Best Gaming Laptop Alienware 17 2014

It's same the picture and more perfect for my 17" laptop alienware and have many space for everything

At first I thought my 17 Alienware laptop won't fit because there was a slot for it however it fits on top of the cut out slot for a 15 laptop and there is alot more room for other things like iPad,iPhone,iPod,many more devices plus the power cord and it seals tight and nothing will ever get in!

Great bag for my 17 inch alienware laptop. Completely unfolds so you don't have to remove your laptop going through airport security, just unzip lay it down and zip it up and go when you get on the other side.

I replace two 8gb oem from a Alienware 17 R5, this ram works perfect for this laptop, 2667mhz bit more than advertised, recomend it at all

Very easy to use, perfect size for the 17 laptop alienware custom made, plenty of space for other things(battery, notebook etc) larger tha average but so do the laptop, expect more weight than average bag.

1.I'm using it for gaming on my Alienware Laptop.. its completely deferent than the usual Hard Drive.. you can feel the wind when it works 2. Extremely fastest shipping You will feal what I'm feeling when you try it

Help protect my sons Alienware Laptop

That's right, this adapter allows you to connect your Dell Alienware 17 computer (Thunderbolt 3 adapter) to an Apple 27 Thunderbolt display...and it WORKS!!! I searched all over for something that would work, and this works...no kidding. The cheapo brands out there will NOT work, trust me I checked them all out. B&H always has the cheapest price + fast, free shipping.

I never had a Dell Alienware keyboard, but this one has surprised me how sturdy and well built is. I am really enjoying it, specially for gaming.

I just upgraded from a 2014 17 iMac to this MacBook Pro. Amazingly, the iMac still performs beautifully, even with very large files (I scan large format negatives) but Adobe is no longer updating its software. The transition from the big screen to the laptop has been surprisingly easy, and the M3 processor tears through my 500MB+ files without blinking. The iMac was muscular for its time, and I souped it up with extra RAM, but the difference between it and the MacBook is night and day. I only wish that I had some use for the old iMac!