OUR TAKE
“The origami pockets look like Peak Design got carried away until you find the exact cable you wanted on the first try.”
It stands open on a desk and keeps chargers from becoming one dense knot. The danger is filling every loop because the loop exists. I have watched a neat tech pouch slowly become a museum of obsolete adapters.
WHAT'S GOOD
Clamshell opening stays usable on a small desk
Origami pockets keep cables and adapters visible
Weatherproof recycled nylon shell
External pocket includes a charging cable pass-through
WHAT'S NOT
Bulky compared with a simple zip pouch
Encourages you to pack adapters you have never used
$60 is a lot for cable administration
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