AJIO Backpack and Laptop Bag Prices August 2026: Rs. 120 to Rs. 1,109

One hundred and twenty rupees is the floor of AJIO's bag shelf and it is worth being clear about what it buys: a printed fabric carry bag sized to a laptop, with no padding stated, no capacity stated and no laptop compartment described. It is a sleeve with handles. That is a genuinely useful object if what you want is to carry a machine from a desk to a car without scratching the lid, and it is a bad object if you were expecting protection in a crowded train. AVAASA is a Reliance-owned in-house label, so the Rs. 399 MRP is an internal figure rather than a shop price. Judge it at Rs. 120, which for what it is, is fair.

• Price: Rs. 120 (stated MRP Rs. 399)
• Key detail: Rs. 120, AVAASA women's printed laptop bag - 70% off a stated Rs. 399
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 279
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: A Rs. 120 sleeve, not a Rs. 120 backpack

Ten litres is a day-pack: a water bottle, a jacket, lunch and a book, and nothing like a laptop bag. Decathlon states the figure, which almost nothing at this price does, and that single number tells you more about whether this bag suits you than any of the adjectives on the listings around it. The Quechua NH Arpenaz is Decathlon's entry hiking line and is built for load-carrying comfort rather than looks - padded shoulder straps, a simple main compartment. Note the badge: 70 per cent off Rs. 899 is unusually deep for Decathlon, whose median discount across the seven listings in our pull is 25 per cent. Decathlon sells the same products in its own large-format stores at fixed prices, so treat this one as a genuine clearance.

• Price: Rs. 269 (stated MRP Rs. 899)
• Key detail: Rs. 269, Decathlon Quechua NH Arpenaz 50 carrying comfort hiking backpack, 10 L - 70% off a stated Rs. 899
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 630
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: A real 10-litre day pack, honestly described

This listing calls itself a sleeve, which sounds like a small thing until you read the rest of this shelf and find fabric envelopes filed as laptop bags and 16-litre packs sold as 17-inch backpacks. A 15-inch zip sleeve is exactly what it says: a padded envelope that goes inside another bag, or under an arm for a short walk. It has no straps and no capacity beyond the machine. Thirty per cent off a stated Rs. 399 is also the most restrained claim under Rs. 400 here - YOUSTA is another Reliance in-house label, so the MRP is internal, but a Rs. 399 list price for a sleeve is at least a plausible number. Buy it as a companion to a backpack, not instead of one.

• Price: Rs. 279 (stated MRP Rs. 399)
• Key detail: Rs. 279, YOUSTA men's 15-inch laptop sleeve with zip closure - 30% off a stated Rs. 399
• Discount: 30% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 120
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Buy it to go inside another bag

A detachable strap is the difference between a sleeve and a bag you can walk to work with, and at Rs. 360 this is the cheapest listing on the page that has one. NETPLAY returns seven listings in our pull at a median 50 per cent badge, and this 70 per cent sits at the deep end of its own range. No capacity is stated and none can be inferred from the photograph, which is the recurring weakness of this whole chapter - you are buying a shape rather than a volume. What it will hold is a laptop, a charger and a notebook. What it will not hold is a change of clothes or a gym kit. If that matches your day, it is a lot of bag for Rs. 360.

• Price: Rs. 360 (stated MRP Rs. 1,199)
• Key detail: Rs. 360, NETPLAY men's laptop bag with detachable strap - 70% off a stated Rs. 1,199
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 839
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The cheapest real shoulder bag here

ENSAC's three listings in our pull run a median 69 per cent badge, so this 63 per cent is ordinary for the label rather than an event. What makes it worth seating is the shape: a structured, squared-off carry bag that reads as a work bag rather than a rucksack or a school pack, which is a genuinely under-served category at this price. No capacity is stated, no padding specification is given, and the material is not named on the listing - three absences worth knowing before you buy something to carry a laptop in. At Rs. 374 the sensible expectation is a PU-faced fabric bag that looks smart for a season or two of light use, not a bag that protects a machine from a real knock.

