Laptop bags

Discover our range of Laptop bags

Your laptop travels more than you think, from the train table to the sofa arm to the meeting room. A good laptop bag keeps it safe, organises chargers and notebooks, and looks the part with workwear or weekend gear. Think of it as insurance you actually use every day.

Start with fit. Measure your device's screen size and body dimensions, then choose a sleeve, messenger, brief, or backpack that lists internal measurements, not just the headline 15.6 inch��_. Look for a suspended or padded compartment that keeps the laptop off the base of the bag, helpful if you set it down a little firmly.

Who it suits: commuters who need hands free carrying will appreciate a backpack with a sternum strap, cyclists might prefer a cross-body messenger for quick access, and office-to-gym types often pick a brief with a separate shoe pouch. Materials vary, from soft weaves that hide scuffs to coated fabrics that shrug off showers, and many bags add luggage pass-throughs for smooth airport dashes.

Setup tip: pack heavy items close to your back for comfort, route the charging cable into a small accessories pocket so it cannot scratch the laptop shell, and keep a spare USB-C lead in the bag at all times. For sizes, finishes, and styles, check Currys, where availability and pricing vary by model and region.

How do I choose the right size?

Match the laptop's width, depth, and thickness to the bag's internal compartment, not only the stated screen size. A little clearance helps, but too much allows the device to slide.

Are backpacks safer than shoulder bags?

Backpacks distribute weight better and reduce strain, while fixed shoulder bags can be faster to access. Either is fine if the laptop section is well padded and closes securely.

Is water resistant��_ enough for UK weather?

For routine showers, yes. If you walk long distances in heavy rain, add a rain cover or choose a bag with a coated outer and water-guarded zips.

What else should a good laptop bag include?

Look for a dedicated charger pocket, a soft pouch for glasses or earbuds, and an internal key leash. A luggage sleeve is handy if you travel with a cabin case.