Only one the point in every gadget enthusiast’s life where they need a new bag (or four). All laptop keys, charging cables and hobby related accessories must go some where. As professional reviewers, we’ve tested a lot backpack, messenger bag, camera bag, toteand wallet. Good news? Some of our favorites are on sale for Cyber Monday.
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This is most versatile backpack we have tested. The included removable insert has four padded pockets for easy organization and, importantly, is detachable. Attach all the protectors and chargers adjacent to your technology to the insert, then take it out to quickly convert it into travel-ready carry-on or use it for storage baby use to quickly convert into diaper bags.
We like the attached luggage ring in this neoprene case, but neoprene Not an eco-friendly material. It’s easy to attach the bag to your suitcase when you’re traveling. It also has a nice chunky zipper and comes in some brighter color schemes that other bags don’t have.
This bag is made from recycled polyester and nylon. It’s a pretty standard release package, but simplicity can be a good thing. There’s room for a 17-inch laptop in the main padded compartment, and the bag is backed by a lifetime warranty.
Both equipment editor Michael Calore and review editor Adrienne So love Road Runner’s bike bags are durable and colorful, and come with lots of cool bike-specific features (such as ring to carry your U-lock) and is made in the United States of America. Everything on the site is 25% off with code CYCLE Monday, but our recommendation is the Comrad backpack, Lil Guy small packand burrito handlebar bag.
This stylish vegan backpack is in our guide to Best Recycled Backpacks. The interior fabric is made from recycled plastic bottles. You can also remove the front pocket to use as a carry-on bag while traveling.
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Made from recycled plastic, this bag can hold a lot of stuff. Medea Giordano, WIRED reviewer, uses it as an accessory for her luggage, after successfully trying to cram an oversized float at the pool and high heel. We also love that you can put this sling in the washing machine, as long as you wrap it in a mesh bag.
This is best traditional tote bag we have tested. Rejoice Crammers—this bag can hold anything you can fit inside and it will distribute the weight evenly. There’s also a full gazillion and zipper pocket to keep everything in its place.
The classic design of this bag means your investment will stay stylish for years to come. It focuses more on internal storage than on organization pockets, and while we like the traditional design, this bag is waterproof and doesn’t have a full zip.
This twill briefcase features classy leather accents and a smart laptop compartment inside that pops out and gets in. It also includes a reusable shopping bag so you can separate your sundries from your usual everyday carry. We also appreciate the built-in cell loop.
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This compact, weatherproof bag is made from recycled polyester. The inner pocket is for devices 13 inches or smaller, while the outer pocket can hold comfortably tablet or electronic reader. Pockets on bags round the whole thing.
This is one of the best discounts we’ve seen on this bag, with 50% including recycled polyester. It’s perfect for travel, especially thanks to the built-in luggage compartment. No more juggling a suitcase and a handbag. Now you’ll be one of those amazing people rolling all their luggage together at the airport.
Camera bag deals
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This is ours favorite sling camera, and this offer is especially rare because Roam often runs out of stock. It can fit bulky cameras, additional lenses and other accessories. You can even attach the tripod to the included straps at the bottom of the bag. It’s made of 840-denier and 1680D ballistic nylon with waterproof YKK zippers—very durable and comfortable. We recommend pairing it with Wandrd’s Laptop Case (also on sale for $47 ($12 off)allows you to store your laptop vertically in the strap and provides some protective padding.
This is WIRED review editor Julian Chokkattu’s favorite camera bag. Inside, it has lots of zippers, pockets and pockets. On the outside, we appreciate the roll top for on-the-go expansion. This deal comes with a Photo Bundle, which includes a waist strap, various accessory straps, and a camera block to better protect your camera gear.
Want to haul camera gear without informing other subway commuters that you have a lot of expensive stuff on you? This is a good choice. The sleek, elegant design is functional, with plenty of internal arrangement options inside the spacious main compartment.
This is our favorite everyday camera backpack. It’s relatively affordable and comes in a variety of eye-catching colors. There’s a quick-access pocket on the side for on-the-go photography or video, and the rear pocket keeps your laptop protected and close to your body. Inside, Velcro dividers allow you to organize your gear without worrying about other inserts or blocks. There are also tripod straps on the base.
We appreciate the straps on the bottom of this sling, they work well for unwieldy items like tripods or light holders. There are spacious pockets, including one with multiple pockets for organizing accessories. The front pocket is lined with faux fur for fragile items like sunglasses.
This bag fills a unique void in the camera bag space. It’s a combination of a backpack case and a running vest, making it a great choice for runners looking to snap photos of their morning jog. WIRED reviewer Scott Gilbertson loves using it when hiking and bird watching.
This large backpack has more than enough room for everything. You can stuff your camera gear in there and make room for other items, even oversized things like hoodies. It’s perfect for traveling if you want to skip the bag check but still want to protect your camera body and lenses. It’s also incredibly durable — WIRED review editor Julian Chokkattu used it as a backpack and carry-on on a trip around Iceland this summer. Make sure you add one or two of Cube Essential Plus Camera to maximize the organization.
This bag is designed with street photographers in mind. If you’re often out in the fields, it could be a great pickup. As the name suggests, the design is sturdy and durable, without compromising on comfort. Magnetic clip makes it easy to swap lenses or get a new memory card quickly.
WIRED review editor Julian Chokkattu is currently trying out this bag and loves it. You can access your camera through the top or sides, and there’s padded protection for the laptop. Carry it as a backpack or carry as a handbag. The clean design is attractive and the top can be closed via a magnetic clasp or a weather-resistant zipper.
You can convert this bag from a crossbody bag to a belt bag. It doesn’t have the largest storage capacity, so it may be more appealing to those who prefer compact cameras or take pictures on their phones. It’s also super cute.
Like a packing block for your tech accessories, this is perfect for organizing and organizing various flash drives, dongles, SD cards, and wipes. It also comes with another, smaller, detachable tech stacker for things like cables and adapters. The organizers are rigid enough to keep your belongings protected and from getting lost in the sea of stuff inside your larger carry-on bag.