• Price: Rs. 374 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Key detail: Rs. 374, ENSAC women's western laptop bag - 63% off a stated Rs. 999
• Discount: 63% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 625
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: A smart shape at a low price, with unstated materials

This is the same Quechua NH Arpenaz 50 family and the same stated 10 litres as the Rs. 269 listing above, at Rs. 399 against a stated Rs. 499 - a 20 per cent badge instead of a 70 per cent one. Two listings, one product line, two completely different-looking discounts, which is the clearest demonstration on this page of why the badge is not the thing to read. Decathlon is the one brand in this pull with a genuine national retail network of its own large-format stores, so its stated MRPs are prices you could actually be charged at a till, and its seven listings carry a median badge of just 25 per cent. The Rs. 269 version is the better buy; this one shows you what Decathlon's pricing normally looks like.

• Price: Rs. 399 (stated MRP Rs. 499)
• Key detail: Rs. 399, Decathlon Quechua NH Arpenaz 50 hiking backpack, 10 L - 20% off a stated Rs. 499
• Discount: 20% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 100
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The same bag, and what an honest MRP looks like

Eighty-two per cent off Rs. 2,499 is the deepest discount claim anywhere in this read, and Harp appears exactly once in our 151-row pull, which is the useful context: there is no pattern of pricing to check it against and no retail network where Rs. 2,499 could ever have been charged. Read the Rs. 443. What it buys is a panelled backpack with a 14-inch laptop compartment, no stated capacity, and no stated padding depth or back-panel construction - the two things that decide whether a cheap laptop backpack is comfortable when loaded. At Rs. 443 it is competing with the ARISTOCRAT 25-litre pack twenty-seven rupees higher, which does state its capacity and comes from a Safari-owned luggage label.

• Price: Rs. 443 (stated MRP Rs. 2,499)
• Key detail: Rs. 443, Harp panelled 14-inch laptop backpack - 82% off a stated Rs. 2,499
• Discount: 82% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,056
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Cheap and plausible; the badge is not the reason

Twenty-five litres is the standard commuting-backpack size: a laptop, a charger, lunch, a water bottle and a light jacket, with room to spare for a bad day. This is the cheapest bag on the page that states that figure and puts a laptop compartment behind it. ARISTOCRAT is part of the Safari luggage group, which matters here because it means there is a brand with a warranty process and a distribution network behind the Rs. 1,849 MRP rather than a marketplace storefront. Two ARISTOCRAT listings in our pull carry a median 70 per cent badge, so the 75 is normal rather than exceptional. For a first commuting backpack under Rs. 500, this is the most defensible listing in the cheap chapter.

• Price: Rs. 470 (stated MRP Rs. 1,849)
• Key detail: Rs. 470, ARISTOCRAT unisex Lava laptop-compatible backpack for office use, 25 L - 75% off a stated Rs. 1,849
• Discount: 75% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,379
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The best-specified bag under Rs. 500

Fifty-eight per cent is the smallest claim among Priority's ten listings in our pull, which run to a median of 72 per cent - so by this label's own standards, this is the restrained one. Padded shoulder straps are a real, if minimal, specification and the listing states them; capacity is not stated, which on an 'everyday backpack' leaves the single most important question unanswered. Priority is a bag-only label that sells almost exclusively online, so the Rs. 1,240 is a figure it sets itself. Three Priority listings later in this read do state their litres - 41L, 37L and 30L - which makes the absence here a choice rather than a house style, and a reason to prefer one of those three at a slightly higher price.

• Price: Rs. 521 (stated MRP Rs. 1,240)
• Key detail: Rs. 521, Priority unisex everyday backpack with padded shoulder strap - 58% off a stated Rs. 1,240
• Discount: 58% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 719
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Prefer the Priority packs that state their litres

This is a children's school bag: printed fabric, a novelty keychain, and 25 litres of stated capacity, which is the right size for textbooks and a lunch box. It is filed on the same shelf as office laptop backpacks and priced against them, which is the reason this page separates the categories at all - the word 'backpack' is doing a great deal of work on AJIO. Eighty-one per cent off Rs. 2,899 is Priority's deepest claim in this read, and Rs. 2,899 for a printed school bag is not a price anybody has been charged. At Rs. 551 with a stated 25 litres it is a sensible buy for a child who will outgrow or destroy it inside two years, which is the honest expected life.

