensitive data on your bank cards or IDs, a special RFID-blocking pocket prevents unwanted wireless scanning. Inside, you will also find a dedicated pocket for a tracking device so you can always monitor your bag's location. The internal organiser and external pockets make it easy to keep all your accessories neatly arranged.
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