Review on Aprince Waterproof Memory Card Case & Gadget Organizer – Perfect for Traveling with External Hard Drives, USB Flash Drives & Power Banks by Michael Radhakrishnan

If you're using compact USB drives like the Sandisk Ultra Flair, each mesh case holds about three drives and each plastic case holds two SD cards. Behind the wall pockets on either side you can stow a Google/Motorola Nexus 6, even if it's in a slim case, and easily reach it. The design allows you to use it for a variety of purposes, be it photography on the go, a home lab, or sysadmin tools, or anything in between. Personally, I keep about 9 USB OS installation and recovery discs in mesh cases and a combination of SD cards, DS games and a micro HDMI adapter in plastic bags, along with a Sabrent USB 3.0 hub, a SATA to USB 3.0 adapter to , and two USB cables -OTG in two side pockets. It fits the contents of the bag exactly, but can be easily closed with a zipper. That being said, there are a few small issues to note, mainly that I felt the need to tape the outside seam that meets the inside as it was a bit frayed and the case brand for me was GuanHe. Also, the seams separating the pouches seemed to vary, so most other pouches may have some variation. The only thing I would definitely add is a business card slot inside in case the case gets lost or for organizational purposes (some people may have more than one pocket.