PGYTECHMini Travel Tech Organizer, Waterproof Tech Pouch, Electronics Accessories Organizer Carrying Case, Cable Organizer Bag for Cables, Cord, Phone Batteries, Charger,Photography SD Card, BlackClimatePartner certified

I like the size of this organizer gear bag. Rather sturdy bag with a nice outer black satin finish. Can trust my camera batteries and flash are protected while traveling. I'm picky with zippers on my bags. With this bag I'm happy they are not cheap metal grinders. Defiantly worth the investment.

Well-made, great midsize tech pouch excellent for traveling and keeping everything organized. I like the fact that it opens clamshell style so I can put it on my bedside table and keep everything together.

Not bad! Can hold a lot of items, and can be conveniently sorted to personal taste.

I got a few of these origami style tech pouches. This one is by far the best. The outer material is high quality and feels waterproof and almost leathery. The zippers are sturdy and the many pockets and nooks are awesome. I do wish the inside wasn't beige, a light grey would've been a little cleaner looking.However, it doesn't hold as much as advertised. The problem lies in the origami accordion design. When it opens, it exposes gaps in-between the sections which makes you feel like you can put stuff in there. You can't. If you do, it doesn't have room to close, so you literally can't close it an inch. Those empty gaps are what allows it to fully open and shut. So in the product images it shows it fully loaded with things, but if you tried to close it you wouldn't be able to. You can only put things in the center 3 slots, the zippered pouch, and the loops on the other side. That's it. If you place things in the gaps between the middle sections and the zippered pouch or the section between the middle and elastic loops, it won't close. This could've been solved by making the base wider, but that probably would've made it too large. Either way I just can't fit everything in it but it's still good for all the tiny things. Just wish the images reflected that.My first picture is the correct version of the product image and what it holds, the red areas are areas that need to stay empty. The other image is what I can hold and this is at its maximum, it closes but it feels like the zippers being stretched a little

My go to organizer for all my charging cables and memory cards

I have taken this case everywhere on trips. I usually pack it - but the zip doesn’t break and the interior stays clean and neat.I would recommend this over the other more expensive brands that have similar cases. Why spend the money for brands when you have something like this that does the job well? Highly recommend.

This organizer is super compact yet can hold everything I need: my company laptop, bulky charging cables, my MacBook charger, iPhone cable, Apple Watch charger, and even two sets of earphones. It keeps everything organized and easily accessible. Highly recommend for anyone with multiple devices!

TLDR: PGYTECH’s large case is an excellent alternative to Peak Design but only if purchased at a discount. It also wins in holding bulkier items and, based on a non-scientific test, can fit generally more items than Peak Design’s Tech Case.Many shoppers, myself included, are torn between the generally less expensive PGYTECH or the Peak Design Tech Case. In my opinion, both are excellent tech cases. Peak Design is the original inventor of the “accordion storage” and, overall, the materials used and craftsmanship fell more luxurious.PGYTECH’s design is amazingly sturdy, the volume inside is deceptively large, and the incorporation of magnets in the middle is an ingenious design that is delightful to use. This case also features pockets galore (substantially more than Peak Design) and can be a neat freak’s paradise. One thing that is missing from PGYTECH’s case is an external pocket such as the one in Peak Design (with a pass through for a charging cable).Both can be converted into slings fairly easily if your heart so desires.