What is the best macbook pro backpack

I am wanting to purchase a macbook pro 13' backpack and i am frustrated with looking so which one is best to keet an mac iphone and ipad in?

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Hello guys, I am looking forward for buying a new MacBook Pro. But I don't know which one. I want a 13 inch model that can run very good. In 2010 I bought a MacBook White and I should probably say that it was worth every penny I spent. I loved it so much but this year the trackpad would not move, lagging is an issue but it still works fine now. I want to buy a new MacBook Pro that is good.
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