But this is also something new, and it's actually the sponsor of this video, this is the Razor Edge. So this is kind of the perfect on-the-go, enhanced gaming experience for me. It puts together like a giant phone, but it is much better at gaming than a phone. This thing has a Snapdragon G3x Gen 1, which is optimized for sustained performance, and a 6.8 inch 144HZ amela display, which is, I mean I'd rather play AAA games on something like this than a phone. And then there's the Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband for the best possible high-speed, low-latency connection. So y'all already know me. I don't play games all the time, every day, but when I know I'm gonna be traveling, this is still the bag that I pack and take places, and this middle compartment is where I'm slotting the temporary-use stuff. So it's great to be able to pop this out in a hotel room or in an airport or on a plane or something like that. There is also a WiFi only version too, but you can play on any service you subscribe to including native Android games but also cloud gaming services, like Xbox Cloud Gaming, Nvidia GeForce NOW, so that's why having a 5G version of this is obviously so sick, because you might not always have the WiFi connection, so you can just game anywhere. It also breaks down into just the display and computer and the controller. You can just take it anywhere, like I do.

This is the wallet of choice. It's called TROVE. You've got cards in there, you've got dbrand's skinned key card. I can take that out and open doors in the studio or get to my desk or whatever.

So then I also have my car keys and other keys, which have AirTag on them.

For everyday stuff where I like take a lot of photos, Canon R5 with the 15 to 35 is my go-to. A lot of first-person shots with wide angle stuff. The R5 and the 15-35 are still my go-to at home and quick-capture camera. I capture so much stuff on smartphones nowadays that I don't need to carry this with me all the time. It's just extra weight, especially these RF lenses, they're huge, so this is sometimes-carry.

The R5 and the 15-35 are still my go-to at home and quick-capture camera. I capture so much stuff on smartphones nowadays that I don't need to carry this with me all the time. It's just extra weight, especially these RF lenses, they're huge, so this is sometimes-carry. This is what you'd do in a photographer bag, ready? Just like that. (metal teeth zipping) And you can get it into the side. So as a photographer bag, you've got photographer things. I don't always carry this with me but when I do carry a camera on the go, I typically will take Canon's R5. I also traveled with this exact same bag when I went to shoot that Mr. Beast video. Or for a couple of other shoots where I know I'm doing a lot of videos, I've taken the Sony A1. But for everyday stuff where I like take a lot of photos, Canon R5 with the 15 to 35 is my go-to. A lot of first-person shots with wide angle stuff.

In the laptop compartment of my bag, there's the same M1 Max 16-inch MacBook Pro I've been using. It's sporting a dbrand icon skin. The skin has definitely seen some use, showing its wear, but it gives the laptop character.

But here is the laptop of choice, which is the 16 inch M1 Max MacBook Pro. I reviewed the thing, I've talked about it, I love it clearly. I went with the 16 inch because for the first time I am actually editing videos away from my desk. I've taken this home edited videos on a couch, at a table, just random other places, which is crazy. The 14 inch screen, it's a great laptop. It's just a little too small. So this is the laptop I've actually edited videos on.

On the topic of charging, I've got this MagSafe Duo. It's a lifesaver when I need to charge both my Apple Watch and iPhone simultaneously. It's powered via Lightning, so it's not my ideal solution, but for the convenience it provides, especially when I'm on the move, it's a crucial part of my gear. And it ties into why I also have various adapters and cables stored in the bag – they're there for those just-in-case moments.

And then last but not least at the bottom here, there's a bunch of charging related stuff. Spread out the rest of this backpack. So I've got two cables. One is my USB-C to Lightning Cable. And then the other is, actually this is super cool that I just found recently. This is a USB-C cable and there was a little display on the end of the cable. And when you plug something in that starts drawing power, this display lights up with the exact wattage that that thing is drawing. So it's kind of a nice little indicator of how much power you're getting out of your wall brick, which is pretty cool. Didn't think I would care that much about that sort of thing, but I like it a lot.

This is a MagSafe Duo, which charges my Apple Watch and iPhone via Lightning if I'm charging both of those I have some other random adapters and cables that I rarely need slash use, but it's a backpack, so I feel like this is embracing a little bit of my in-case-of-emergency mentality.

Getting to the heart of my carry, amidst the charging cable mess is the Anker 747. It's not just any wall charger – it pumps out a whopping 150 watts from any of its USB-C ports. It's incredibly versatile, allowing me to fast charge virtually anything I have.

And then there's the iPhone 13 Pro, which is the secondary. This has the Copilot app which I used a lot for the Tesla stuff. And then there's iPhone camera app, which I think is great. Instagram's on here. Dark Sky is on there. And there's a couple of other general apps that overlap with the Android phone. But this is the secondary phone.

Main phone, by the way, is a Pixel 6 Pro. It's a great phone, I really like it. I've reviewed it. And I use it for phone stuff, messaging, the Tesla app. And then for Twitter I use Flamingo. I've got my to-do app TickTick. There's a TickTick widget and shortcut on the home screen. Relay Pro for Reddit. Instagram. There's also Spotify on the Pixel, YouTube Studio app. YouTube is on there. Of course the Google Drive, Gmail stock app, Google Photos. Waze for navigation. Yahoo Fantasy. Pocket Casts for podcast. Google Keep. Slack. Tempo is the home gym app that I've got going. Google Fit for the fitness stuff. So that's the main phone.

And so AirPods Max paired with the whole ecosystem of Apple products, of course. And they're in space gray.

Now, speaking of essentials, I have this trusty water bottle on the outside pocket. You might notice its unique appearance, what I might call a 'patina'. The repeated action of placing this water bottle in and out of the backpack has given it this distinct wear pattern. It might seem trivial, but it's been with me for so long, it kind of has its own character now. I genuinely think it adds a cool touch.

So this is the backpack. This is the Peak Design everyday carry 20 liter. So there's a 30 liter also. That's pretty massive and great for travel but this is just for everyday. I definitely fit everything I need into this backpack. I've tried other bags in the past, different shapes, different layouts. This is the one I always come back to. And as you can tell, it's a little bit different from any of the ones you'll find on their website because it's black with this red stitching. There's some red stitching on the inside here. You can't get that from them. There's also an MKBHD patch at the bottom. It's the MKBHD edition of the bag that only I and some people here at the studio have. Really it's designed to be a photography bag. It has zippers along the side so you can turn it sideways and open it like that if you want to.