Gadget Grid Organizers are boards with weaves of elastic bands that allow you to hold peripherals, gadgets, and small items in place so that they’re organized in your bag. Cocoon Grid-it was one of the first companies to make it popular but since then there have a been a lot of more affordable options available in the market. I’ve always used Gadget Grid Organizers because I carry a lot of peripherals and accessories with me daily to work, especially when I was active in covering events for this site. I’ve carried on the habit today even in corporate life and I just wanted to share with you guys what’s on my Gadget Grid Organizer today.

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For the grid itself I used to have the Cocoon Grid-it. However after a few years the elastic bands became a bit loose. Fortunately I attended a Google event a few weeks ago and the swag included a Google custom grid organizer! That’s the one I’m using today.

For the stuff I put on it see below! Don’t forget to read the captions for the details!

The rest are dongles for my annoying MacBook Pro, cables (USB C for my Google Pixel and Lightning for my iPhone 7 Plus), USB sticks, and Micro SD Cards. I used to keep the power bank here but I kept reaching for it so I just have the power bank in an outside pocket of my bag for easy access.

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And that’s pretty much it! How about you guys? Do you use Grid Organizers as well? If yes let us know how you use it in the comments section below.