TaskinElectronic Organizer/Tech Accessories Pouch/Cable Organizer (Compact)

I just finished a 34 day trip throughout Africa and Europe with this travel organizer and now I think I have spent enough time actively using this product to give a thoughtful review.1. This thing can hold a good amount of stuff and still be organized. I filled it up and everything had a spot, making travel on a bus or plane much simpler.2. Overall the product felt durable, water resistant and generally well made. It went through a lot, 11 flights, 4 buses, trains and a lot of use. Nothing has broken or shown major wear.3. It’s a great design but it’s not perfect. I’ve purchased about a dozen other travel organizers from Peak Designs to AER to many Amazon brands And overall I find this one to be the best deal between price and design.For reference this is what I carried in the pouch for the last month:- international travel converter- car a/c plug- basic secondary cell phone- flashlight- 2 pens / 2 pencils- earplugs in case- SIM cards- flash drive- keychain- large Anker battery bank- portable hard drive and protective case-gps watch- usb cord- usb-C cord- 2 ft. & 8 ft. iPhone cords- Garmin watch charger-oLight flashlight charger.-iPhone headphone adapter and cheap wired headphones for airplanes-some random other thingsSo this thing can carry a lot of stuff very well.Final thoughts:I think the design is fantastic but some parts of the product could be better executed.- The pouch could benefit from being just slightly wider to accommodate for travel converters and slightly more bulky items.- I think the adjustable Velcro is a great idea but the Velcro adds a lot of bunk and can be a bus ace. I cut my off and just sewed it together.- The magnets are a great idea but they need to be a little stronger to really work with more stuff in the pouches.- The lining on the outside of the pouch is not secured to the shell of the case, except by a middle gusset. If the lining of the pouch could be secured on each side and in the middle it would help keep more items secure.Once again I think this is a great product and I chose it over a dozen of its competitors. It has flexibility for cables, bigger items, pencils and miscellaneous so I thought it was very useful. I can’t wait to see the next iteration of this product and I will definitely be using this company for more of their items.

I love the aesthetic and materials and thought that went into this case. It’s adaptable and has magnets and adjustable straps and the rest. Pockets are of quality material.However, it’s too small for my needs. And the length that I would have to fold down my cables to fit into the short loops is about 2-1/2”. If I were carrying just some pens, a couple cables and a battery and a couple chargers this would be the perfect size, but for the average semi-prepared traveler with electronics this is unfortunately far too tight and should be at least a couple more inches taller to be workable for me. I can appreciate the value in a “minimalist” approach to things, but when it gets to the point I have to risk breaking my cables to fit them into a short space I think it’s gone too far. As a $45 pencil/art box this thing is amazing and beautiful and would fit nice in a backpack. But in my opinion it needs to be a bit larger to be practical for all those who are serious “road warrior” types or do any sort of IT assistance on the road.Hopefully Taskin will come out with a revised version with some improvements, as well as a larger size. My last photo is of the “FYY Electronic Organizer” tech carry bag that costs $20, has great handles, and is large and flexible enough to carry all I need, with a slightly sturdier cover. FYY Internals are not built as well as Taskin, but if it can’t accommodate my gear I really can’t use it. So unfortunately the Taskin goes back.

I’m packing for my trip. I like the toughness of the exterior, the layout and lining of the interior, pockets closed with magnets, and ease of access without needing to spill things out.My only question is how best to utilize the area with that uses velcro. The pictures show many items being suspended by the Velcro, but there’s not enough Velcro in the item delivered to do that.

Product has a good quality. But it is just small for the price it is tagged.

I wanted to make sure I left a review for this since there were so few reviews when I bought it. I spent more time than I care to admit looking at tech pouches before I ended up purchasing this one. There are other clever designs out there, but the pop-up style on this one really caught my eye. I usually leave it in my bag until I need something out of it, then once I take it out of my bag, it stays on my desk until I pack up to come home.Pros:- holds a surprising amount of stuff. I am able to carry my 140W MacBook Pro adapter in one of the stretch pockets, a sizeable USB battery backup in the other stretch pocket, the long USB-C cord for the MacBook in the center pouch, a half-dozen different cables, USB hub and airpods, and still have plenty of spots to put additional items as needed.- The adjustable elastic material for the cord holders is extremely useful. I wish this feature were included in all of my bags.- Thin enough to fit in my briefcase (Waterfield Bolt for reference). I was concerned about this when I ordered it, but it really does fit nicely.- The materials are nice and high quality.Cons:- The elastic pouches where I keep my MacBook adapter and battery backup are fairly loose. Smaller items would not be held securely. This actually works to my benefit given the size of the 140W adapter.- no zippered internal compartments. Mine always stays upright in my briefcase (or at worst on its side), but if it were to get turned upside down, smaller items might fall out of the magnetically closed pouches. This is nitpicky, but may be worth consideration.- there were a few loose stitches, but nothing to make me feel like this won't last a long time.Overall, the pros were significant and the cons were not enough to even knock one star off. I am really happy with this purchase.

This is the most reasonably priced quality tech organizer I have found so far after many others I have tried. It is the exact right size to go in backpacks or a sling. The way it opens and lays out so you see all your gear is the best feature.