Comments on: How To Safely Pack Electronics in Your Checked Luggage

By: Dave Dean

Dave Dean

In reply to Bella. Above a certain size, yup.

By: Bella

Bella

Aren’t lithium batteries banned from the holds of aeroplanes? Certainly in Europe it’s an issue but there dosen’t seem to be any straight forward info on it.

By: Dave Dean

Dave Dean

In reply to Chris Vening. There are a few things we mentioned that might help get your gear back, or protect the data that's on your devices, but in terms of stopping a baggage handler or someone else with physical access to your luggage from stealing your gear? Yeah, there's a limit to what even we can do to help with that one. Cross your fingers, and don't forget your travel insurance. :/

By: Chris Vening

Chris Vening

Great article but you don’t mention how to combat the thieves at TSA.

The losses will be incredible

By: Johanna @TravelEater Read

Johanna @TravelEater Read

Excellent advice, as always from Too Many Adapters.
For people not wanting to risk a fragile laptop in a checked bag, here’s my Too Many Adapters article about working from the road using just an ipad and a phone: https://toomanyadapters.com/work-travel-ipad-possible/
thanks!
Johanna