Adam Kos Apple introduced the expansion of its Find network last spring. Even though we have his AirTags here, support from third-party manufacturers is not growing dramatically. There are some interesting solutions here, but they usually rely on the use of AirTag. But the HyperPack Pro backpack integrates Apple's location service directly.
The Find Network locates your Apple electronic devices, so if you use the AirTag, you can easily find your wallet, keys, or just the luggage in which it is hidden. But it has its clear ills. If an intruder searches your luggage, they can easily remove the AirTag from it and disable it by removing the battery, or simply throw it away. However, this cannot be done with the HyperPack Pro backpack.
Focused on safety
The manufacturer has integrated the Find compatibility module into it so that it is not removable. But it's not the only security feature it offers. The backpack also contains a pocket for your payment cards and documents, which radio-blocks RFID scanners, i.e. those used for contactless reading of data. In addition, there is also a hidden waist pocket, ideal for storing valuables that are close to your body and out of the way of regular pockets. There are also "lockable" waterproof YKK zippers, which prevent potential thieves from easily unzipping them and stealing the contents of the backpack.
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Of course, the use of weather-resistant material and a number of ideally shaped pockets, whether for a water bottle or a MacBook. Original grommets for cables, for example from power banks, are a specialty. There is also the option of attaching a backpack to hand luggage. The design is perhaps too monotonous, but on the other hand it is purposeful and does not attract unnecessary attention.
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Vratislav Holub The HyperPack Pro backpack is already the 29th crowdfunding project of the company Hyper, which regularly captures a large audience with its solution on Kickstarter or Indiegogo. The campaign to fund this backpack is currently underway on Indiegogo, where it has already exceeded its goal by 630%, with more than a month left to go. The backpack within it will now cost $120 (approx. CZK 2), which is a 800% discount (the 40% has already been taken). It should begin to be distributed to the first interested parties during February next year. You can find more on the campaign pages.
Good article.. good backpack.. it's just a shame that when the author writes such an article, he doesn't mention in it that the campaign has the option of shipping only to the United States and possibly that you need to contact the seller for shipping elsewhere.. What about before launching check with the seller if he can send the article to the Czech Republic at all? Because if not, the article is totally worthless and only informs the reader about what amicus can buy for a few dollars and we can only dream about it.
Exactly.