The BEST Airplane Carry on Tech Kit (with no stress)

Today let's check out what makes a no stress carry on tech kit! These are the things I always carry during my frequent travel trips.

Backpack (literally the best bag ever)

Listerine Tabs (seriously)

SSD (I guess they are called VAVA now?)

Power Charger

Apple Charger

Notebook (grid is the one true notebook style)

Dongle (ugh)

MacBook (don't get midnight)

iPhone

AirPods Pro II (THE BEST)

[KregSteppe]

Not Tech related, but Adam Savage did a bag dump video once and he mentioned he carries a spoon. A metal spoon will come in handy if you need to eat and don't have or want plastic. It will roll through security with no problem and you can eat about anything with at least a spoon. I carry one and it has been handy on more than one occasion.

[myharryface]

In addition to my MacBook Air 13" ... I really like taking my Apple Keyboard and Mouse. They are both extremely thing and are very light. When at a foreign office most places have loaner desks and monitors in my experience so having a great keyboard is awesome. Also, I stuff a couple disposable (though environmentally friendly) spoons, forks and straws in my backpack. And agreed on the AirPods Pro ... those are essential.

[synreader]

The "Anker GaNPrime 65W Charging Station, 615 USB C Power Strip for Travel" is a powerstrip with an extension cable that wraps up on itself. It is super easy to pack away and perfect for hotel rooms where the power outlet is never in the right spot.

[RobinAngel]

where is the secure wifi device? need link video

[RadOpsTV]

Hey man get you an Apple Watch something simple like the 2nd gen SE is what I have. Totally makes my life easier on the road. I don’t even have cellular data on it, it’s like a mini iPhone on my watch that I can use on the fly. That gets most of the use, especially with tracking my workouts. It’s a must. Also the apple mouse! I’m looking into the air tags

[spedstr]

AirPods Pro 2 OR Beats Fit Pro - they have the exact same amount of ANC

[determinedskeptic]

“You never know what TSA is going to do”
So dang true!!!

[KamilleN]

I actually like this. it is all the essentials.

[phan]

The best ultra system is usbc charging/cables. A 12 inch dell or swift 3050 gets the job done.

[MycaPeralta-tw]

Notebook in 2023 is a real deal. Haha! Relate much to youuu.

[tomburke]

Pens! Multiple pens!! Over time they just migrate … to somewhere else. So at least a couple of extra pens, in different parts of the bag.

[LuggageChestHead]

I bought the Lenovo backpack on your recommendation and it looked very good at first. After two times of usage the inner lining of the laptop sleeve cracked. Buy cheap, buy twice.

[youknowwithMartyKauffman]

Oh, I have never had the AirPods Pro so makes sense if they really do have good noise cancellation

[pinkflamingo]

Not really gear, but I host a vpn at home on a raspberry pi, so I can always connect to my home network and get some security out of it if I have to use hotel Wi-Fi

[bryans]

Your advice is absolutely spot on, except for one possible point of contention: IMHO, the absolute best travel laptop is the M2 MBA 13. The one item you listed that I don't carry is that wifi router --- I need to look into one of those.

[tommyg]

You still have the Lenovo backpack!?!?

[victormdj]

Good to know I’m not the only one that uses the AirPods noise cancellation to relax and not for music lol

[Mixx]

I thought it cost like $80 to be TSA prechecked. What do you mean when you say you dont have to buy anything?

[soproblem]

Could you make a video about the Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Ultra, please?

[MartinBernstein-cd]

I use Peak Designs messenger camera bag for travel. Great for easy access to my boarding passes and laptop as well as my camera stuff just a great all around for travel.