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When you're going through airport security--kicking off shoes, removing a belt, and holding your ticket in your teeth--wrestling a laptop from its case can be the last straw. We inspected several cases designed to go through security with the laptop still inside, looking for protective padding, secure straps, space to store accessories, ease of handling, and checkpoint friendliness. All serve their purpose; your choice will depend on your needs and budget.
Aerovation Checkpoint-Friendly $130 (aerovation.com)
For laptops up to 15.4 inches (larger version fits those up to 17 inches). Separate laptop-only and accessory sections are joined at top by D-rings and handles, secured by Velcro. Lay bag flat for security check, pick up handle, and sections fall together. Fasten latches, or Velcro can separate, splitting bag in two.
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BuiltNY Sleeve $40 (builtny.com)
For laptops up to 15 inches (other versions fit bigger and smaller sizes). Wet-suit-grade neoprene stretches over laptop and gives it extra padding if you place it inside a separate carry-on. Sleek, hourglass-shaped ...