It's a mesh.

No more mess.

HAHAHAHAHA

You would not believe the sleepless nights. Have you ever gone through something like when you are desperate to find something and yet it's just not in any mall? Or ebay? I knew there has got to be a way.

To put all those charges, cords, flash drives and such in one place... but definitely not a bag.

I had been using a transparent plastic pouch for the longest time. I always favor see-thru. Saves time. But gadgets got more. Reaching in for the right charger became tedious. You know what I mean? You see the tip of the right charger at the bottom of the pit, why of course, right? You'll have to take out the ones at the top. Put them all back in again. Arg! Too much arm exercise. Hahahaha, really, that tires my brain.

I need something where everything stays on top.

See through.

Clean.

Separate.

NOT bulky.

No brainer.

Tsssarrraaaaang!

Found it at National Bookstore. I didn't even notice the brand. Isn't it just perfect?

Each and every charger/cord has it's own compartment. One big zippered section for the extra cords, battery covers, card readers, flash drives and mini speakers.

You can roll it up.

You can also just plunk it into your luggage (this was the most important requirement for me).

I love just how it contours in.

Although I had to make a minor/major alteration. I sewed velcro strips to keep the gadgets in and not spill out when I carry the whole thing.

I love it!

I can see everything at one glance. Nobody has to ask me where the charger of this or that, is. I can see what's there. And in this case, I can see what's NOT:

Oh well, so who's got the universal charger for my NOKIA?

Hong Kong people/living in/residents/tourists need their gadgets.
First thing I noticed the first time I stepped into a train at the new MTR is that all, everyone, had some gadgets with them. I just thought,"wow, they're pretty gadget-ty around here. They're pretty choosy too. MP4's, PSPs, camera phones, Blackberry's, iPhones..."
Oh well, it is afterall, Hong Kong. Electronics stuff sold everywhere. Pretty hi-tech.
Even 14 year olds have their own.
I had my iTouch. Loaded it with movies and thousands of songs for the trip. But I never got to use it for that purpose. Was too busy being a tourist.
And the train rides excited me. Watching them winter clad classy ladies and beautiful designer bags. And their gadgets.
Everyone else was either texting, tweeting (I presume), listening to music with their eyes closed or talking on their hi-tech phones.
Then after awhile I dawned on me. They NEEDED their gadgets. They were going on train rides at least 2 times everyday. Long train rides. And it is very rare that you get to sit or stand next to a friend. So no talking. Like I said, they needed their gadgets. So much time to kill. Or they'd probably go insane looking blankly while riding a train. That's what happens at a big country. Your friend lives miles and miles away. You just talk on the phone.
So I guess that's why they need their hi-tech mp4's.
Love it!
Hehehehe