'MOS Pack' Backpack Features a Built-In Power Strip for Hassle-Free Charging of All Your Devices - MacRumors
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'MOS Pack' Backpack Features a Built-In Power Strip for Hassle-Free Charging of All Your Devices

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The MOS Pack, available now on Kickstarter, is a backpack that includes a built-in power strip and cable management system that allows all of the devices inside to be charged by a single power cord without taking anything out of the backpack.

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Ideal for travel, the MOS Pack can hold charging cables for a MacBook, an iPad, and an iPhone all at once, with each one plugging into an included MOS Reach power strip. The MOS Reach includes two USB charging ports for iOS devices (or other USB-powered electronics) and a standard port that can accommodate a MacBook's Power Adapter.

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Cords are cleverly routed through cable management sleeves to keep them organized and out of sight, and the small power strip is concealed at the bottom of the backpack and kept in place with magnets. The MOS Pack includes a padded laptop sleeve, a tablet sleeve, an iPhone pocket, a waterproof water bottle pocket, a passport pocket, a hard glasses case, and slots for pens and pencils.

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The MOS team has produced and shipped several other products via Kickstarter, including the original MOS Magnetic Organization System, the MOS Spring, and the MOS Reach, establishing itself as a reliable manufacturer.

The MOS Pack can be pre-ordered via Kickstarter for an early bird pledge of $120. When the early bird units have sold out, the price will be $140. MOS plans to begin shipping backpacks in March of 2016.

Top Rated Comments

138 months ago
Can't wait to see someone with one of those go through security at the airport. Oh wait. We're talking TSA. Never mind.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
138 months ago
This also doubles as a heater.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
nick42983 Avatar
138 months ago
This is the kind of thing that will get you extra screening by the TSA.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Michael Scrip Avatar
138 months ago
Or I can put a power-strip in a bag I already own.

Total cost: $0
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
acctman Avatar
138 months ago
too risky... imagine destroying $3,000 or more of tech in a bag created by a "kickstarter". They'll need a $10,000 free protection and replacement plan in order to get me to plug in all my device in an enclosed bag
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
138 months ago
This is simultaneously striking me as a ridiculous product and a really good idea. Brain asplode.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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