I love this cable bag. I previously had a super cheap and tiny bag that was very flimsy and didn't have a lot of space. I purchased a few more cables since I got a USB-C device, and figured I may as well upgrade my cable bag as well.

The quality of the product is very good. The elastic straps have not yet worn out after over a year and a half of pretty constant use. Zippers are still going strong, and I quite like the material of the bag. I'm not worried about anything puncturing it because it's too thin like my old bag, it's not going to crumple into a ball (though it can bend if you make it), and it feels nice.

I use anything with the elastic straps to hold just cords. The front zipper pocket has a few connectors (USB-C to Micro-USB and a charging cradle for my watch), and the back pockets contain a lot of stuff -- I carry an SD card reader, a USB hub, two OTG adapters (USB C and Micro USB), a headphone splitter, NFC tags, and a Qi charger. Even still, the bag remains pretty flat and I am very happy with it (I also used to carry entire charging blocks, which it held fine, you just need to be able to deal with the bag being a bit wider obviously).

This is a well made organizer with lots of different size areas within the bag to hold everything from a medium sized laptop power adapter (block and cables) to cell phone sync cables and even a small laptop mouse (I use a Verbatim Wireless Mini Nano Travel Mouse). It has areas for usb flash drives and other general areas with elastic to keep just about anything you could need securely in place. I use this bag almost daily to hold my travel mouse and a rechargeable battery pack for my The zipper is well made and I expect to use this bag for a long time.

An Amazon HD10 tablet does NOT fit in the tablet pocket, but it WILL fit within either side! Even with a cover on, that half will zip closed.

If you are packing any other "blocks", like a powerbank and/or USB hub, then the blocks go in the pouches in one zipper half, the HD10 and misc cables go in the other zipper half.

The only thing I put in the smaller mesh pockets is my blue tooth camera remote, I think smaller flash drives or memory cards would end up falling out and being annoying. The meant-for-tablets pouch is still good for passports, tickets, money, or a checkbook and bills if I forgot to do them between business trips... my stylus, spare contact lenses, and zip lock bag with a few pills go in the zippered mesh compartment when I travel.

All zipped up, this slides right in to my vertical tote/purse to keep me organized and travels very well!

Overall, this is a very nice case. I use it for a Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8" tablet. This Large size has plenty of room for the tablet in its Tessday case, my Mobile Hot Spot device, earphones, charger with adapter, cleaning cloth, and a tripod stand.

Pros:
Beautiful dark blue color.
Nicely made, with a simple construction that would allow easy repairs if needed.
The tablet compartment has a velcro-closure flap that holds the tablet securely.
Nice details: Zipper pulls, handle, and fabric.

Cons:
Would be nice to have more than one zippered pocket.
Would be nice to have handles at the top of the bag, similar to a purse.

I find it most useful to keep the zippers pulled up on the sides. This makes the bag more like a two-compartment purse. This way, I don't always have to tuck everything into the elastic bands. I can just throw the earphones, etc. into the appropriate compartment, and slip the tablet into the velcro pouch. Once in awhile, I unzip it, lay it flat, and organize everything.

It was totally my fault for not looking at the dimensions and really look at the types of cables which are shown in the picture. I was looking for something to store a boatload of HDMI, RGB, coaxial and other various large cables. But again, due to my own lack of attention to the details clearly shown in the pictures, I was surprised to see it was the size of my tablet. (And yes... I know... there is clearly a tablet in the back pocket of the main picture. I'm dumb, I know. Let's move on.)

However, unlike the negative adds, I did manage to get all my small cables and adapters neatly stored away. They fit tight and snug. At first I had concerns that it didn't have a zipper specifically for expansion, but after adding everything in there, I realized I didn't need more expansion.But at least now, the cables are sorted by type, organized, and the OCD Gods are sated. :-)