Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great Xbox Bag
Comment: I read the reviews first, and I was not let down, this bag (in my opinion is great for Xbox 360, the internal compartments are large enough to hold your complete system plus 6 (yes 6) games.
I think that the seperate quilted protective bag for the console is also a good idea, giving that extra protection from knocks etc.
Downside - Your advertising that your carrying an expensive games console, so dont walk too far by yourself!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Back Pack
Comment: I have just got my P21 Back Pack home and am soooo chuffed with it and I love the range so much I've got a Slig Bag too. The good thing about the Back Pack is that it holds so much kit and if you want to use it without the console it's got a removable sleeve so you can keep the console safe and protected at home. I use the bag for day to day use and when I want to take my console to my mates I just put the sleeve back in. As for the strength, it seems to me that this is made of the very best material and let's just see but I bet it outlasts millions of other bags on the market.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Holds your kit, but for how long?
Comment: I wanted a bag for if I was visiting friends with my 360, or moving it around, and this was the biggest of the lot. I've already tested it's capacity, and I can fit in the console, cables (along with the huge powerbrick), hard drive, headset, 4 controllers, media remote and six games, complete with their boxes, so it certainly does it's job.But for how long? I was expecting the build quality to be a little better - sure, they've gone for fabrics that are silver/grey vinyl, but it doesn't quite match the colour scheme of the 360 itself - it just does a good job of shouting out to other people that you're carrying around £300 of rare hardware! Inside, the removable padded sleeve is a very snug fit around the console, but it just seems to be a bit of a gimmick - why would you need a removable sleeve for the console itself? The remaining compartments inside are made from very thin, flimsy material - the top one contains sections for pens, which makes me wonder if the original design was destined to be a next gen console carrier?
Contrary to Amazon's description, the manufacturer of all of the officially licensed bags is Planet 21, and the backpack contains no internal light - just as well, otherwise I'd be questioning the reasoning behind this too!
If you want officially licensed kit, then this bag will certainly hold plenty of stuff relating to your 360. However, at this price point you can buy better quality backpacks with the compartments and capacity to rival this one, and which offer a less conspicuous design.
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