Macbook Not Charging After Water Spill

This is so much better than dipping the old-style linen tape in water. Workflow is faster, and you do not have fear of a water spill in the back of your mind.

Controls directs light no light spill.

After charging the batteries last much longer than I expected. Certainly worth the cost.

This speaker has it all: * Great sound * Water and dust proof - and floats! * USB-C charging port * Connecting two speakers for stereo * Easy BT pairing (pairing with two devices)

I use this without its sectioned insert to carry a DSLR with a 70-200 zoom attached. A charger, flash, small notebook, pens and water bottle fit in the smaller side and front pockets. If you're not using the sectioned insert, it can also carry a tablet or a small laptop like a MacBook Air - you'd definitely want to use a protective sleeve for it - in the main compartment. (I can fit a 15-inch MacBook in the main compartment next to the camera, but it's a bit tight and I wouldn't carry it any real distance like that.) The open side/rear pocket is about the right size for a book or for a standard letter-size spiral notebook, if you don't mind it protruding a few inches above the rest of the bag. The strap is wide enough that it's comfortable even without any padding. The bag looks and feels well constructed. I haven't had it out in serious rain that would be a hard test of its water resistance, and I don't think I'd want to, but a light sprinkle just beads up on the material and runs off.

i used it to replace my SSD for my macbook pro late 2013 with retina that got water damage, it works great. but as usual the read and write speeds are lower than advertised. it came well packaged, so that's great for a fragile package.

It's a sandbag and it does what it should. Hold (and not spill) sand. Job well done! :)

Unlimited use when it comes to controlling spill light; it is also reusable.

Very useful pack with all the outputs. Can mount it anywhere. LCD is helpful. USBC is helpful for charging my Apple MacBook and other things.

This pouch held all of the tech I needed for a two week trip: charging bricks for my macbook and phone, power bank, several cables, airpods, and a few adapters for several countries. Just enough internal organization to keep things in place. The coyote fabric is slippery in a way that helps slide it into a backpack, and the loops/grab handle make it easy to pull out.