**A Basic Headphone Splitter for Sharing Media with Others**

In today's world where sharing media with others is becoming increasingly common, having a convenient way to do so can be a lifesaver. A basic headphone splitter can serve as an essential tool for those who want to share what they're watching or listening to with someone nearby. This device can plug into multiple devices at once, making it easy to share content without having to worry about complicated connections.

**A Four-Port USB 3.0 Hub from Anchor**

For those who spend a lot of time working on their laptops or tablets, this four-port USB 3.0 hub is an essential tool. With one of the USB ports, you can plug in multiple devices at once, freeing up space on your main device and making it easy to stay organized. This hub also comes with some convenient features, such as auto-rotating lead for a mechanical pencil that never runs out of sharpness.

**A Curatola Mechanical Pencil**

The included mechanical pencil is a great tool for anyone who likes to jot down notes or sketch on the go. With its internal gears and auto-rotating lead, you'll never have to worry about running out of ink again. This pencil works well and looks great, making it a perfect addition to any survival kit.

**Slots for SD Cards and Other Little Cards**

One of the features that sets this case apart is its slots for SD cards and other little cards that people may want to carry. In this kit, I've included a micro SD card adapter in case you use one with your phone or any other device that uses it. This adapter ensures that you can transfer files from your phone or camera to the SD card easily.

**A 64GB Kingston Flash Drive**

For those who need to store large amounts of data on the go, this 64GB Kingston flash drive is a great option. The tiny size makes it easy to carry around, and its compatibility with both standard USB ports and newer USB type-C ports makes it versatile and reliable.

**USB Type-C Adapters by Aki**

Since the world is moving towards USB type-C, I've included some adapters by Aki to ensure that you can connect to any device without any issues. These adapters add a bit of bulk to your device but are necessary for those newer devices that don't support standard USB ports.

**Microfiber Cloth by Spider**

As someone who likes to keep their phone screen clean, having a microfiber cloth in the kit is an absolute must. The included microfiber cloth is larger than some of the others and is great for cleaning laptops or large tablet screens. Its quality is top-notch, making it a great tool for anyone who wants to keep their devices clean.

**Smell-a-Mite Smell Detector**

This smell detector is a fun and useful tool that can turn any outlet into three while also providing two USB ports. This makes it easy to charge up multiple devices at once, even in situations where outlets are scarce. The fact that it's flexible and can be turned from a vertical to horizontal position with the push of a button is also convenient.

**Portable Charger**

Finally, every survival kit needs a portable charger. In this case, I've used the 1x1 charger, which has 10,000 milliamp hours. This means that you'll be able to charge your phone multiple times without any issues, and with two USB ports, you can even share the charging goodness with a friend. The built-in screen also lets you know exactly how much juice you have left, making it easy to plan ahead.

