The holy grail - Samsung ecosystem bags

[Obsydian]

Unsure if it is just me, but since mobiles got bigger, then buds, chargers, etc.. i found my trouser pockets aren't enough, so I invariable use a bag, but have quite a large collection now and now really fit the bill.

Surely an opportunity for Samsung is ecosystem storage options, as opposed to just device protection options. A key issue for me is to avoid keys, wallets, and fluids damaging the mobile.

What do you think is overkill or an unmet need?

USE CASES

Light - Mobile, Buds, Wallet, Keys

Moderate - Light + Powerbank, Wipes, Water bottle

Heavy - Moderate + Laptop, Mouse, mobile stand, charger, cable, notepad, pens.

MY HEAVY OPTION - Even space for a change of clothes

[GoanGeek]

Is that an actual smasung bag 🤔

[Obsydian]

Sort of, was a one-off batch courtesy of @SocietyGirl

[Bigtasty65]

It really just depends if people are butterfingers and keep dropping things. As for mobile phones just don't put anything else in the same pocket as your phone.

[Bigtasty65]

I bought a superb bag from Curries for my Book 3 Ultra and it's incredibly padded. The best one I've ever seen. On the opposite side. I run my S24 Plus without any case. All I have is a glass screen protector. It is withstanding the test of time without a single mark..............so far!

[Obsydian]

I went backstop commando with my ZFOLD4, £340 repair later I went back to case.

It's more when you carry more items and rather then one or two large pockets, be nice to have a well thought out design.

Hybrid working, means I find myself double checking I haven't left anything, which has happened twice.

[Obsydian]

MY LIGHT SOLUTION - Messy as cards loose as my wallet would scratch the mobile.

Ultralight Solution - Is just mobile in trousers and wallet, no room for anything else, no good for summer shorts as my mobile falls, sticks out.

[SocietyGirl]

Did I not send you one?