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Reddit mentions of JETech Laptop Sleeve Compatible for 13.3-Inch Notebook Tablet iPad Tab, Compatible with 13" MacBook Pro and MacBook Air,Waterproof Shock Resistant Bag Case with Accessory Pocket, Grey
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of JETech Laptop Sleeve Compatible for 13.3-Inch Notebook Tablet iPad Tab, Compatible with 13" MacBook Pro and MacBook Air,Waterproof Shock Resistant Bag Case with Accessory Pocket, Grey. Here are the top ones.
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- Designed for MacBook Pro 14-Inch 2021 and laptops/tablets upto 13.3 inches, including 13'' MacBook Pro late 2012-2015 and MacBook Air, 12.3'' Surface Pro 3/4/5/6, Surface Laptop 2017/2018, 13'' MacBook Pro 2016/2017/2018/2020(A1706/A1708/A1989/A2156), 13'' MacBook Air 2018/2020
- The durable sleeve features inner foam cushions to protect your tablet/laptop against dust, scratches, drops, and shocks. Slim, lightweight and easy to carry around or slide into a briefcase, backpack or suitcase
- An extra front pocket can contain items like pens, mobile phones, cables, chargers, power banks and more
- The splash-proof exterior is easy to clean and helps keep the sleeve in a pristine state for a long period of time
- Exernal dimensions: 13.5 x 10 x 1.3 inch, internal dimensions: 12.8 x 9.3 x 0.78 inch. Customer service from JETech
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Specs:
Color | Dark Grey |
Height | 1.574803148 Inches |
Length | 13.5826771515 Inches |
Size | 13.3-Inch |
Weight | 0.350094072056 Pounds |
Width | 10.4330708555 Inches |
If waterproof/resistant is a deal breaker for you, I also use a waterproof laptop sleeve just to be safe. I’ll provide a link below.
laptop sleeve
Hey man. Good on you for choosing the CIT Program, I'm in the Arch Technology program but here's what I can offer you in terms of advice for laptop purchases.
I have the Dell XPS 13 right now (XPS-9370) and have used it for nearly a full year. I can tell you that there's no issues with coil whine but Dell's customer service is admittedly frustrating (good thing is they're helpful when you finally get around to them).
If you're looking at the Macbook, I'd recommend the Macbook Pro. In terms of weight, both Macbook Air and Macbook Pro have very little weight difference and I'm assuming you'll be running some relatively processor heavy programs, in which case the Macbook Pro would be your best bet.
If you have money to splurge on a good computer, by all means go for it, but seriously avoid cheaper alternatives. They look good in face value now but they'll fuck you over in the long run. Investing a bit more in a good product lowers the possibility that you'll have to buy a new one in the future.
Personally, I have a couple of tips:
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That's all I have. If you have any other things or just general recommendations you need, don't be afraid to dm me!
Is there a laptop case that is this size and has a handle?