Jelly Comb Organizer Travel Cable Organizer Accessories Bag for Digital Gadgets, iPad Mini, Power Bank, Hard Drives, Mouse, Cables, Game Cards and More (Dark Grey)

I own this and the Peak Design Tech pouch. This is touted as maybe an alternative to the PD pouch but there are significant differences. If you really cannot find your way to spending $60+ on the PD - and never see yourself doing it - but like the concept, then grab this. It holds, in my view, more of your stuff than the PD version and it makes it easy to carry in a backpack or hold-all. You will be happy with your choice and save yourself $40 to spend on other things. If on the other hand, you actually are trying to reduce your cost but really want a PD clone, you will not be happy. This case can hold a lot but just doesn’t have the built quality and style of the PD pouch. If you own other PD bags, then you will understand what I mean. The Jelly version is fantastic value and will do the job you want it to do. It has pretty good build quality and materials and looks like it will be durable. What it ain’t is a PD clone alternative, more a ‘kind of like’ a PD. I like them both, but for different reasons.

This is probably the 3rd or 4th product I've purchase from Jelly Comb. I've come to know them as one of those brands that does a very good job of producing a quality product for a lower price than most others out there. I'm just starting to get serious about organizing my tech gear so I can stay productive when I'm not at home. An organizer pouch like this seems like one of those things you don't really need until you have it, and then you wonder how you lived without it. Check out PackHacker or any of the other digital nomad or traveling tip publications out there and an organizer pouch like this is on everyone's "must have" list. It turns a mess of cables in your backpack into a quick way to find just what you need and put it away again. I've always been tidy about my cords and cables, rolling them up, but they still get into a mess when they're loose in my backpack. This organizer made it quick to put the right cables and adapters in the right place and made it obvious that I had a couple extras that i didn't need (that's always a win when you can take something out of your pack). The materials on this pouch feel VERY solid without adding extra bulk. The only part of this product that wasn't 100% perfect was the zipper. It works fine, but it's not as smooth as premium zippers like YKK, etc. But for the very low price, that's a VERY minor concession. The zipper does feel sturdy and I have no fear of it ever wearing out, getting off the track, etc. It's just a little louder and not a smooth as it could be. I would definitely buy this product again and recommend it to anyone who wants to add some organization to their travel gear.

Jellycomb, despite the odd name, makes a really good tech case. I’m using it to hold professional sound equipment and cables. All the pockets and pouches are just right, in a nicely zippered and durable pack. I just grab my “sound bag” with all my stuff in it and go!Bigger than it seems too. It would also make a good day bag or man bag for travel. Not big enough for a laptop per say, but definitely good for all the laptop accessories like adapter, mouse, cables, adapters, portable hard drives etc. Will probably order a second one for that.

The over all shape of the pouch is much bigger in person than the pictures show. You can tell several of the design elements were borrowed from a well known brand but they differentiated the product in multiple ways.The build quality is really good, the materials have a premium feel, zippers are smooth with zero snags and interior organizational sections were all sown well. The interior organization may actually be too much, with so many pockets, compartments and netted areas it makes it a challenge to store larger items. When fully loaded I had a difficult time getting a Logitech Marathon 3 along with everything else inside. If you are going to use for smaller items the vast number of compartments would definitely be an advantage.The size when fully loaded does make it a challenge to fit in most EDC backpacks and it was impossible to get in a messenger bag. I think if working remotely or traveling for long periods of time would definitely store in may suitcase rather than try to carry on.

I've been eyeing the more expensive brands' tech pouches for a while, but could not stomach paying $60 for an item that may not get regular use.This pouch is great quality, especially for the price. The outer material is thick and hardy, I think it will last a good long time. The zippers seem fine.You can get a kindle paperwhite (or two) in here no problem, along with two phones, two compact digital cameras (or MTG decks), an MP3 player, earbuds, a few cables, your wallet, a mini first aid kit... And probably a bunch of other stuff. I just ran out of things to put in as a test.I don't care for the weird pleather pockets for SD cards. I would have preferred the same material as the liner and other pockets. A minor complaint, for sure.

This is a great tech pouch! It's really roomy and the fabric on the outside is super durable! I have 2 WD Passport drives in here, only using one side that has 2 wide slots., they fit perfectly. I'm not traveling with this pouch so I'm comfortable in it's support. I would probably prefer more padding for the drives if I were using it on the go all the time but this is doable. Really happy with this!

This bag is so great! I can store and organize my electronics right in one place. The best part is that this Is very well designed and portable.

i cannot yet say how strong it is but it feels sturdy and well constructed. it has lots of pockets and it allowed me to organize my things greatly. it is a comfortable size for my back pack in which i travel with my laptop and other ascessories.