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Jonny Gadgets
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de marzo de 2025
This is a thoughtfully-put-together bag, and like all Osprey gear I've ever had, I can definitely recommend it as high quality gear that will last for a long time. But I would also say this one isn't for everyone - it's probably overkill for daily carry or casual indoorsy business travel due to its bulk and arguably over-proliferation of pockets.But for me, when traveling with a family of 4, it's going to be my go-to for storing a power bank, wall brick, and all the assorted proprietary cables the gang needs on the road.Pros:- tons of pockets (maybe too many?): two internal zipper, one external zipper, plus two elastic mesh pockets and an open-top large side-loading pocket- 4 elastic cable holding areas, including 1 larger-sized one- YKK zippers with great zipper pulls- sized for storing a passport in its horizontal internal pocket, which is a nice touch- fold-out SIM ejector tool built into the internal zipper pull, very cool idea!- Waterproof-ish (the fabric, anyways, not the zippers) and very tough-feeling material won't easily wear or rip- Recycled Bluesign material is environmentally friendlyCons:- iPhones don't even have physical SIM cards any more, rendering the SIM ejector useless to me- Only two of the pockets are mesh - there's no way to tell what's in the other pockets without opening them- 630D material is quite thick and rigidThat last is the most significant point: tipping the scales at 175.5g (6.2oz), this is actually a fairly heavy-feeling bag for the size. The Bluesign recycled fabric is a great eco friendly option, and it's waterproof and very rip-resistant. But it's also bulky and fairly rigid; if you don't expect to be dunking your electronics pouch, and don't need all the pockets, you might want to opt for a lighter/thinner option to save bulk and a bit of weight. (I also have an Osprey ultralight organizer roll that I love, for instance, although it has fewer organizational options and holds less overall, it has more mesh and see-through pockets).That said, if you'd benefit from the organization, want an electronics bag with a bit of resistance to the elements, and have enough chargers and doodads to fill this, I'd be hard pressed to recommend anything else.
Loris
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de abril de 2025
Unlike others I'm not a fan.I'd say that as a "travel bag" is heavy and bulky. It will take a considerable amount of space in your luggage for the volume of the items you'll be actually carrying in it. I would have liked something more compact.It might work well to organize electronics accessories at home.
JM
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de abril de 2025
As to be expected with Osprey, the quality of this tech pouch is outstanding. I'm comparing it to my Thule SubTerra Powershuttle. I got to say that right away the Osprey has an advantage with the external pocket. Inside there are two more zippered pockets, as well as stretch pouches and cord organizers. The Powershuttle does better with the cord organization, allowing them to go the in the longer direction.One neat feature is the included SIM card tool built into an internal zipper pull. If you travel internationally and swap physical SIMs then this is a thoughtful feature.Overall, it's pricey but quite nice, and I do recommend.
Chris
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de abril de 2025
This little organizer bag has a great variety of zippered pockets, elastic mesh pockets and elastic loops giving several options for storing and easily deploying various electronics charging cables, bricks and devices. The construction and materials used are top notch! The outside zippers are excellent quality, as are the inside ones. The outer material is tough and I expect it will last a long time. The bag itself is a little weighty and bulky for backpacking, but it's very well-suited for travel or car camping.I put a couple plug bricks in the elastic mesh pockets. I put several cords, each in their own elastic loop. I left the large, zippered pockets empty, but I will soon fill one of those with a portable docking station. Overall, I'd say this is a great little organizer bag and the build quality is superb. I expect this will last me for years after all the stuff I put in it will have become obsolete. Is it worth $40? I'm sure cheaper ones can be had, but if you like to buy high quality one-and-done, this is the bag for you!
Sherry Berhow
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de abril de 2025
I've owned several Osprey products and I've never been disappointed. They are tough and well designed. And they stand behind their products with a lifetime warranty to fix our replace your product, almost unheard of these days. This little Transporter Powerhouse is no different. On the front is a zipper with a pouch, but on the back there a little MOLLE / type system for cords or whatnot. Inside are lots of places where I store cords and an extra battery, or portable hard drive, depending on the situation. It's one of their Bluesign Designs, meaning "environmental considerations have gone into the selection of every product, detail, from tip to toe." They take many steps to ensure sustainability as well, such as using material made from recycled bottles. The pulls on the bag are also very nice and easy to operate, inside and out. It's important to me. It may, or may not be important to you. But they do make the extra effort.
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