What have I done? CES exposed something about me: I don’t just carry tech… I carry options. And when you’re lugging around multiple tablets, multiple cameras, a hairball of cables, and random “just in case” stuff, it turns into mental clutter. More devices means more decisions, more maintenance, more charging, and honestly… it was making my life way harder than it should be. So in this video I rebuilt my backpack setup from the ground up with one goal: essentials only. One bag, one decision. I break everything into three tiers—non-negotiables (daily use), critical (you don’t always use it, but work might call), and “anxiety tech” (the stuff you don’t need… but you feel naked without). Then I apply one simple rule: pick one device per category. For power, I locked in a high-capacity Anker portable charger and a UGREEN 100W wall adapter, plus two cables—one for charging versatility and one for data. For work, my MacBook Pro is a must, and I kept my reMarkable because it does something my phone and laptop don’t. For creator life, I cut the camera chaos down to my Fujifilm X100VI and one SSD. By the end, the bag is lighter, my brain is quieter, and I don’t look like a Ninja Turtle anymore. 2026 Jud is gonna be different.