Review on ProCase Organizer Electronics Accessories Earphone by Leonard Babers

It looks great on paper, but unless all your elements are very flat it's unnecessarily bulky. You'd probably be better off with a zip pocket. Just a new market for an old pencil case. It works more as a metaphor than for utilitarian purposes. I can't carry all of my electronic peripherals like I hoped. That means no power banks, larger mobile power stations, USB car adapters, or even a 12W USB power adapter. These items are too bulky for this organizer. You could attach one of these items, but without some clever origami skill or DIY crafts, forget to fold it like a handy tri-fold. Even stuffed with flex cables and only a QI base, the outer part (2 zippers) folds no more than half. Makes these 2 zippered pockets unsuitable for anything hard. In the 3rd Revain photo, the image shows a mouse and power supply. The presence of this organizer in the hands makes this assumption ridiculous. Note that these elements are clearly missing from the image below. Also, you will never see the content folded. I've attached a photo showing why this is the case. In the end, it's only good for small items like cables, a couple of flash drives, and a flat item like an iPhone 8. Maybe pens and makeup brushes too. But definitely impossible to add a full set of chargers, power banks, a QI device, a few cables, headphones, etc., which was the main purpose of the travel bag. Better as a concept than practicality. Wouldn't buy again.