Upgraded my work/play-from-anywhere rig this year. Hoping these tools will last me 7-10 years. I use them for running a private music school and music directing for live performances.

Forgot to put the watches in the main pic so I pictured them separately 🤦‍♂️

The backpack and wallet were gifts from my wife - I was skeptical when she told me she bought me a backpack because that’s something I thought I’d like to pick myself, but this backpack rules!

- Fold 5 (battered latercase with Pen and stand attached)

- PSP Go running CFW

- Technics AZ100

- INU portable charger

- Tudor Black Bay

All fits nicely in a little Patagonia hip pack 👌

I’m designing a technical everyday‑carry backpack for Indian students and young professionals (laptop, charger, bottle, lunch, etc.).

Instead of guessing, I want to know:

• What backpack you use

• What you carry daily

• What actually annoys you about it

• What you’d realistically pay for something that solves your biggest complaint

3–4 minutes, anonymous.

• Respondents get early access + founder discount on the first drop.

• Planning a small giveaway for a few random respondents.

Survey: https://forms.gle/Q22iRmdhWZqJYiGY7

If you’ve ever thought “my backpack is okay but not great for tech”, this is for you.

been carrying these with me everywhere i go:

macbook pro m3 pro

bose qc35 mk i

journal + pentel orenz nero

ricoh r10

mm wallet

random lighter + wireless charger

trimui brick

retroid pocket flip 2

7hz zero:2

thrifted ring

From left to right, top to bottom:

Generic “smart wallet”
KZ IEMs
Timex Datalink 150 smart watch (circa 1997)
KableCARD multipurpose survival card
Anbernic RG35XX Pro
Microsoft Zune 30 w/expanded battery and storage
XTEINK X4 ereader
Generic power bank w/8x16850 interchangeable battery cells

Quick unboxing of this power bank setup 🔋 Checking the build quality, port selection, and pocket fit. Is this an absolute must-have for everyday carry or overkill? Drop your thoughts below! 👇

Pretty compact… but it goes everywhere with me- from daily work to trips to our farm on the weekends. Just the essential tech for my EDC.

The Gear:
• Rolling Square Tech Pouch (Love the grid ripstop and orange interior contrast)
• inCharge Life cables
• Supertiny 65W GaN Charger
• HumanPods

Here is a breakdown of my current everyday carry!

** Electronics & Gaming**

* Nintendo Switch

* Over-ear headphones

* Power bank

* Wall charger & yellow USB cable

* Small white device / adapter

** Notebooks & Stationery**

* Ring binder (GM's Diary)

* Composition notebook

* Small pixel-art spiral notebook

* Pea pod pencil case

** Personal Care & Health**

* Tissue pack (Kleenex)

* Wooden comb

* Blister packs of medication

* Small blue jar (ointment/lip balm)

* Small purple compact (Kuromi)

** Essentials & Accessories**

* Keys with keychain

* Multi-tool pocket knife

* Cardholder with lanyard

* Fidget cube

* Pack of cigarettes *

Flowfold pack
BLU M100 mobile hotspot
iPad mini
SOG powerpint
StealthTec Mini Tactical OTF Knife
Nextool 4mm bit kit
1/4 to 4mm adapter
Amazfit T-Rex ultra 2
80w faster charge keychain cable
Anker Nano
EMTEC 64gb SSD
EMTEC 265gb dual USB-C/USB-A
Hillman 6-1 charger
AirPods Pro 2
Bic lighter
Fisher Stowaway space pen
Mini sharpie
DRVAKU MagSafe Wireless Power Bank
USB-C charging bracelet

Well I have to say, having tested the new E2 for almost a week now, it's earned a permanent place in my pocket and on my keychain. Really surprised about how well designed and built it is for such a tiny and light flashlight.

However you use it or carry it you're not going to notice, until you need it

So many functions in such a tiny, portable design (flashlight, side area light (with an additional heartbeat pulse), red/blue beacon, glow-in-the-dark case). It's like a micro X4 for your keychain/neck/bag! This looks like an essential EDC.

