Reddit mentions of Cutequeen USB3.0 to SATA Adapter Converter Cable 22pin Data Power Cable Adapter for 2.5“ Hard Drives (HDD) and Solid State Drives (SSD),0.15M/0.5ft (Pack of 1)

So my personal backpack kind of doubles as my IT "toolbag". A lot of the items I use are mine, some are the company's. The backpack is large enough to fit a 17" laptop, so it's pretty nice.

Mine always has

• usb ethernet adapter
  
• usb wifi adapter (I had gotten a N adapter when I had an old G laptop
  
  
• 3 usb flash drives (usually 2x8gb and 1 64gb)
  
• This toolkit, it's a little pricey, but they have smaller kits for less $
  
• external harddrive (just cause I have one, usually load it up with my free ware tools like magic disc, partition wizard, etc.)
  
• a couple micro usb cables
  
• a couple ethernet cables (usually 7-10 feet)
  
• sata to usb adapter, super clutch.
  
  
  I guess all together that would be kinda pricey, and like I mentioned, some of this stuff is just stuff I bought for myself and kept as "just in case" tools.
  
  
  Essentials though would have to be Screwdriver kit, multiple flash drives, ethernet cables and sata to usb adapter.