I have recently acquired the tech bag as an upgrade from a large ziplock bag holding all my electronic dongles. Must say this is a very nice bag. Well constructed with lots of space and compartments for all the gear and a portable charger.
It was bigger then expected but still fits in my messenger bag.
I have organized my equipment for all the compartments, and it's what I need if you aren't looking for something for cables specifically. The material will last and my uses for it will continue.
Since I bought it, I can't help but carry it around with everything I might need. A list of what I always carry inside: MacBook Pro 15 charger whit his pun cable, pawerbank 20000mh, apple Magic Mouse, cf/sd card reader, Apple dongle, ssd sandisc 500gb, 2 cable thunderbolt 3, jac to mini jac cable for the Bose headphones, 2m lightning cable, 30cm hdmi to mini hdmi cable, a little knife and a pair of pen. Otherwise, inside there is so much space which when you start tu put a bunch of stuf you start thinking... can I keep putting stuf inside, well I've no more thing to fill up that.
I currently use this as a pouch for a couple of power banks, a solid state drive, a card reader and the battery charger for my Fuji camera. I appreciate this bag, the feel of it and how it helps organise things keeping these gadgets away from all the USB cables etc that we accumulate. There's enough space for a few small cables for the devices in the bag. Very happy with this.
As someone who has bought the Messenger bag and the first version of the Everyday backpack, both given away as presents, and also the first version of the Sling, I was aware of the high standard of Peak Design products. A recent trip to Canada for family reasons highlighted the need for a well thought out piece to contain all the bits and pieces that come with modern day gadgets, from spare camera batteries and SD cards to laptop wall chargers, cables, and external hard drives. Cannot recommend this more highly.
I'm sure I'm not the first person to wonder this, but if you're wondering too, both the Tech & Wash Pouches totally work with the Everyday Backpack.
I personally carry my fully loaded Tech Pouch with me at all times nestled in the bottom of my Everyday Backpack v1 (the smaller one!) with plenty of room for a fully-loaded Wash Pouch if I'm traveling for a few days, or a mirrorless system along with a lens or two.
I cannot believe Peak Design didn't engineer their pouches like this on purpose, and I also can't believe they haven't taken credit for it yet!