Large Electronics Organizer, Electronics Travel Organizer Shockproof Cord Storage Bag with Shoulder Strap, Waterproof Large Capacity Carrying Case for Cable, Black

I haven’t received this particular order yet, but this is the 3rd one I’ve ordered. It’s the perfect size to carry my 4 walkie talkies in their hardshell cases.

I've always been the computer geek who in a group setting, whether at work, conferences, or family gatherings, was looked to fix the electronics. As such, when I travel I'm often hauling around a decent assortment of things, some small, some large, and looked at this for that purpose, though it turned out that mixed-use for travel was another option.For mid-sized electronics, this mostly works well. The three velcro-ended separators in the lower area are movable, though at the provided length they are there are limited configurations. But works well for extension cords, power adapters, a small portable keyboard, battery packs, etc. The sides are padded, but not super firm, which is great if you're sticking it under a plane seat, but a bit risky for anything fragile.The upper area of the case (the "lid") has a great grid of straps to hold things, along with five smaller pockets and a zippered pocket for loose items like small adapters or flash drives, etc. It can secure quite a bit in terms of various cables and adapters, with pretty flexible straps for thicker cables. I say that with the caveat that the upper "lid" portion closes and zips pretty flat, so you have to make sure your cables and adapters aren't too bulky at any one place. The flexible case will bulge to accommodate, but stick too much at the ends and you have trouble zipping.The other use worth considering, however, is a mixed-use bag. For short-stay plane travel, this is actually works decently well as a personal item. With your suitcase in the overhead or checked, you can use the lower portion of this can store your chargers/battery items and some personal items, with your cables and adapters or even wrinkle-able paperwork in the upper area, and fit it under the seat in front of you in a somewhat squishable form with a decent amount of foot room still.Bottom line, depending on your use case, it's a handy and flexible case.

I received my bag for my phone cords and power packs and it’s very nice, very well-made. It was bigger than what I was expecting which is better yet for me I didn’t look at the size when I ordered it, so I was a little surprised that it was as big as it was. The material seems good, as well as a stitching and the zippers. The bag is two layered; top layer for cordss, and smaller, accessories, and the bottom is for such things as your tablet, or external hard drives, things like that. There’s plenty of room to carry a lot of stuff when you’re going on a vacation, or just to have everything in one place. I give it five stars Full Circle.

I used this to put together a car emergency kit. The size was perfect with adjustable separators. Feels very durable. A bit overpriced, but works very well.In my kit I was able to fit a portable tire pump, fix a flat sealant, duct tape, multi-tool, rope/cord/bungie, batteries, head lamp, flashlight, work gloves, wipes, disposable gloves, cable ties, chemical warmers, microfiber cloths, mylar blankets, and more, with lots of room to spare.Separate from this kit I have a battery jump starter, jumper cables, first aid kit, compact shovel, and combo window breaker / belt cutter / emergency light.

I bought a slightly smaller bag at first. I quickly over-grew it. Picked this one up, a bit expensive, but not many options available. I'm happy with the volume of contents, double zipper, solid handle. I'm happy, but like I said, a bit on the expensive side.

The second time I tried to zip it up, the zipper came apart the wrong way. Don't waste your money. It is made with very poor quality materials.

I had high expectations for this electronics organizer but got a bit frustrated with it.The material itself is not bad, but I was expecting something more rigid. With more structure. IT just won't sand by itself and will collapse like any common soft bag. The pictures are somewhat deceiving as they give the impression it is more firm and boxy.On the inside, I wish the dividers were also more rigid and firm and were more numerous. My main use for the organizer was going to be to store a bunch of external hard drives I have here, but it won't make it as it is not able to hold them firmly. They just sat loose and moved all over the case, bumping into each other. The top compartment doesn't have elastic straps large enough to hold a regular Hard drive. Maybe some small SSDs. Cables and smaller items are OK.So, this organizer is good only for electronics that are not fragile and can hold some stress, like Keyboards, mouse, power banks, and that type of stuff. I wouldn't recommend it for any fragile and shock-sensitive piece of gear like a traditional HDD disk, a camera or a camera lens.