**The Kit in Conclusion**

Overall, this survival kit has everything that anyone would need for everyday life on the go. From a basic headphone splitter to a portable charger and microfiber cloth, every item has been carefully selected to ensure that the kit is functional, convenient, and affordable. With a bit of creativity and some well-planned organization, you can create your own survival kit that meets all of your needs.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwho's going on guys drivers consumer and it's time we made a few upgrades to my tech survival kit for those of you who aren't familiar with the tech survival kit it's a very inexpensive kit I put together to help with any tech emergency first thing you'll notice here is that we've got a new case - how's everything and this one is by bag smart and it offers a bit more flexibility than the Amazon basics case as it doesn't have a hard shell which allows it to fit more easily in a bag or backpack it's got to strap on the side if you're into that sort of thing but what I like most about it is that it's tech focused and well organized so it's designed to carry a variety of gadgets and very securely with the built-in straps everywhere kind of like a gritty organizer but let's talk about what's inside first up we've got this multi connector USB cable by chiffon and guys this thing's nut it's got two micro USB a meaning USB which is actually kind of nice because you won't find anyone who's carrying that anymore but it also has a lightning cable and even a USB type-c cable as long as this is in your kit all your bases will be covered and you won't be caught without a way to charge or connect to most of today's portable devices while the chip on cable can connect to almost anything unfortunately it isn't very long so we've got this limousine cable from the first tech survival kit to make up for that this guy packs micro USB lightning and USB type-c cable and has a standard cable length so things like wall charging won't be an issue and it also has a medic cable to give it some extra durability with these two you'll always be ready to offer a lending hand so anyone who's looking for a charger regardless of what home they're using next up we've got a pair of ear buds from G chord now ear buds were added to the tech survival kit in case you've got your real headphones at home or maybe if you wanted to listen to something on your phone you can do that without disrupting others or maybe if you wanted to stop others from disrupting you you got those ear buds at first we used some amazonbasics earbuds which didn't have the best sound quality but it was cheap and it got the job done for lucky enough the G cords are only a few bucks more and offer a better build quality so it should last longer and in and remote and might and some pretty decent sound quality for the price so you could at least enjoy your music while you're trying to block out that crying baby in the back you've also got a basic headphone splitter in here but those times you want to share what you're watching or listening to you with somebody nearby and honestly this kind of thing is perfect for long plane or bus ride next up we've got this four port USB 3.0 hub from anchor which works well with laptops or tablets with one of the USB port if you ever find yourself in a situation where you need to plug in multiple things to your laptop or tablet this will definitely come in handy and trusting and never hurt to have access to more USB ports with your laptop and even though we're living in a very gentle age it also goes in here to have a pen or pencil nearby and so I've included a Curatola mechanical pencil through the use of some internal gears is able to have auto rotating lead which allows you to have a sharp point when writing so you don't end up with a dull and flat tip over time it works well it looks really good so I decided why not now something you'll notice with this case is that it has some slot for SD cards and some other little cards you may want to carry so in this kit I've included a micro SD card adapter in case you use one with your phone or any other device that uses one as well as a 128 gig SD card if you're a photographer videographer vlogger you know how much it sucks to leave the house without an SD card so it's always great to have a nice backup right in the survival kit and while we're on the topic of corage here I brought back the 64 gigabyte kingston flash drive from the first kit this is the tiny flash drive that takes up very little space but it's often because it can connect to a standard USB or even a USB type-c port and sense the USB type-c is getting so popular it's nice to have an option that is versatile and you can work as a replacement to the micro SD cards but those phones that don't support having one and since the world is going in a way of USB type-c I decided to add some adapter these are by Aki and if you're a new MacBook Pro owner you'll definitely be glad to have some of these on hand they add little bulk or whatever you're plugging in and it allows you to be sure you won't have any issues connecting to any of today's newer devices and honestly one of my favorite things in this kit there's this microfiber cross by spider I'm personally a bit obsessive when it comes to having a clean phone screen so having something like this in the kit is an absolute must and this bugs microfiber cloth is great because it's larger than the last one which makes it great for cleaning laptops or a large tablet screen and as somebody who loves microfiber cloth as weird as that may be this is some of the best quality coffee I've seen in a while now we've also got the smell concerns detector that's definitely making a return to the kit because it's just that awesome this guy can turn any outlet into three while also providing two USB ports so if you're at a library or somewhere where you don't have access to a ton of outlets you can still charge up all your stuff and even share with someone you may be with with no problem not to mention listing is flexible you can turn the plug from a vertical to a horizontal position with the push of a button and vice versa and I'm telling you guys this is a definite must for the kid and you guys already know and we can't make a survival kit without a portable charger and this time around we're using the 1x1 charger this thing has 10,000 milliamp hours so it'll charge your phone multiple times with no problem whatsoever and with two USB ports you can share that charging goodness with a friend too now what I like about this portable charger is that it has a screen that tells you exactly how much juice you've got left you don't want to pack up a giant portable charger away into the kit so this it'll let you know when it's time for read up and I'm telling you guys that kind of knowledge is power if you're a dude there so I've got about wrapped up to the gear in my new tech survival kit and take my word for it this is an awesome thing to have in your backpack or even your car and like I said before I made sure everything on this list was pretty inexpensive so you should have no problems going to pick up some of this gear on your own and making your own survival kit and I got to say I was supposed