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The Surface Book fits very well inside (material is slightly stretchy)
I would guess that the MBP 16 would fit. My DPS (which I am very happy with from a quality perspective) holds an HP 15 (i.e. 15.6" diagonal), but has spare capacity, i.e. is slightly larger than the Notebook. O.4" extra on the diagonal means very little extra on the length and width and the MBP 16 is likely to be slimmer than the HP 15. Pythagoras will help with your calculations.
will certainly go in, it is designed for 13.3".
It is indeed a bag for max. 13.3''. This has been confirmed to us by various suppliers.
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There is lot of mismatch between the size given by the product manufacturer and your tablet. You should go to Computer Accessory shop, try the case directly there and you buy. Otherwise you will never fully satisfied... Computer cases are like trying a pair of shoes on your feet.
Good luck!
SIze 14.10" is perfect
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3 months ago
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The notebook bag is compatible with notebooks with a screen diagonal of up to 13.30 inches. The HP ProBook x360 435 G10 has a screen diagonal of 13.3 inches (33.8 cm), so the notebook fits in the bag. The bag is universally suitable for devices of this size. The bag is therefore compatible with the HP ProBook x360 435 G10.
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Hi, I'm using the case for an HP Elitebook 830, 13.3 screen, dimensions 30.76 x 20.45 x 1.79 cm, the case has 1 cm to spare in length and 2cm in width. The macbook is 30.4 x 21.5cm, so no problem.
My laptop has the dimensions 323x226x16 - it fits well. T?480s is a few mm larger in all dimensions, should fit just fine.
Thank you for your feedback. According to the manufacturer's information https://www.dicota.com/en/perfect-skin-13-13-3.html, this case was designed for notebooks with a display size between 13 and 13.3". But it is quite possible that it is also suitable for other products, such as the MacBook mentioned.
The internal dimensions are 340 x 250 x 35 mm, but since the Aspire 5 in the 14" variant is smaller than the aforementioned dimensions, this should not be a problem.
The Item 13387674 will be a better fit for that 14" MacBook Pro.
Hello SathusanS
We bought the case in 2018 for a Lenovo Think Pad. It fit in, along with the cable and mouse. Unfortunately, I can't answer whether your HP will fit inside.
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I have an older Surface model with Type Cover and Pen and it fits in there just fine.
The Surface devices seem to have kept the exact same dimensions over the last few years, so this should also fit well for the Surface Pro 7.
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You will find the answer to your question on the respective product pages:
Product description cover:
Inner dimensions
315 x 30 x 215 mm
Product description Surface Pro 7:
Height
0.85 cm
Length
20.07 cm
Width
29.21 cm
(-> 292.1 x 8.5 x 200.7 mm)
This means that the Surface fits in there.
What size do you have, this laptop comes in two sizes, 15,6" and 17,3".
If you have the 15,6" version, it should fit in this protective case.
Yes, it's perfect for the 16" macbook pro
The purchase was made a while ago, but the Surface Laptop fits in. Please check with Digitec. Good luck!
I use it for an HP EliteBook 840 G5 notebook with the dimensions: 23.4 x 32.6 x 1.8 - it just fits in.
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Yes, this should fit exactly.
Inner dimensions 390 x 275 x 45 mm
I don't think so. But try it out otherwise. Return policy: https://www.digitec.ch/de/Wiki/560
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That should actually fit. :)
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Unfortunately not, I compared the internal dimensions of my bag with those given by Digitec and they seem to be pretty accurate:
340 x 250 x 35 mm, so unfortunately your laptop wouldn't fit.
The Surface Pro is 12" (inches) and the bag is only 11.60" (inches).
You can probably get the Surface in with a bit of force,
but I would recommend a slightly larger case.
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