The Razer Rogue 16 Backpack V3 was sent by Razer for testing, and while it’ll still be a while before I’ve put this bag through all the long-term tests I like to inflict upon it, I believe I’ve finally found a suitable replacement for my previous favorite go-everywhere gear carrier. Granted, the fraying edges of my previous backpack have made it easier to accept that it needed replacement, but still: this Razer Rogue V3 model seems up to the task.
The styling on this backpack is sleek — and while the RAZER logo is certainly bold, the quality and application of the shiny chromatic material of the letters have won me over. There are pockets on the outside on the left and the right (one enclosed, one mesh), and another up front (just under the logo). All sections of this bag — save the mesh pocket — should technically be protected from basic environmental dangers — like light rain, for example. This bag doesn’t have the same “pull out and over to cover” bottom-zipper parachute sort of contraption the old bag had, but it feels more waterproof from the get-go.