• Price: Rs. 551 (stated MRP Rs. 2,899)
• Key detail: Rs. 551, Priority printed school backpack with keychain, 25 L - 81% off a stated Rs. 2,899
• Discount: 81% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,348
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: A school bag at a school-bag price

A dedicated tablet sleeve alongside the laptop compartment is a real specification and an uncommon one at this price: it means a second padded pocket sized for a 10 or 11-inch device, so a tablet is not sliding around loose against a laptop lid. If you carry both, this is worth more than a hundred rupees of difference against the bags around it. ARISTOCRAT's luggage-group ownership again means a warranty process exists. What is missing is the capacity figure, which this label supplied on its Rs. 470 Lava pack three cards up - so the comparison is a stated 25 litres and one device pocket at Rs. 470, against an unstated volume and two device pockets at Rs. 589. If you carry a tablet, take this one.

• Price: Rs. 589 (stated MRP Rs. 1,700)
• Key detail: Rs. 589, ARISTOCRAT men's laptop backpack with tablet sleeve - 65% off a stated Rs. 1,700
• Discount: 65% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,111
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Take this one if you carry a tablet too

SAFARI is one of India's two largest luggage manufacturers, sells through general trade as well as online, and honours warranty claims through a dealer network - which is the thing you are actually buying at this end of the shelf, more than any feature on the listing. Ten SAFARI listings in our pull carry a median badge of 70 per cent, so this 74 is standard rather than an event, and the Rs. 2,599 is a figure to ignore. What the listing states is a front-zip pocket and nothing else: no capacity, no laptop compartment, no padding depth. Treat it as a general-purpose backpack from a brand that will replace it if a seam fails, rather than as a laptop bag.

• Price: Rs. 670 (stated MRP Rs. 2,599)
• Key detail: Rs. 670, SAFARI backpack with front-zip pocket - 74% off a stated Rs. 2,599
• Discount: 74% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,929
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Brand and warranty, not specification

Forty-one litres is the largest stated capacity on this page and it is a genuinely different class of bag from the 25-litre commuters around it: this is cabin-luggage territory, the size you take for a weekend rather than a working day. Two compartments mean the laptop section is separated from the main volume, which is what stops a machine being crushed under a packed bag. At Rs. 683 it is the most litres per rupee in the entire read by a wide margin. The trade is the label - Priority is an online-only bag brand with no shopfront behind its Rs. 2,899 claim and no stated warranty - and the fabric weight, which is not specified. For occasional travel rather than daily loading, that is a reasonable bet.

• Price: Rs. 683 (stated MRP Rs. 2,899)
• Key detail: Rs. 683, Priority laptop backpack with dual compartment, 41 L - 76% off a stated Rs. 2,899
• Discount: 76% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,216
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The most capacity per rupee on the page

Twenty litres with multiple compartments is a proper day-hiking pack rather than a commuter bag, and Decathlon builds this line for load carriage: the straps and back panel are designed to sit against a spine for six hours, which is not true of anything else at this price on the shelf. Thirty per cent off a stated Rs. 999 is the normal shape of Decathlon pricing - its seven listings here run a median 25 per cent - and the Rs. 999 is a price you could pay at a Decathlon store, which makes it one of very few real MRPs in this read. If you want a bag for walking rather than commuting, this is the only listing on the page genuinely designed for it.

• Price: Rs. 699 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Key detail: Rs. 699, Decathlon Quechua men's multiple-compartments hiking backpack, 20 L - 30% off a stated Rs. 999
• Discount: 30% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 300
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The only real outdoor pack in the read

'Formal' on a backpack means a squared-off silhouette in a plain dark fabric with minimal external webbing - a bag that does not look like sports kit in an office. That is a real distinction and a hard one to find under a thousand rupees, and it is the reason to prefer this over the Rs. 670 SAFARI three cards up, which is a casual shape. Seventy-nine per cent off Rs. 3,396 is the deepest of SAFARI's ten badges in our pull, against a median of 70. Neither capacity nor laptop-compartment size is stated, which for a bag sold specifically as a laptop backpack is a real gap - check the listing's dimension image before buying if your machine is a 16-inch.

