 So this video is geared towards the students out there who need to carry their textbooks around What sorry textbooks are a thing of the past now? Okay, well how about the young business people with their fancy mobile personal computers with you know lotus notes and no no not that either Computers basically fit in your pocket now, okay? Well crap I can't figure out what all the young kids might need to carry around with them But in case they do need something this video is about the tilt energy plus backpack with a built-in USB power bank So those kids can go all day and all night as long as they use protection that is we don't need more teen Pregnancies which you know what this is just roll the intro this is going from bad to worse Corsair gaming RGB keyboards feature precision Cherry MX RGB key switches for 16.8 million color per key backlighting for virtually unlimited customization Click now to learn more. The most obvious benchmark I could come up with for a tech backpack was to pack all my tech crap in it go to Germany for four days and then see how it holds up compared to my trusty Vista bed. So off I went by the way make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss our cherry and Sennheiser factory tours those are going to be awesome. So let's kick off with a physical rundown on the outside things are looking pretty good the right shoulder strap has two cable management elastics that you can use to run a charging cable from the 10,000 watt cable to the 10,000 watt cable. So let's kick off with a physical rundown on the outside things are looking pretty good the right shoulder strap has two cable management elastics that you can use to run a charging cable from the 10,400 milliamp hour battery inside to your device hand and a loop that personally I'd use to throw a carabiner on so I could quickly attach and detach things or to hold the IEMs that are connected to the mini disc player that I keep in the sorry what what's that this joke is old now just like me ouch all right so uh well I guess you could put something else on it if you want the left strap is no less interesting at the bottom is the condom pocket I showed off before there's another charging pocket pass through and then there's this tilt logo right here with a programmable NFC tag under it you can check out our video about these handy little do dads here if you can't imagine what that might be good for which leads us to the padding on the back it's thick and breathable but like the pads on the shoulder straps that seem to be positioned to make as little contact with the wearer as possible it left me scratching my head a little bit it and the plastic support it sits on to make room for the handy luggage handle slot are completely flat something I could have forgiven more easily if the shoulder straps included a waist or at least a chest strap to snug the bag up against my back a little bit better mind you I'm pretty sure that the kids today wear their backpacks like this anyway so none of this is likely to matter the handle on top is well padded and reasonably well constructed and looking around the rest of the outside you'll find six more small stylish external pockets two of which are nylon lined and have cable pass throughs to the charger compartment and the other four of which have other special characteristics this one has a wonderfully soft liner for your precious cargo this one has a drink holder in it that I found worked very very well on my trip in spite of my oversized water bottle this one inexplicably has a waterproof style zipper and finally my favorite one here maybe that zipper would have made more sense on this one has the same super soft liner on a protective removable pocket that took great care of my home phone and my sunglasses on my trip and when you remove it you find yet another charger pass through root which brings us to the bigger pockets where things start to get a little bit less enthusiastic the laptop pocket has the nice soft liner but fairly minimal padding at the bottom compared to the last backpack I reviewed here so you should be somewhat careful plunking your bag down after a long day and maybe I had unrealistic expectations but I really wanted the battery bank to be more tightly integrated than just a standard brick shaped battery bank in a pocket I mean it's fine press power to check the charge status it's got one two amp port and two one amp ports to charge up to three devices total two low draw and one high draw and they include three micro USB cables one of which has a 30 pin Apple adapter so you don't even need to provide all your own cables but I would really like to see a second generation product work that way I don't want to put the battery into the lining somewhere or something so I don't have this random brick pressing against my laptop that also makes it hard to use that pocket for anything else since we're in this pocket we can have a look at the cable management straps which work just fine tilt recommends tying strain prevention knots in them in case something gets snagged from the outside and I would recommend the same and other than that well there's not much else to say about them is there opening up the soft lined tablet pocket right next to this one gives us an opportunity to look at the cable management holes from both sides and also a look at the tablet pocket it's a tablet pocket okay not much to say about that which leads us finally to the main pocket the one thing about this bag that really frustrated me on my trip the bag is designed with a hard bottom so that it stands on its own but the main pocket the only place big enough to really store anything substantial opens from the front so it's hard to access from a standing position without tipping over the bag and then you'll need to bend over anyway the internals are well laid out for what that's worth though with cable management pass throughs into those two side pockets I showed you a key loop a variety of course and fine mesh pockets and a little see-through pencil case thing that sits in the bottom to help you stay organized but I just found it a little bit annoying to use if I opened it a little I had trouble seeing inside and if I opened it wide the whole thing fell open and everything could come out so I guess that's the conclusion who is this bag for well technophiles who don't want to carry much other than tech crap in their backpack and I guess it's probably a pretty big market of people who will be interested in this bag so even if tilt would have a hard would have to make something a little bit bigger and more ergonomic to appeal to me I still think they have a winner on their hands guys thanks for watching like this video if you liked it dislike it if you disliked it leave a comment if your feelings are more complicated than this also check the link in the video description if you want to support us we have a link where you can give us a monthly contribution you can buy a cool t-shirt like this one and you can change your Amazon bookmark to one of our affiliate code so we get a small kickback whenever you buy random stuff on Amazon it helps us out a lot thanks again for watching and as always don't forget to subscribe