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Due to someone else messing up during flight reservation, I had to manage with an underseat bag only for a 5 days work trip to France with one day off for hiking., I am happy to report that I managed, partly thanks to a truly magical rolltop 28ish l backpack by Hunter that could hold all my stuff but also serve as a decent- looking laptop bag when cinched down to a smaller size.

My setup was as follows:

1. in the rolltop backpack:

13 inch notebook computer in a neoprene pouch

Charger with cables for the notebook and separate charger with cables for phone and watch

An envelope containing a sizeable pack of work- related papers ( A4 sized)

A pair of soft black leather ballet flats

A sleeveless black knit merino midi dress for the more formal work occasions

4 X undies, 2 X tights, 3 X socks ( I am blessed ( or cursed) by a body shape that can go without a bra)

A silk nightdress ( Travel Tree) that packs to the size of closed fist

1 X terracotta short sleeved nice merino t- shirt

1 X long- sleeved denim shirt that can be also worn over the dress

A very light pertex- type windproof coat ( moss green colour)

A plastic rain poncho

A small leather handbag containing wallet, keys and documents

A water bottle

A small pouch with essential toiletries

A colorful faux silk scarf to liven up the black dress

In an easily accessible external.picket: phone with boarding pass and ID

2. Worn:

Blue Icebreaker merino t- shirt

Slim dark wash jeans

Black Benetton merino pullover that can also go over the dress

Scarpa Mojito shoes with socks ( also for the hike).

Just to make sure if I understood it correctly: my new Zenbook Duo should be compatible with some third-party USB-C PD chargers. However, the original charger specs from ASUS are: TYPE-C, 68W (alt. 65W) Ultra mini AC Adapter, Output: 20V DC, 3.4A (alt. 3.25A), 68W (alt. 65W), Input: 100~240V AC 50/60Hz universal, TYPE-C Cable: 240W, i.e. PD not mentioned.

Are the original zenbook duo Chargers using PD technology? I cannot find an authoritative answer.

I do not plan to use alternative charger with the notebook but I wonder whether I could use the laptop´s charger also for my phone while traveling and save myself one charger to carry. The phone (old Google Pixel 4a) requires a USB-C PD 3.0 or greater charger of at least 18 W but there is no upper limit as long as it is PD controlled.

When manually stopping the bike ride tracking on my Charge 6, I can see the maximum speed for the ride, but I cannot find it anymore when going through the ride data in the app. Is there a way to recover the max speed info in the app?