What’s in My Bag? CES Edition

My Bag is Heavy

What’s in my bag?

USB Plugs

There are all sorts of different plus we use these days. most devices are now USB based. One can never have enough USB ports. Most of our devices these days come with little ends that usually put out 1A of power. Some offer up to 2A of power to charge your devices faster.

Mobile Power

It’s all about the USB ports when charging these days. Instead of being stuck to the wall, one can now be mobile with mobile power packs. I own many types of mobile batteries with various powered USB ports.

Monster Power Card 1650mAh – This one fits in your wallet.
Monster Power Card Turbo 3350mAh – This one is a little thicker but fits in your wallet. It charges devices a tad faster.
AviiQ Power Bank 4600mAh – features two usb ports. 1x 1A 1x 2A
Comkia 7200mAh – Has one 1-1.5A (via a switch) and one 2.1A port.
Lenmar Undead Power Helix 11000mAh – Features Dual 1A ports and a high power 2A port.
Kmashi 15000mAh – This high capacity battery features one 1A port and one 2A port.

Rayovac Battery Charger
Rayovac AAA Batteries

Keeping Wires Organized

I own 2 Grid-Its to keep my wires from getting tangled and organized. I bought 2 sizes to accommodate my needs. I brought the smaller one with me on this trip. There are so many straps that will hold an array of items.

You can find one here: Grid-It Organizer, Black (CPG5BK) Cocoon on Amazon

Going International

Mobile Wi-Fi

Mobile Phones

I may be an oddball, but I carry extra cell phones with me. My main phone is currently an unlocked iPhone 6S Plus. I also have a Nokia Lumia Icon on the Verizon Network as well as an HTC One M7 on T-Mobile. The latter 2 are GSM unlocked. They really help out when I travel. I buy SIM card in whatever country I am in and pop it into my phones. Since my iPhone is locked, I just share the data from the other two phones so I can have access from the phone. Having these 3 phones in my bag really helps me out.