Samsung Laptop Chargers

it's well made, very lightweight, and carries very light on the shoulder. I would recommend it to anyone that carries a laptop or iPad and a few chargers.

This is perfect for all my chargers, especially if I don’t want to bring the whole travel bag and just the day bag I can pop it in and never have to worry about my laptop or camera dying!

Bought this case just before a trip to Florida.� Fits my camera equipment, laptop, chargers, etc. in a carry on case that fit comfortably in the overhead on the plane.� As an additional bonus, the kit came with a TSA approved lock - great backup in case there is no overhead room, one of my fears when traveling.� Solid, secure and easy to maneuver - made the trip much easier and no worries about equipment getting damaged by someone else's luggage.

This charger was a splurge for me, but after using it for a few weeks I feel it's entirely worth it. My first impression was that this unit is chunky, well built, and surprisingly heavy. However, considering it replaced two 65w laptop chargers and three wall warts, it's actually much lighter and more compact than the alternative! The unit is quite powerful. None of my devices require 65-70 watts, so it easily handles all my devices at once. I have no doubt it could handle two devices at 100w also. At first, I figured the little screen was a gimmick (though a cool one), but it is surprisingly useful to be able to gauge whether a cable/device is actually charging. The GaN tech does stay cooler than the old silicon chargers, too. Currently I'm using my Xcellon as a desktop charging hub. It's also a good travel charger if you need to charge a bunch of devices at once. I got it for a trip, and I was carrying a laptop, two phones, small power bank, and some miscellaneous USB-powered devices (flashlights, 18650 battery charger, etc). It definitely cut down on the stuff I had to pack. However, you'll need to set aside a pocket in your bag for it. It's too nice to stuff throw in any corner of your bag, like you might with an old laptop charger. This is, without a doubt, the coolest charger I own (in both senses of the word).

Apple-certified so it’s not one of those janky chargers you get online and hope they don’t ruin your battery. This cable charges my phone super fast, it’s a durable wire, and I can sync my phone to my laptop with it which is the best part because then I don’t need ANY other charging cables to plug my phone into my laptop.

This bag has everything I need for carrying files, laptop and iPad as well as a pocket where I keep chargers. Outside pocket great for keeping pens/pencils. Ideal size so that I can carry a substantial amount but not too much. Pleased with purchase!

If my laptop is going somewhere, so is this. With pockets perfectly sized for chargers, hard drives, and a place for any and all cables you might need on a day to day basis, the tech pouch is a fantastic addition to anybody's life and would make a great gift, photographer or not. I have two, one is loaded out with all my hard drives, and adapters needed to edit on the go, and the other is decked out for travel, with everything I need to use and charge my gear on the road.

THis little shoulder bag is the ticket for me. When I am using my rangefinder, and I dont need my laptop, this is my go-to bag. It fits my rangefinder, chargers, mobile phone, notebook (the old school one with actual pens) voice recorder, in short, all I need to get the job done. I love it. I dont get it when people complain about a bag being too small or too big. Domke has such a varied lineup that you can find anything. I do recommend checking one out live though, to see if it fits your needs.

As a nurse who travels often, I found this to be the perfect necessity. I can store my laptop, phone, documents, chargers, and other required items with ease. It is stylish, light weight, and thus far, durable.

I find myself looping these onto all kinds of things other than my camera; my phone, hand tools, laptop chargers, metal water bottles… Get creative!