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Case Logic DLBP-114 14-Inch Laptop Backpack
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Case Logic DLBP-114 14-Inch Laptop Backpack

The Case Logic DLBP-114 is the 14-inch laptop option in this group, making it a useful reference for a shopper carrying a smaller computer. Its model code is specific enough to help distinguish it from the brand’s more broadly titled laptop bags. The device category does not describe total backpack volume, so a smaller screen allowance should not be mistaken for a complete size specification. Check the computer fit first, then consider the paperwork and personal items that accompany it. Comparing those requirements with the actual DLBP-114 layout is more reliable than choosing a larger model purely for additional screen-size headroom.

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A REASON TO SHORTLIST

Choose it when…

Your computer is in the 14-inch category and a larger laptop allowance is unnecessary

BEFORE YOU ORDER

The detail to check

Verify the complete device dimensions and the DLBP-114 interior

Focus on the device you use now

Measure the laptop with its normal cover or case and compare the result with the sleeve specification. A 14-inch screen does not guarantee an identical chassis across manufacturers. If your computer already fits a dedicated sleeve, decide whether that sleeve will also go inside the bag before judging how much additional space is needed.

Compare overall storage separately

A smaller laptop compartment can coexist with different main-compartment sizes. Look for the external dimensions and interior photographs rather than drawing conclusions from 14 inches alone. For a school routine, check the largest folder or book; for work, assess the charger and lunch container. Each can determine suitability independently of the computer.

Compare it with your actual load

Put this model beside another backpack in the comparison tool. Missing figures stay marked as unknown, so you can see which measurements need checking before you buy.

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Sources and research

Written by John Morris from product information. We have not conducted a hands-on test of this model. Catalog checked September 10, 2026.

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