• Price: Rs. 708 (stated MRP Rs. 3,396)
• Key detail: Rs. 708, SAFARI men's formal laptop backpack - 79% off a stated Rs. 3,396
• Discount: 79% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,688
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The office-appropriate shape, if not the specification

Benetton is a real international label with its own stores in India, which puts the Rs. 1,999 in a different category from Priority's Rs. 2,899 or Harp's Rs. 2,499 - it is a list price a shop has to honour. Its eight listings in our pull run a median 58 per cent badge, notably shallower than the luggage-only labels around them, which is the pattern this shelf repeats: the brands with shopfronts discount less. The listing states padding, which most here do not. What it does not state is capacity, and Benetton bags in this range tend to be styled slim rather than voluminous. Buy it for the shape and the label; check the dimensions if you need it to carry more than a laptop and a folder.

• Price: Rs. 742 (stated MRP Rs. 1,999)
• Key detail: Rs. 742, UNITED COLORS OF BENETTON women's laptop padded backpack - 63% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Discount: 63% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,257
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: A real label, slim by design

Thirty-seven litres with a stated laptop sleeve is the specific combination a student actually needs: enough volume for a week of textbooks and a change of clothes, with a padded section so the machine is not sitting against them. Only one other listing in this read states more capacity, and it does not describe its laptop section as clearly. Seventy-six per cent off Rs. 3,199 is Priority's standard claim and the Rs. 3,199 should be ignored entirely. The considerations are the ones this label always raises: no warranty statement, no fabric weight, no shopfront. At Rs. 780 for 37 litres that is a trade many students will take, and it is the best-matched bag on this page for college use.

• Price: Rs. 780 (stated MRP Rs. 3,199)
• Key detail: Rs. 780, Priority unisex college backpack with laptop sleeve, 37 L - 76% off a stated Rs. 3,199
• Discount: 76% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,419
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The student pick, on stated numbers

Wildcraft is an established Indian outdoor and bag brand with its own stores and a warranty process, and its seven listings in our pull run a median 60 per cent badge against the 70-plus of the online-only labels - the same pattern as Decathlon and Benetton. Multiple compartments are stated; capacity is not. What Wildcraft reliably brings at this price is fabric weight and stitching quality at the stress points, which is the part of a backpack that fails first and the part no listing photograph will ever show you. If you load a bag heavily every day and want it to last three years rather than one, this is a more sensible Rs. 800 than several deeper-badged listings around it.

• Price: Rs. 801 (stated MRP Rs. 1,669)
• Key detail: Rs. 801, Wildcraft men's backpack with multiple compartments - 52% off a stated Rs. 1,669
• Discount: 52% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 868
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Buy it for the stitching, not the badge

This listing states both numbers, and together they are the most useful lesson on this shelf. Seventeen inches describes the laptop the padded sleeve will take. Sixteen litres describes the entire bag. A 17-inch laptop is a large object; put one in a 16-litre pack and what remains is room for a charger and a thin folder, and very little else. Neither number is wrong and the listing is not being deceptive - but a buyer reading '17 Inch' as a size will be surprised. Skybags is a VIP-owned brand with real distribution, and its nine listings run a median 64 per cent badge. If you want a 17-inch machine carried alongside a day's belongings, you need a bag nearer 30 litres, and there is one four cards down.

• Price: Rs. 823 (stated MRP Rs. 2,400)
• Key detail: Rs. 823, Skybags unisex Lumous 17-inch laptop-compatible backpack with front pocket, 16 L - 66% off a stated Rs. 2,400
• Discount: 66% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,577
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Read the litres, not the inches

A rain cover is a separate waterproof shell that stows in a base pocket and pulls over the whole bag, and in an Indian monsoon it is the difference between a wet laptop and a dry one. Two listings in this entire read include one. Thirty litres is the right size for a full commuting day, and the combination of stated capacity, a laptop compartment and a rain cover makes this the best-specified bag on the page under a thousand rupees. Seventy-three per cent off Rs. 3,099 is the usual Priority arithmetic and irrelevant. The gaps are the label's usual ones - no warranty statement, no fabric denier - but on stated features alone, nothing under Rs. 900 here matches it.