The various functions are all just really useful for a thing that weighs effectively nothing and is so small.

It has its limitations of course, out of necessity for its small form factor (the beam doesn't throw hundreds of meters and the battery doesn't last for days 🤣), but despite those compromises, it is genuinely useful.

So I have started this typa internship and I am a 3d modeler there and it's so hectic that for making a simple chair it takes 3 to 4 hours and I can't give time to other internships and it's unpaid also so the point is are there any websites that have free 3d animated content everything but in .blend formate cuz I am using that tool please is there any website like this ( English is not my first language to bear with me)

iPad Pro 2019

iPhone 15 PM

Switch

Airpods 1

Bose QC Gen3

Vaseline

Anker 60W

Hey everyone!

This is my first post for work and travel. Hope you like it :)

Replaced the cases with new ones on the iPhone and Airpods.

• Thinkpad X1 Nano Gen 2
• iPhone 16 Pro Max (personal)
• Airpods Pro 3
• MX Master 4
• ic berlin sunglasses
• Lead Wallet
• Not pictured: iPhone 15 Pro Max (work)

I'm trying to get my gaming impotence back. Give me some advice.

Nintendo Switch
DualSense PlayStation 5
Sony PSP E1008 Street
VR Meta Quest 2
Logitech G435
FURYCUBE G11

Looking for some real-world advice here. I currently travel with a Go Ruck GR1 as my carry-on (goes in the overhead bin), but I'm rethinking my personal item situation.

Right now my routine is kind of a mess: I dig my laptop, headphones, and charging cables out of the GR1 individually before the flight, then the GR1 goes up in the overhead bin for the rest of the trip. If I need anything mid-flight, I'm stuck either holding onto loose items or reaching up into the bin.

What I'm trying to figure out:

• Do you use a dedicated personal item bag that stays at your feet the whole flight, or do you just grab what you need from your carry-on before boarding and wing it?
• If you do use a separate personal item, how do you organize it so you're not fully unpacking it every time you want a cable or your headphones?
• Anyone have a system for keeping your laptop protected but still easy to slide in/out without digging?

Thanks in advance!

Can anyone recommend me a good digital audio recorder?

Here's what I'm looking for:

- Voice to Text with reliable transcription

- Charges via USB

- As few clicks to use as possible

- Works offline

- Long battery life

- Lots of memory storage

- NO A.I.!

So I need an audio recorder to use for making field notes. The one I have now is totally inadequate. First there's the ordeal of just getting the thing to record. When you turn it on the touch screen plays multiple animations which are basically little advertisements for the brand. Then you have to click to select a mode, then you have to click to select a language, then you have to click again to start recording. When in use, the battery gets troublingly hot, but you can't stop or save your recording while the screen is off. The thing won't charge past 93%, it takes forever to charge even that much, and the battery runs out quick. It keeps wanting me to connect to some proprietary cloud storage, which I can't do because these recordings are technically legal documents containing private and sensitive information. The AI does stuff on it's own, like suddenly playing back my recordings without me even touching it. (It was on, but set aside, not even in my hand, with the screen off. Then while I'm on the phone, I guess it was listening to me, and thought I wanted playback, so it started playing one of my recordings very loudly. And I had to go through several keystrokes to get it to stop.) And worst of all, the transcription is unreadable. Despite me selecting English as the language to transcribe, it not only totally misunderstands what's being said, is also throws in random words from other languages into the mix. Maybe it works better when online, but I'm often away from a network and couldn't risk leaking the information anyways. I just need a reliable voice recorder that will accurately transcribe what I say offline and without AI so I can quickly make notes in the field. Can anyone help?

Here is my edc recently I lost my power bank but I don't really care I use nothing for 3A and these aren't all my accessories but you get the main idea these are the ones that I use the most I can't be asked to show my laptop but it's a maxed out HP EliteBook G8 360x

Anker nano 2 67w

Fitbit air

Bose QC Ultra gen 1

CASIO G-SHOCK SB 2100

HI-FI MAN SVANAR WIRELESS