Almost perfect! When I flew on one of Spirit's new airplanes with hard back seats my old Swissgear backpack wouldn't fit, It was also getting long in the tooth being 6 years old at this point. So went down the rabbit hole and found this backpack. Happy I did.First, love the yellow color of this backpack! It's tied with my favorite color (navy blue) and was happy to find a backpack in this color. The layout is GREAT too. Holds so much stuff in it. I didn't realize it from the pictures that there's actually a front side pocket that holds a lot there in addition to the smaller front pocket. Only layout change I'd make was putting a pocket on the other side of the laptop compartment, seems like a waste of space there. Love the hooks on the straps. With my old backpack I had a Caribeener Clip on the front I used to keep a travel day pack on so when I walked it'd be on the back. I was always nervous about it falling off (did once) I was happy to see these hooks on the straps. I put 2 Caribeener Hooks on them, and walking in Philly with the travel bag in the front was so nice. Layout wise, this backpack gets a 4.5/5 rating from me. If they add that pocket, it'd get a 5/5 haha.Now the cons of this backpack. I like how the top 2 zippers have the lock spots on the zipper if you want that. Wished on the 3rd zipper had it too, as I'm sure people would like to secure stuff there also. One thing I did notice was the zippers and straps are def weaker then my old backpack. They're def way easier to open, doesn't feel as secure to my old one. The straps seem easier to come loose too, one did when I was on my flight back home and I went to grab it to put it on getting off. It's possible I loosened it during the flight, so not totally blaming the company there.The next con is quality control with this company. The first backpack I got the USB charging port was completely blocked off by plastic (as shown in one of the pics). Back it went for a replacement. The second one I got the port did work, but was def finicky plugging in the cable to it. There was a sale so back this went and got a third one, and finally this one was perfect. If they improve that, I'd bring up my rating to a 4.5/5 for this backpack. As it stands, still a 4/5.While traveling I put down this backpack kinda hard on hardwood floors. The next time I turned on my MacBook Air M1 (2020) I had a bleeding blob screen defect on my laptop. I don't think that would have happened with my old backpack. Opened it a couple days later, and the blob def changed and is now for the most part gone. But I don't trust the padding in this backpack anymore, so bought a shock absorbent sleeve to travel with using this new backpack.On my return flight home I flew in one of those hard back seats I was talking about earlier. Didn't even realize it at first, so I was super happy to see the new backpack fit no problem (as shown in one of the pics)! My old backpack wouldn't have haha. I'm curious with my new thicker shock absorbent sleeve will work, so I'll report back if it it doesn't.This backpack could easily be a 5/5 rating. If they make the improvements I suggested (stronger zippers, straps, another set of locks on the 3rd zipper, another pocket, more padding it'd get that rating. But because of where it stands now with their QC issues, I stand by my 4/5 rating. Def keeping this backpack for my travels though.