• Price: Rs. 824 (stated MRP Rs. 3,099)
• Key detail: Rs. 824, Priority unisex laptop backpack with rain cover, 30 L - 73% off a stated Rs. 3,099
• Discount: 73% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,275
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The best-specified bag under Rs. 1,000

Puma's fourteen listings are the largest brand block in our pull and they run a median badge of 44 per cent - the shallowest of any major label on this shelf, because Puma sells the same bags in its own stores at prices it defends. The Rs. 1,799 is therefore closer to a real number than most MRPs on this page. What you are buying is a branded youth day-pack: 'small' is stated, litres are not, and there is no laptop compartment described. It is a bag for a gym kit, a school day or a short commute with a book, and it will carry the Puma logo, which for a teenager is frequently the entire point. Do not buy it expecting to carry a laptop safely.

• Price: Rs. 860 (stated MRP Rs. 1,799)
• Key detail: Rs. 860, Puma Phase Youth small backpack - 52% off a stated Rs. 1,799
• Discount: 52% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 939
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: A branded day pack, with no laptop section

Sixteen inches is the size most current work laptops have settled on, and a bag explicitly sized for one is worth seeking out - a 15-inch sleeve will not take a 16-inch machine, and finding that out after delivery is a wasted week. The Impact is a named SAFARI model rather than a generic listing, which usually means a product line with consistent construction across colourways. Capacity is not stated, which after the Skybags Lumous two cards up should now read as a real gap rather than an oversight: an inch figure is not a volume. Seventy-two per cent off Rs. 3,426 is standard SAFARI arithmetic. At Rs. 962 with a luggage brand's warranty behind it, this is a solid daily-driver purchase.

• Price: Rs. 962 (stated MRP Rs. 3,426)
• Key detail: Rs. 962, SAFARI unisex Impact 16-inch laptop backpack - 72% off a stated Rs. 3,426
• Discount: 72% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,464
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Buy it for the 16-inch fit and the warranty

'Anti-theft' on a backpack normally means concealed zips that sit against your back and cannot be reached while the bag is worn - a real and useful feature on a crowded metro, though not one that survives a determined thief with a blade. Skybags states it, and states 20 litres alongside, so unlike the Lumous earlier in this read you know exactly what you are getting: a secure commuting pack, not a travel bag. Twenty litres holds a laptop, a charger, a lunch box and a light layer. Skybags is VIP-owned with real distribution and a warranty process. At Rs. 1,050 this is the most sensible buy on the page for anyone who commutes by public transport in a city.

• Price: Rs. 1,050 (stated MRP Rs. 3,498)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,050, Skybags unisex Nero anti-theft laptop backpack, 20 L - 70% off a stated Rs. 3,498
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,448
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The commuter pick if you travel by metro

SAFARI has put the capacity in the model name, which after twenty-three listings of adjectives is a small relief and a genuine buying signal. Thirty-two litres is the size that works for both a heavy commuting day and a one-night trip, and it is paired here with a laptop compartment and a luggage brand's warranty network. That combination - stated volume, stated laptop section, a brand with dealers - is matched by only one other listing in this read, and that one costs less but comes from an online-only label. Seventy-two per cent off Rs. 3,799 is SAFARI's standard claim and means nothing. At Rs. 1,073 this is the best all-round backpack on the page.

• Price: Rs. 1,073 (stated MRP Rs. 3,799)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,073, SAFARI men's Saga 32L laptop backpack - 72% off a stated Rs. 3,799
• Discount: 72% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,726
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The best all-round bag in the read

Thirty-nine litres with a rain cover and a laptop compartment is a weekend bag that also does a commute, and it is the most capable specification in this read. Nasher Miles is a younger Indian luggage brand - two listings in our pull at a median 68 per cent badge - so it sits between the established names and the online-only labels: it has a brand to protect and a returns process, without SAFARI's dealer network. Sixty-five per cent off Rs. 3,198 is its mildest claim here. At Rs. 1,109 this is the top of the page and, on stated features, worth the thirty-six rupees over the SAFARI Saga if you want the extra seven litres and the rain cover; the SAFARI is the better bet on after-sales.

• Price: Rs. 1,109 (stated MRP Rs. 3,198)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,109, Nasher Miles Botany laptop backpack with raincover, 39 L - 65% off a stated Rs. 3,198
• Discount: 65% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,089
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating or rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Take it over the Saga for the raincover and the volume