5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect travel bag

2026-01-30    -Kimberly A.

I thought this for a cruise and it was the perfect carryon bag. Lots of room for everything you might need the night before, we used it for excursions and it fit 4 cruise towels in it, along with our change of clothes and snorkel gear.

4.0 out of 5 stars Lots of handy compartments

2025-12-30    -C.H.

I got 3 of these - one for each teen and myself. They like the padded compartments for laptop, iPad and the ease of getting to them. I like the differenet compartments for separating items well I travel so I am not digging through a large cavity for small items. We have all used them for a weekend trip with an additional bag and they held up well so far. I do wish the main compartment was larger so that an additional bag was not needed. However, it is fantastic as a carry on because you can bring your valuables, change of clothes, jacket, book and electronics so that if your luggage got lost, you would be able to survive for 2 days. Or if you had another carry on you could put it in the overhead and this fits at your feet to keep everything you need for your flight/train/bus ride close and handy.We did not test water resistance but certainly dirt soiling them was not an issue. I will say that the 2 horribly cheap plastic zippered containers that come with it are awful and none of us used them. Plus they had an order - but the bags themselves did not. All in all, good for the price.

Highly recommended if you are looking for a backpack that fits personal item measures

2026-01-16    -Ale

Perfect size as a personal item. Good quality and the space is well distributed

Does not meet canadian airline dimensions

2026-01-13    -Tony

Does not fit into canadian airlines standards.Buyers beware; this will not fit into WestJet or Air Canada’s dimensions

5.0 out of 5 stars My Favorite Travel Bag

2026-01-06    -Sarah

I love this bag! I’ve taken it everywhere! Domestic and internationally. I’m a 5’10”, wear L-XL clothing in men’s and I’m able to pack a weeks worth of clothing when folded and organized well. I like the style of the bag. The bag itself is pretty lightweight. Any lighter and I don’t think the quality would hold up, but thankfully this bag doesn’t have that issue and is pretty durable. The straps are comfortable. They’re padded and wide which is nice for when I pack heavy. There is a charging port that’s convenient for when my bag is under a seat or I’m mobile. I really like the amount of pockets to store accessories and tech. And the best part is that there is a waterproof wet pocket to store wet clothing or swimsuits! Comes in very handy when traveling to destinations with water.

5.0 out of 5 stars Pretty much maximum size for personal item bag.

2026-01-12    -M Sumner

I bought five different travel backpacks in this price range and narrowed it to the Homiee travel backpack and this Beraliy. Both are really nice for the price. The Homie was my top choice except it is just a bit smaller in width and length, but thicker when expanded. I really loved the waterproof coating on the Homiee and the mesh divider that means no need for cubes. If my trip was a few less days (weekender), I would have chosen that bag for sure. However, I needed maximum personal item size to get all my week's clothing in. And, the Beraliy bag was a close second choice anyway. So, I went with that one. I managed to get it all in along with an extra pair of crushable type (HeyDude) shoes. It is a tight fit. But, I am still at under the 17lb weight and size limits for ITA Airways carry on, and under for most domestic Personal Item limits. I also have a small handbag that I carry my camera and other electronics in to keep this bag under the needed weight limit But, I could probably fit the electronics in this bag as well if I left out a few accessories.This Beraliy backpack is a big change from my normal wheeled carry on bag. Of the 4 bags I tried along with the Homiee, the Beraliy was the nicest overall with most of the features that I wanted. The material is lightweight and well padded. And, the straps and comfortable. A plus over the Homiee bag is that the straps have a pocket to conceal them when not needed. The main compartment is very roomy for the small dimension. And, a nice feature is that the expandable section of the backpack is zipped like a compression cube, and can be used in much the same way if you don't overstuff the bag. There is a padded compartment for a laptop, and another section for electronics or notepads...etc. There is also a full length, wet compartment to isolate any damp items. But, my main reason for going with this pack is the overall capacity vs. what qualifies as a personal item. If you pack it full and stuff it under the seat in front of you, there won't be any room for your feet. But, it should manage to fit. I have a wheeled bag that also qualifies in this size, but loses a lot of packing room for the trolley mechanism. Looks to be a good bag. We'll see how it holds up.

5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect for travel! ✈️

2026-02-21    -💫 Jesika’s Modern Muse Finds

Great backpack! Perfect size for airplane travel — it fits easily in the overhead compartment or under the seat. Lots of space and pockets to keep everything organized. Waterproof, easy or cleaning and yes 👏 it has a charging port 🫶 The material feels durable and the design is super cute. Highly recommend for travel! 🎒💖

Need waist strap

2026-02-19    -elsynda

Wish it had a waist strap

Recommend as carryon or personal item

2025-12-29    -Oneil

Love this back pack. So much space. Packed 4 day trip for myself in it with no problem

5.0 out of 5 stars Pretty much maximum size for personal item bag.

2026-02-27    -M Sumner

I bought five different travel backpacks in this price range and narrowed it to the Homiee travel backpack and this Beraliy. Both are really nice for the price. The Homie was my top choice except it is just a bit smaller in width and length, but thicker when expanded. I really loved the waterproof coating on the Homiee and the mesh divider that means no need for cubes. If my trip was a few less days (weekender), I would have chosen that bag for sure. However, I needed maximum personal item size to get all my week's clothing in. And, the Beraliy bag was a close second choice anyway. So, I went with that one. I managed to get it all in along with an extra pair of crushable type (HeyDude) shoes. It is a tight fit. But, I am still at under the 17lb weight and size limits for ITA Airways carry on, and under for most domestic Personal Item limits. I also have a small handbag that I carry my camera and other electronics in to keep this bag under the needed weight limit But, I could probably fit the electronics in this bag as well if I left out a few accessories.This Beraliy backpack is a big change from my normal wheeled carry on bag. Of the 4 bags I tried along with the Homiee, the Beraliy was the nicest overall with most of the features that I wanted. The material is lightweight and well padded. And, the straps and comfortable. A plus over the Homiee bag is that the straps have a pocket to conceal them when not needed. The main compartment is very roomy for the small dimension. And, a nice feature is that the expandable section of the backpack is zipped like a compression cube, and can be used in much the same way if you don't overstuff the bag. There is a padded compartment for a laptop, and another section for electronics or notepads...etc. There is also a full length, wet compartment to isolate any damp items. But, my main reason for going with this pack is the overall capacity vs. what qualifies as a personal item. If you pack it full and stuff it under the seat in front of you, there won't be any room for your feet. But, it should manage to fit. I have a wheeled bag that also qualifies in this size, but loses a lot of packing room for the trolley mechanism. Looks to be a good bag. We'll see how it holds up.