HyperPack Pro Review: An Excellect 22L Tech Backpack with Apple® Find My™ Built In

HyperPack Pro Review

I’ve been watching “smart” creep into bags the way it crept into headphones: first as a gimmick, then as an expectation. HyperPack Pro’s offer is simple: integrate Apple Find My tracking into a well-organized, travel-ready backpack, and make the anti-theft story feel native, include wired charging routing and a deep, very easy to open design, and we have my backpack for CES 2026.

What we like

Pros

• Apple® Find My™–compatible location module is built in
• Durable, water-resistant materials and zippers
• Strong organization for laptops, tablets, and accessories
• Practical anti-theft features (RFID pocket, hidden pocket, interlocking zippers)
• Travel-friendly comfort and carry details (padded back, luggage pass-through)
• Thoughtful cable routing and “charge-on-the-move” design

Apple® Find My™ integration is the headliner for the HyperPack Pro, and it’s implemented as an included, dedicated location module rather than a “bring your own tracker” workaround. The setup follows the familiar Find My flow, and the module can emit an audible alert for nearby searching, with a user-replaceable battery intended to last around a year.  For those who don’t want their backpack tracked, a plastic insert is provided to cover the tracker’s pocket when it is removed.

The HyperPack Pro’s materials read like a durability checklist: 1260D Cordura nylon paired with water-resistant YKK AquaGuard zippers. That combination frames the pack as a weather-ready commuter and travel bag, built to keep tech protected without requiring a rain cover as table stakes. 

Organization is the real day-to-day win. At 22 liters with a multi-pocket layout, it’s designed around a 16-inch laptop and a large tablet, plus the usual orbit of chargers, cables, headphones, adapters, and small essentials. The layout favors “everything has a place,” which makes it feel more like a mobile tech drawer than a generic backpack. 

The security features are integrated into the HyperPack Pro’s design language instead of announced with giant warning labels: RFID-protective storage, a hidden back/lumbar pocket, and interlocking zippers. It’s not a magic shield, but it does reduce casual vulnerability in crowded transit patterns. 

Carry comfort and travel details show up in the HyperPack Pro’s triple-padded airflow back system and a luggage pass-through that treats airports like a primary use case, not an afterthought. An easily accessed lined sunglass stash (on the front, above the main zippered area) and a MagSafe pocket for wireless charging without digging through the bag. A 1L water bottle pocket rounds out the “this is meant to be carried all day” story. 

The charging concept is well-considered: cable pass-throughs and routing holes between compartments, plus pockets positioned to support on-the-go charging using a battery pack and cables (not included). It’s a small design decision that reduces friction when the bag is full and time is short. 

What could be improved

Cons

• Premium pricing
• Compartment geometry favors flat tech; bulky items can feel awkward
• Side water-bottle carry can be tight for larger bottles

The cost story is the most challenging part to rationalize. The HyperPack Pro carries the premium designation based on two factors: the Hyper branding for gamers and the Apple® Find My™ tracker. The HyperPack Pro has been positioned around a $200 MSRP, and pricing fluctuates depending on channel and promotions (for example, Amazon listed it at $100, discounted from $200 on January 2, 2026). That volatility doesn’t change what the bag is, but it does change how easy it is to recommend at any given moment. 

The internal architecture is tuned for notebooks, tablets, and flat accessories. That’s consistent with the mission, but it makes it harder to place thicker objects—bulky controllers, thick cases, or compressible layers cleanly when the pack is fully loaded. 

Bottle carry is present, but it’s not designed for big bottles. Larger containers can feel tight in the side carry areas, which nudges the bag back toward a “tech-first” identity rather than an all-day, anything-goes backpack.

HyperPack Pro: The bottom line

HyperPack Pro is a disciplined tech backpack: durable materials, strong organization, credible anti-theft details, and an Apple® Find My™  tracker integrated into the product rather than improvised. The value flips on price: at or near $200, it competes with premium carry brands plus a separate tracker; at a deep discount, it becomes an unusually compelling blend of smart capability and practical design.  

Hyper provided the HyperPack Pro for review. Images courtesy of Hyper unless otherwise noted.

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