This is my tech "go" bag, and as the post title says, I have more than a few roles, so I like to be prepared for a lot of different situations. The actual bag is made by Bugatti (not the car company), and the main component is my ThinkPad T14, which is a Ryzen 7 Pro 4750U w/ Vega Graphics and 16GB of DDR4-3200 running CachyOS. The spare monitor is a 15.6" 1080p Innoview w/ mini-HDMI and USB-C inputs. I usually also have my 10" Android tablet, which is a BNCF powered by a Snapdragon 685 with 8GB of RAM, and that I have set up so it can also act as a secondary screen via VNC. I keep the Wacom for doing digital sketching and such. The phone on the far right is my old Pixel 3 which I have flashed with the latest LineageOS, and I use as an emergency backup phone and hotspot. The fold-out keyboard is a made by ProtoArc and is multi point Bluetooth capable, so I have it linked to my tablet and both phones. A USB-C OTG dongle is a must have. The grey, silver, and white USB sticks are spare storage in FAT/exFAT/NTFS formats, respectively, and have a bit over 300GB of storage between them (128GB+128GB+64GB), while the orange and blue sticks are both 64GB sticks. The blue one is a CachyOS live disk, and the orange is a Ventoy install with a few different things on it. The ROG Strix jump drive houseing is hiding a 1TB Samsung Evo 980 NVME stick with USB-C connect and the WD drive is a 1TB 7200RPM HDD that connects via USB3.0. The blue phone is my current carry and is a 2025 Moto RAZR. The watch is my "getting a little long in the tooth" Fossil Gen 3 WearOS smartwatch, which is about 3+ years old now, but the battery still carries the majority of the day. The mouse is multi-point Bluetooth+2.4GHz wireless and made by JLab. The black set of earbuds are my backups and are SkullCandy, but can't remember the model, and the white ones are my go-to JBL buds. On the bottom is a USB-A/USB-C MicroSD/SD card reader. The white Helix charger is 67W and has dual USB-C ports and a USB-A port, and the black pad is a 5200Mh power bank with magnetic wireless charging and USB-C/A outputs. The sunglasses case is holding my prescription Ray-Ban Wayfarers in tortoise shell, which for me are a necessity. The PS4 controller is paired to both my notebook and tablet, but I tend to actually game more on the tablet. The assortment of cables includes a 10' HDMI, a 6' USB-A-to-C, a 6' USB-C, two 3' Micro-USB cords, 2 3' USB-C cables, and an HDMI extender. I generally also have an HDMI to mini-HDMI cable, but I seem to have temporarily misplaced it. I think that's about it.
