The Cocoon Harlem iPad/Netbook Sling is a good bag if you need to bring a lot of accessories and trinkets along with your iPad. Solid construction and unique design make this bag a pleasure to use.
Excellent construction, top-notch style, and ample storage space make this a great option for anyone who needs to carry an iPad and lots of extras.
The STM jacket iPad succeeds at its goal of iPad-carrying minimalism. Good build quality at a great price make this a solid choice if you don't need to carry many extras.
Timbuk2's venerable build quality and smart design are present in this scaled-down version of the company's classic messenger.
The Co-Pilot is a versatile and superbly made travel/day bag aimed squarely at iPad owners.
Tom Bihn's Ristretto for iPad/netbooks is a great bag that fits the iPad and a day's worth of extras, including magazines, a book, a digital camera, and other accessories. Tom Bihn quality in a compact bag designed for the iPad lifestyle makes this a great option.
Instead of a device-specific padded compartment, the Synapse offers a place to put your sleeve-encased iPad or 13-inch (or smaller) laptop, making it a versatile daypack-sized backpack. Throw in quality materials and construction, as well as a clever design, and you get a standout bag for those of us blessed with both an iPad and a laptop.
The Waterfield Designs Muzetto is a premium leather bag with space for an iPad or netbook and the day's essentials. It's well designed and constructed, and it's a stylish, versatile bag for almost any occasion.
The Travel Kit Plus is an impressive pack that makes it simple to tote the essentials for on-the-go typing: your iPad, Apple's Bluetooth keyboard, and a few accessories. It even includes a useful portable iPad stand. Its biggest limitation is that its bulk makes it awkward to fit inside other bags, but it's not quite big enough to hold documents on its own.
The Skooba Design Netbook/iPad Messenger is a surprisingly well-proportioned bag with impressive construction for a product at this price. If you're looking for a larger iPad bag, it's worth a look.
The STM Micro Shoulder Bag is designed to carry the iPad and bare essentials, and it succeeds at this simple goal. It's thin, light, and built well. You can't go wrong if this is all you need.
The iPad Travel Express is a customizable and surprisingly compact bag for carrying the iPad and a day’s worth of essentials.
Waterfield's iPad Wallet is a surprisingly minimal iPad case with a vertical messenger design and a second interior pocket for bringing along Apple's Wireless Keyboard. Some design quirks can make the bag clunky to work with at times, but it's an otherwise solid case for iPad road warriors.
If you don’t need much extra storage, and you don't mind some rough design edges, Case Logic’s Netbook/iPad Attaché is an OK bag when you consider its rock-bottom price.
The Loopbags Transit iPad Case is built well, though it's a better fit for netbooks than for the iPad. A unique, though perhaps gimmicky, design sets it apart from the crowd.
M-Edge's Journey Bag for the iPad offers a good storage-to-price ratio and a separate, zippered compartment for storing your iPad. But some odd design choices and a lack of internal pockets may disappoint those who want to keep small gadgets and trinkets organized on-the-go.
STM's Scout Extra Small Laptop Shoulder Bag is well-built, but since it was originally designed for comparatively thicker netbooks, its main compartment is too deep for an iPad. It also suffers from some odd design choices.
The Sling Bag is a decent iPad and netbook bag at a rock-bottom price. It offers a smaller form factor over traditional notebook bags, but has enough extra room for a couple magazines or a book. Thanks to a few design flaws, though, you can do much better if you spend just $10 to $20 more.
This minimal case carries some of Timbuk2's signature charms, such as an adjustable shoulder strap and a loop for hooking a keychain carabiner or bike helmet. But sub-par construction and storage pockets don't do it any favors.