LOVEVOOK Travel Cabin Backpack for Women (50L) – Extra Large 18 inch Laptop & Waterproof Carry-On

This LOVEVOOK cabin backpack is aimed at people who want one bag to cover more than just a weekend—think hospital visits, maternity days out, or a slightly longer overnight where you still need it to behave like proper hand luggage. On paper, it ticks several practical boxes: a protected laptop zone (up to 18 inch), separate storage options for smaller items, and a main compartment that opens wide for easier packing.

The essentials

The headline feature here is the padded laptop compartment, designed to take a laptop up to 18 inches, plus an iPad space described as fitting a 12.9 inch iPad. The padding is there to help cushion the device if it’s accidentally dropped, and the laptop compartment can open 180°, which is useful when you’re moving through security checks.

You also get multiple storage sections that are meant to keep things organised rather than all mixed together. The bag includes three separate packing cubes/bags (for things like cosmetics, toiletries, underwear and even shoes), and the main compartment is described as opening 180° too—again, that wide access matters when you’re trying to find items quickly without unpacking everything.

One extra detail worth noting: there’s a “wet compartment” in the main section, positioned for damp towels or similar items. That can be handy for maternity hospital bags, swimwear/after-gym bits, or any trip where moisture isn’t avoidable.

What stands out in day-to-day use

There’s a lot here that feels built around carrying comfort. The bag has a top handle and side handle that are padded, plus padded shoulder straps and a padded back panel. If you’re moving through stations, parking, and waiting rooms, that cushioning can make a noticeable difference compared with simpler cabin bags.

Transport flexibility is also covered. There’s a luggage strap on the back so you can attach it to a suitcase handle—useful if you’re already rolling luggage for part of the journey. And the overall size is positioned as cabin/hand luggage, the stated dimensions are 35 x 21 x 50 cm (length x width x height).

Key takeaways (and a couple of limits)

This bag’s design leans practical rather than minimal. The wide-opening compartments and organisational cubes are the kind of features that tend to make packing faster and unpacking less of a faff.

Still, it’s not a guarantee that it’ll suit every airline routine. The description explicitly says to check your airline’s exact carry-on size restrictions before flying. Different airlines can be strict, and even when a bag “fits most requirements”, it can still be worth confirming before you turn up at the airport.

Also, the waterproof claim is framed as protection against light drizzle rather than heavy rain. If you’re expecting proper downpours, you may want to plan for extra protection (like a rain cover) just in case.

Tech specs

• Laptop compartment: padded, for laptops up to 18 inch
• iPad compartment: for a 12.9 inch iPad
• Laptop compartment opening: 180°
• Main compartment opening: 180°
• Wet compartment: for damp towels in the main compartment
• Packing organisation: includes 3 storage bags for items such as cosmetics, toiletries, underwear and shoes
• Carry options: padded top and side handle, padded shoulder straps, padded back, luggage strap on the back
• Waterproofing: material is described as durable and able to protect against light drizzle
• Size: 35 x 21 x 50 cm (length x width x height)

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

It makes sense if you want a single extra-large cabin backpack that can protect an 18 inch laptop, carry everyday essentials neatly, and still open wide enough to be practical during travel and security checks. The wet compartment and inclusion of packing cubes also suit people preparing “grab-and-go” kits—maternity hospital bags in particular, or anyone who needs to separate items quickly.

It might not be the best match if you prefer a smaller, simpler bag with fewer compartments. The size and 50L positioning suggest it’s not aimed at ultra-light packing, and if you mostly travel with minimal carry-on items, you could end up paying for storage capacity you won’t use.

Final verdict

Should you buy it? If you’re planning trips where you need a proper laptop-ready cabin bag (with a compartment that opens 180° for security) and you like the idea of separate storage for toiletries, underwear and other small essentials, this LOVEVOOK cabin backpack is a sensible, practical choice.

You may want to avoid it if your airline is unusually strict on exact carry-on dimensions or if you’re expecting heavy rain rather than light drizzle. In short: it’s a strong “one bag for more than a weekend” concept, but do double-check your flight’s size rules before you rely on it.

Mini FAQ

Is the laptop compartment suitable for an 18 inch laptop?

The padded compartment is described as adapting to a laptop up to 18 inches.

Can the bag be checked at security more easily?

The laptop compartment can open 180°, which is intended to make security checks easier.

Does it include separate storage for small items?

Yes—there are three storage bags/cubes described for items like cosmetics, toiletries, underwear and shoes.

Is it fully waterproof?

It’s described as able to protect against light drizzle. If you need protection for heavier rain, it may not be enough on its own.

What size is the backpack?

The stated dimensions are 35 x 21 x 50 cm (length x width x height). Check your airline’s exact hand luggage rules before travelling.