Linus Tech Tips (LTT) vs Peak Design vs tomtoc - Tech Pouch

The Peak Design Tech Pouch is the one to beat, Linus Tech Tips LTT Tech Sack is a new contender and tomtoc's Organiser Tech Pouch is a great affordable alternative. In this video I have a detailed look at what each one offers.

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Contents of this video to help you navigate:

00:00 - Tech Pouches Intro
00:13 - Peak Design Tech Pouch
03:45 - LTT Tech Sack
07:58 - tomtoc Organiser Tech Accessory Pouch

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JonGadget

[amg]

New drinking game... Take a shot every time Jon mentions Linus's Sack 😂

[Christopher.]

Tomtoc wins it for me. Half the price just as functional. Well built. I love mine.

[eastwood]

I really like Tomtoc because of it's affordability, being nearly $25 cheaper is a big deal to me.

[richtea]

Had the Peak Design for about 4 or 5 years now and it’s still in immaculate condition and I’m not careful with it. I love it.

[jordibarguno]

I have an Inateck pouch, it is HEAVILY "inspired" by the Peak Designs pouch. I have had it for about 3 - 4 years, and it is still in perfect condition and it only cost abou 22 EUR. I was looking for the Peak Design but at that time I could not find it in Spain, and buying it from the USA to ship over was laughable in terms of price. Sometimes you have to make due with whats available in your market.

[LandmanEDC]

Drink every time he says “Linus’ sack” 😅 seriously though, great video. Didn’t even have two of these on my radar until now. Thanks and keep up the good work!

[SChester-nvme]

Massive respect for the honest and clear review! I’d pick peak design.

[johnwalton]

"Let's have a closer look at Linus's sack" LOL!

[pmags]

😂😂😂. Jon, I can’t stop laughing . It’s even funnier that you keep a straight face . 😂 . Linus’s Sack is pretty nice …

[kuriakos]

The tomtoc extra piece holds switch games, so useful for those that use this as a switch (+ other things) case

[miked]

Nice review, thanks! Personally, I would choose the Peak Design Pouch. I prefer its fabric, overall look, and design. I'm not a fan of big logos and wouldn't want to carry a "sack" with a Youtubers name on it. The Tomtoc pouch looks lower quality to me, and I don't like the idea of copying someone else's design. I don't mind spending more on better quality.

[sugarbagels]

i’m not an SD card user, but i imagine being able to grab them all on a little insert and set them next to the computer without needing the whole bag could be pretty nice workflow-wise. tomtoc might be onto something there

[victoriadiaz]

Nice review! The side by side comparison shots were really helpful.

[simonread]

My shortlist came down to the Peak Design, Evergoods CAP 2L or the Alpaka Tech Case Max. I got the Alpaka, which is big and blocky, but fits everything I need for a commute day - including tech items, tools, med and repair kits and a small pencil case. Also the “blood orange” ripstop nylon interior fabric is just groovy. All three are very good options, though.

[Brian-Burke]

Ok, late to the party but I nearly choked to death on my coffee as we prepared to get a close-up of Linus' sack. Omg I needed that, Jon.

[Martin-pbts]

I have the Alpaka Elements tech pouch and it works really well for me. Very happy with the internal orange material which makes it easy to find anything and it is also quite competitive in terms of price.

[paulwhittle]

Super dooper budget friendly version and my personal favourite and indeed 'Honourable mention', must go to the £9.99 large black pencil case available at your local WH Smith, does the job, no features, no protection just a zip top bag, smashing !

[sorearm]

Even though I'm intrigued by Linus's sack and what a sack it is to behold I'm all with the Peak design pouch, I use it for work: carries my mousemat, wireless mouse, numerous cables, power bank, more cables, pens, sticky notes, plug adapter.

... I never realised the function of those two grab straps at the base - they're perfect!

[JoeyStock]

Definitely the Peak Design tech pouch. It's the best organizer I have ever had. Btw did you know that you can fit iPad mini into PD tech pouch?

[MarkB-scms]

Congratulations on 100K subscribers! Well-deserved, and I'm sure it will keep increasing!