GREAT CASE-- EXCELLENT QUALITY
Review for: ORIENT FAMULAY TRAVEL ELECTRONICS ORGANIZER, waterproof cable organizer bag for electronic accessories double layer large shockproof cable storage bag for cord, power bank, tablet(up to iPad 11 inch) THIS IS A WONDERFUL CASE TO GET ALL YOUR ACCESSORIES IN ONE PLACE—ORGANIZED. I decided to get rid of the box my last MBP laptop computer came in that’s been storing some of my accessories for the past few yrs and get a proper storage case. It takes up less room & organizes my computer electronics accessories. This all got started because I was ordering a new BP Monitor and wanted a sturdy case to keep it in. That started me researching cases. I spent many—many— hours researching, reading & studying everything manufacturers & sellers had to say about their products, as well as, hundreds, if not thousands altogether, of reviews. (FYI: For the BP Monitor I ended up purchasing the Aproca Hard Storage Case for the Omron Platinum BP Monitor. Even though that’s not the BP Monitor I got, I think the case fits my Fixcare Blood Pressure Machine, (Digital, Upper Arm) better than it does the Omron.) Anyway— I’ve had everything about 6 weeks now, and am really happy with the buying choices I made. I came away from that experience being almost an expert on storage cases, if I have to say so myself. I’m of an age that I didn’t grow up with all this technology we live with today. I’ve learned a little bit at a time, on my own, the hard way, as time marched on. I’ve made lots of mistakes; buying the wrong adapter or the the wrong cable or cord. Some were never used and things began to accumulate— some here, some there—some in the kitchen—could be something just about anywhere I plugged something in — or tried to. This case has made it so much easier to access whatever I may be looking for, because now, everything’s in one place. No longer one adapter here or there, in another room, maybe just an adapter, or a portable power storage unit, or, maybe, just a cord still plugged in. First, I need to point out this is a soft sided case. It’s got some built-in padding to help protect your accessories & devices, plus a handle for easy mobility. Unlike some of the cheaper cases where the sides won’t stand, or stay standing on their own, I can attest, this one they will. I think for it’s’ size, (11.4” Lx 8.67” W x 4.72” H outside dimensions) it holds quite a bit. I’ll list everything I have inside this case, stressing there’s still lots of room for more cords/cables, thumb/flash drives, adapters or what-have-you and you can decide for yourself. I’m sure many of the techies out there, have 3x, or more, what I do, but for me, this is more than adequate with lots of room to spare. It has two levels, a larger, deeper, lower compartment and a less high upper compartment. There are good quality, easy glide double zippers around both levels. It appears to be very well made of quality materials, is water resistant and I suspect will last me a good many years. It’s not the least expensive case, but it’s not the most either, and depending upon the color you choose, you can save a few dollars. I went with the Royal Blue. BOTTOM SECTION: The lid to this bottom compartment has been rather ingeniously designed, in my opinion. First there’s a mesh pocket that runs the width (⇭) of the top, divided in half making it into two mesh pockets, each probably about 3” deep x 4-5” wide. Above that is another full width mesh pocket. This is one large pocket, not divided into multiple pockets, and is zippered. It’s probably about 4” deep x ~8” wide. I just discovered, at the bottom of the larger mesh zippered pocket is another pocket that’s formed by the material backing the 3 mesh pockets. It goes about 3/4 of what would I would call the length of the case (<——>). I suspect this is the padded pocket they say is for a tablet or iPad. up to 11”. I probably would have “discovered” it sooner if I had a tablet or iPad to put in it. Then, at the far right of the lid, a couple inches above this pocket opening, in the corners, are diagonally placed 2 pieces of elastic each about one inch+ wide. These are good sturdy pieces that would securely hold your tablet or iPad in place if it’s large enough to go the entire length of interior of the case. I don’t have anything in this side of the lid, which comprises the the lid to the bottom compartment and the bottom to the upper compartment of the case. I do have a couple small things on the other side— the bottom of the upper compartment, but we’ll get to that later. Now, as for the bottom compartment itself, it’s about 3.5-4” deep and wide open for you to put anything you want into it. I love this versatility! Here’s my list: 1) I started out with a hard case that holds a portable DVD drive & its’ USB power cord. I just now discovered it also has a s small portable USB Hub & it’s cord, tucked away in there. Guess it’s been a long time— translate to yearl— since I used it because it’s USB ports are the larger size USB-A that I had 2 laptops ago. Gee this is fun! It’s turning into a treasure hunt because I simply gathered devices and packed them away without checking everything out first. I honestly don’t know why I’m holding onto this hub other than nostalgia or “you never know when you might need…”. 2) Underneath my portable DVD Hard storage case, I’d tucked away some documentation that was in the old computer box for it and other things, like a Fusion HTML cable, etc. That Hard Case Storage took up about 2/3 of the lower compartment. Next to it there’s: 3) A zippered thumb/flash drive case w/ drives inside; 4) An Apple power adapter— you know those white square things that you plug your computer cord into, then plug it either directly or via an Apple extension cable into an electrical outlet to charge or power your Apple laptop or computer. 5) A solar/USB powered power storage & recharging block, with instruction manual. 6) The corner plug for the Apple power adapter—think I’d bought the wrong one when needing to replace an old one, so it’s never been used. The adapter itself is still sealed up in its’ protective plastic, the way it is when it arrives brand spanking new. 7) An electrical plug adapter for a USB-C or Micro-USB cable—not sure anymore which it’s for…. and 8) Resting on top of everything I have one oversized microfiber cloth set still sealed in its' original packaging. Moving on to the top compartment: The lid has 5 mesh pockets with elastic above for cords/cable storage, or whatever you want to use them for. I have: 2 USB-C fast charge cables, 6 ft lengths & 1 USB-C to USB adapter — the one with a few inches of cord between the two ends. On the bottom of that compartment (other side of the lid for the lower compartment) there is one zippered mesh pocket the entire width x ~ 3-4” deep which I have: 1) A small USB to USB-C adapter; 2) A USB-C to USB adapter with about a 10” USB to USB-C adapter cord attached; 3) A small USB adapter with the tiny Logitech wireless mouse receiver plugged in and 4) a box with another, yet unused, USB-USB-C adapter still in it. There’s tons of room in this pocket for all kinds of other things. The rest of this piece has 3 double elastic sections for more cable/cord storage. So, all told, I have 5 sections yet unused, available for cord/cable storage. That said, I’ve also tucked into this compartment: 1) A box with 2 USB-C to USB-A fast charge 6 ft. cables; 2) A zipper pack with a USB-C to USB-B adapter on a 2 ft cable, and, 3) last but not least, another still sealed in it’s’ OEM packaging, microfiber cloth. As you’ll probably agree, I’ve managed to put quite a bit into this case and have room to make more mistakes buying the wrong thing or adapters, cords, cables, flash drives, paraphernalia and accessories for the next generation of technology when I replace this MBP. Although, as I’ve already mentioned, this case was one of the more expensive ones, it’s very well made, the sides will stand on their own, the zippers work without any hassle and I believe will last me for yrs — all making it worth the price. I hate buying junk and having to replace it because it falls apart or is just not worth the hassle. As the saying goes, it’s throwing good money after bad. I’d rather pay a little more upfront and be done with it. Read more