to see that tell me if you guys spent pics of you going to make your own types of okay with your own little spin on it that's awesome shoes out to all of you but I'll catch you all in the next video till then it's your average consumer peacewho's going on guys drivers consumer and it's time we made a few upgrades to my tech survival kit for those of you who aren't familiar with the tech survival kit it's a very inexpensive kit I put together to help with any tech emergency first thing you'll notice here is that we've got a new case - how's everything and this one is by bag smart and it offers a bit more flexibility than the Amazon basics case as it doesn't have a hard shell which allows it to fit more easily in a bag or backpack it's got to strap on the side if you're into that sort of thing but what I like most about it is that it's tech focused and well organized so it's designed to carry a variety of gadgets and very securely with the built-in straps everywhere kind of like a gritty organizer but let's talk about what's inside first up we've got this multi connector USB cable by chiffon and guys this thing's nut it's got two micro USB a meaning USB which is actually kind of nice because you won't find anyone who's carrying that anymore but it also has a lightning cable and even a USB type-c cable as long as this is in your kit all your bases will be covered and you won't be caught without a way to charge or connect to most of today's portable devices while the chip on cable can connect to almost anything unfortunately it isn't very long so we've got this limousine cable from the first tech survival kit to make up for that this guy packs micro USB lightning and USB type-c cable and has a standard cable length so things like wall charging won't be an issue and it also has a medic cable to give it some extra durability with these two you'll always be ready to offer a lending hand so anyone who's looking for a charger regardless of what home they're using next up we've got a pair of ear buds from G chord now ear buds were added to the tech survival kit in case you've got your real headphones at home or maybe if you wanted to listen to something on your phone you can do that without disrupting others or maybe if you wanted to stop others from disrupting you you got those ear buds at first we used some amazonbasics earbuds which didn't have the best sound quality but it was cheap and it got the job done for lucky enough the G cords are only a few bucks more and offer a better build quality so it should last longer and in and remote and might and some pretty decent sound quality for the price so you could at least enjoy your music while you're trying to block out that crying baby in the back you've also got a basic headphone splitter in here but those times you want to share what you're watching or listening to you with somebody nearby and honestly this kind of thing is perfect for long plane or bus ride next up we've got this four port USB 3.0 hub from anchor which works well with laptops or tablets with one of the USB port if you ever find yourself in a situation where you need to plug in multiple things to your laptop or tablet this will definitely come in handy and trusting and never hurt to have access to more USB ports with your laptop and even though we're living in a very gentle age it also goes in here to have a pen or pencil nearby and so I've included a Curatola mechanical pencil through the use of some internal gears is able to have auto rotating lead which allows you to have a sharp point when writing so you don't end up with a dull and flat tip over time it works well it looks really good so I decided why not now something you'll notice with this case is that it has some slot for SD cards and some other little cards you may want to carry so in this kit I've included a micro SD card adapter in case you use one with your phone or any other device that uses one as well as a 128 gig SD card if you're a photographer videographer vlogger you know how much it sucks to leave the house without an SD card so it's always great to have a nice backup right in the survival kit and while we're on the topic of corage here I brought back the 64 gigabyte kingston flash drive from the first kit this is the tiny flash drive that takes up very little space but it's often because it can connect to a standard USB or even a USB type-c port and sense the USB type-c is getting so popular it's nice to have an option that is versatile and you can work as a replacement to the micro SD cards but those phones that don't support having one and since the world is going in a way of USB type-c I decided to add some adapter these are by Aki and if you're a new MacBook Pro owner you'll definitely be glad to have some of these on hand they add little bulk or whatever you're plugging in and it allows you to be sure you won't have any issues connecting to any of today's newer devices and honestly one of my favorite things in this kit there's this microfiber cross by spider I'm personally a bit obsessive when it comes to having a clean phone screen so having something like this in the kit is an absolute must and this bugs microfiber cloth is great because it's larger than the last one which makes it great for cleaning laptops or a large tablet screen and as somebody who loves microfiber cloth as weird as that may be this is some of the best quality coffee I've seen in a while now we've also got the smell concerns detector that's definitely making a return to the kit because it's just that awesome this guy can turn any outlet into three while also providing two USB ports so if you're at a library or somewhere where you don't have access to a ton of outlets you can still charge up all your stuff and even share with someone you may be with with no problem not to mention listing is flexible you can turn the plug from a vertical to a horizontal position with the push of a button and vice versa and I'm telling you guys this is a definite must for the kid and you guys already know and we can't make a survival kit without a portable charger and this time around we're using the 1x1 charger this thing has 10,000 milliamp hours so it'll charge your phone multiple times with no problem whatsoever and with two USB ports you can share that charging goodness with a friend too now what I like about this portable charger is that it has a screen that tells you exactly how much juice you've got left you don't want to pack up a giant portable charger away into the kit so this it'll let you know when it's time for read up and I'm telling you guys that kind of knowledge is power if you're a dude there so I've got about wrapped up to the gear in my new tech survival kit and take my word for it this is an awesome thing to have in your backpack or even your car and like I said before I made sure everything on this list was pretty inexpensive so you should have no problems going to pick up some of this gear on your own and making your own survival kit and I got to say I was supposed to see that tell me if you guys spent pics of you going to make your own types of okay with your own little spin on it that's awesome shoes out to all of you but I'll catch you all in the next video till then it's your average consumer peace\n"