Customer Reviews for Peak Design - Tech Pouch Small - Black
Customer Rating
4
Good, but could be lighter
on September 5, 2025
Posted by: YS
from Tel Aviv
I got it a month ago to carry all the electric cables, connectors, chargers etc. Compartments are great, and make organizing easy. Fabric is good, but for my use could have been much thinner/lighter to take off weight and bulk.
Perfect organisation - flexible enough to fit all my tech and small work-gear. It also fits perfectly in my Bellroy Transit backpack making this the perfect every-day combo for me.
I originally bought a Tech Pouch in 2019 and I used it daily for over 5 years. It traveled around the world with me >20 times and was perfect for keeping all my cords and various other things organized during that time. It also fits perfectly inside my backpack (not PD, sorry!). A few months ago, the zipper broke - something I consider reasonable after the years and miles I put on this thing. I sent a warranty claim in and a new pouch was sent to me, no questions asked. The new model is even better. The material feels nicer, it's lighter, and the zipper is SMOOTH. Cheers to more years and adventures!
My tech accessories (adapters, cables, etc.) have long been one big mess in a smaller compartment of my backpack. No more! The slim tech pouch organizes all of these items and tucks neatly into any bag. Plus since it’s Peak Design, you know the quality is top notch and the team prioritizes people and planet in its manufacturing.
I love this pouch. Extremely rugged, well built. Lots of pockets to organize things. I keep lots of my smaller tech stuff (batteries, storage cards, cables, extra lens caps, etc) here, so I can easily move all these small items between my backpack, carryon bag (when flying, since there are L-ion batteries), messenger back, etc., rather than having to dig out all the items from separate pockets in each bag. Saves me a ton of hassles.
The SMALL Tech Pouch is good for one charging brick and 2 long (3m/10ft) cables, or a compact camera with 2 rolls of films. Also nice that it has loops for the flathook straps.
Only negative I have with Peak Design stuff generally is the registration process. Some of the QR codes are printed too small and/or put in a difficult to reach place that a phone camera cannot get a good shot to automate the process. E.g., the QR code for this unit is sewn deep inside a zippered pocket covered by another label, requiring 3 hands to get a shot.