Work From Home Setup That Fits In Your Bag | Tom’s Tech Gear For Working Remotely

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[PackHacker]

What are your favorite work from home items?

[paulaschultz]

i don’t know why i love this kind of videos

[blinddg]

1. I’m waiting to hear you say “I’ve been wearing this around my apartment for the last three weeks”
2. Personally, running a Mac desktop or my iPad with detachable keyboard. Using a field-style notebook, my iPhone, the Jabra 65t actives (agreed on the case) and of course my tech/storage case for all my accessories.

[SpryCheetah]

Working from home as an IT Specialist I use my dell laptop with the dell docking station to use a desktop like workstation and then when I need to go or move somewhere else I undock the laptop and get resume where I left off. When Im at the office or need to be onsite I keep an ipad pro using duet display to use 2 monitors on my laptop.

[bangalorebobbel]

I have a two bag concept. Means one bag (simple zip bag) for my 13" Dell laptop, where I put also some nicknack like Sandisk SSD and small cables to connect USB-devices like smartphone and cam plus my wired earphones in. In the second bag (small Amazon packing cube 😁) is all the rest - cables, chargers, travel plugs, adapters, powerbank, pen and notebook. Plus a little torch and a Victorinox MiniChamp Alox 😜. All cables are bundled and secured with simple rubbers. I love the light weight of that solution including that little chaos in the second bag - and the fact that I do not have to carry bags inside the bags and to open more zips to find my equipment.

[richardmyracle]

I would add a little pouch with a few aspirin, advil, a bandaid, microfiber cloth and a Shout stain wipe.

[drodri]

I’ve had the roost stand for a few years now, it’s held up nicely

[AnnieGill]

Cool set up! Thanks for sharing. Love your channel!

[pankajsehgal]

This is best WFH content I have seen so far ... Thank you !

[dfgatorfan]

Every time I see a mobile Mac setup, I look at my Windows laptop and say thanks for having a full range of ports. I couldn't imagine bringing so many extra dongles and cords just to do basic things when traveling.

[ShivamSingh-wbme]

hey which grey buckle bag is in the background! loved that bag!!

[Koato]

tea video needed. big tea nerd here. What kind of tea pot are you rockin?

[karlbadde]

Yeah, couldn’t be happier bout this exact content- cheers

[jarrodhockley]

Lenovo T series laptop and a Logitech MX Anywhere Mouse and you will have reduced the carry size and weight. as you will not need the port extension dongle, will have the ability to upgrade things like ram, or HDD add or remove 4G or wifi etc....

[OmittingNumber]

Please review the Heimplanet Transit Line Sling Pocket XL 🙏🙏🙏

[nightfox]

Ive been trying to get my work tech stuff organised and was looking for video that could help.this one was amazing.a job well done indeed!

[paullim]

Just a suggestion, maybe you cam also suggest a dual drive (both USB C or Lightning to USB A) instead of just the thumbdrive. In that way you can use the drive on both the phone and the computer whether its PC or Mac.

[tomwebb]

Good idea, another option would be to use your camera tripod and external display as your main monitor and use your actual MacBook keyboard and mouse for it's function. You can get rid of the keyboard, the mount and you have a 2nd display for a similar footprint and cost.

[AtlasPainkiller]

Hey Tom if you can live with a little less battery capacity, I've been traveling with an AUKEY Wireless Power Bank, it has PD to charge my tablet on the go. But the neat part for me is that it can top off my phone wirelessly so I reduce bulk on cables. It also chages via usb-c or micro usb. The only con that I have for it, is that the wireless charging does not have pass through, so you cant charge the pack and charge your phone wirelessly at the same time.

[TojiFushigoroWasTaken]

The thing i love abt this guy is that he had a wall of bags