Computer (accesssory) question

I have what I call my go-bag that I bought several years ago. It's got plenty of room for stuff. I carry my diabetes emergency kit, daily meds, a spare charging battery, earbuds, and business cards - and that's just the little stuff. Inside the main body, I carry a Samsung Galaxy Tab S plus a 13-inch HP laptop (with charger brick). I've also got room for several notebooks. I did a blog post review (with affiliate links) here: http://www.bobmuellerwriter.com/review-5-11-tactical-rush-delivery-lima-messenger-bag/

The review is four years old but still holds true, I think.

Which Windows 10 tablet? Some can "snap on" to a keyboard so it's kinda like a laptop, while other ones can have a cover that has a keyboard built in. My ancient Samsung Galaxy Tab has a Logitech case/cover that has a built-in keyboard and it lets you "fold" the case so it's a stand. This is a really light/thin bluetooth keyboard, so if you like scissor/butterfly switches it's a good option, there's also this which has a trackpad built in.

Your best bet would be to get a nice laptop case (like the padded sleeve kind), which usually has pockets you can put some small things in, and then get a backpack/bag/purse/whatever that can fit the case. Go to your dollar store/daiso and get some zippered cloth pouches you can put things in, too. This is a great mouse, as it's little, cheap, runs forever on 1 battery, uses the unifying reciever (or mine does, at least), and there's giant bins of them at your local staples/office max/best buy, so if you lose it it's no big deal and you don't feel bad having it get jostled in your bag. I have a Jansport bookbag and it fits my work laptop + mouse + power brick + notebook + bunch of other random stuff no problem, though it makes people think I'm a high schooler, idk if that would be a problem for you lol.

Full disclosure: I may or may not have worked at That Company, so I might be biased towards their products, but they're legitimately good and there's a reason they're #1 in their category.

I have a couple of bags/backpacks from Victoronix, the Swiss Army people. I've had them for two decades or more, been tossed on planes, in wing baggage pods, banged around in Jeeps and other off-road vehicles and never had any issues with them or the contents. Not the cheapest, but over the years they have more than earned back their price.

Jeff

I get tired easily carrying a lot of weight. I've got a Samsung Note phone and an OLD fold-up portable keyboard, similar to this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00YWLJNPQ/?tag=absowrit-20

A friend gave me a tiny folding phone stand, like this:

I use the stylus or just touch instead of a mouse. The whole thing fits into my tiny purse.

I went to a write-in back before the pandemic and folks were wondering where my laptop was. As I opened up my kit and started unfolding things, they were shocked. It was very comfortable and I was productive. Since the phone IS the hotspot... I can set up anywhere.

Just for another thought.