Portable Flash Drive Memory Card Power Bank Hard Disk USB Carrying Storage Bag For Sale

Portable Flash Drive Memory Card Power Bank Hard Disk USB Carrying Storage Bag
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Portable Flash Drive Memory Card Power Bank Hard Disk USB Carrying Storage Bag:
$5.30

Specification:
Ideal for classifying and storing USB flash disk, data cables, TF cards, SD cards, power band and so on.
The pocket on the surface is designed to carry your cellphone.
Shake-proof, waterproof and impact-resistant.
Full open zipper design, easy to pick and select the items inside.

Type: USB Flash Disk Storage Bag
Material: Hard Faux Leather
Feature: Portable, Large Capacity, Zipper Closure, Hard, Water Resistant
Outer Size: 175mm x 100mm x 42mm/6.89" x 3.94" x 1.65" (Approx.)
Inner Size: 165mm x 95mm x 32mm/6.50" x 3.74" x 1.26" (Approx.)

Note:
Due to the light and screen setting difference, the item's color may be slightly different from the pictures.
Please allow slight dimension difference due to different manual measurement.

Package Includes:
1 x USB Flash Disk Storage Bag(Other accessories are not included.)

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