This thing is like the Tardis.
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This bag is pretty much the epitome of value. It's just big enough to fit all of the necessities, is extremely convenient in a hurry, and seems to be sewn together with a skilled hand.

I did modify some of the compartments to fit all of my stuff, and just to illustrate how much stuff can actually fit into this thing, I'll list what I store in here in here on a semi-permanent basis:

2 2.5'' hard drives and their cables
2 USB flash drives
1 MicroSD card and its plastic case
A Macbook Pro charger (the brick section)
2 6ft usb cables and the wall adapters for them
A case for my Note 4 (it's large)
1 usb/ethernet dongle
1 fullsize usb to micro usb adapter
A portable optical disk drive
1 external 3000mah power bank
And lastly a pair of earbuds.

Needless to say, I recommend it.
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There's a square version TARDIS mug out there with removable lid, but not dishwasher safe and who wants to fool with the extraneous lid.  Now, a TARDIS stein....

I digress.  This mug is not bad.  The TARDIS silhouette is slightly raised giving it some unique substance.  It has the "time and relative dimensions in space" on the inside rim, and is a nice blue similar to the TARDIS color.

Key selling points for me: 1. Dishwasher safe 2.  Shows off my love of Doctor Who
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This tardis is fun for the whole family.  I had considered the USB hub but this looked like more fun.  Door is a little finicky and could probably break easily but otherwise is is fairly sturdy.  Fun sounds and looks great on the desk.  Similar in size to Dr Who action figures.
635384
Time traveling involves planes sometime when the Tardis isn't available. Used this as a prop on a display shelf but it's realistic and great quality for price.
3302996
I was like a kid when my DR WHO TARDIS / DALEK mould came in! Chocolates, ice, jello, and even gluegun glue.....crafty,drinky, snacky, everything mould! (air clay for xmas ornaments anyone?)
277345
This novella is like a tardis- it's bigger on the inside. It may seem tiny and small, but the worlds within the words are interesting, succinct. The prose, as always, is fantastic and dark. The world itself is interesting, foreboding, full of twisty corners and mazes. And the characters used to explore it? Fantastic. Just enough mystery to keep us glued to the end.
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Decent likeness of iconic, on so many levels, Dr. Who moment.  I have it set up with a fourth doctor fiqure just to left of painting.  In hic first episode and this he touches his nose. " Who knows?"
467313
This is a lovely set for any Whovian!
It has figures and the tardis.
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I had a hard time believing I could get an actual Gallifreyan for such an extraordinarily low price. After all, their home planet has been destroyed.
However, sure enough, here is a genuine Time Lord.
I will warn you that this one seems to be a bit of drama magnet. Whenever I turn around there are Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans and any number of other creatures and entire races that seem hell bent on killing him or enslaving those whom he happens to be in the vicinity of at any particular point in time or space.
I thought perhaps it was a coincidence at first, but nearly fifty years has shown me this is no accident.

Nevertheless, he is quite handy, cleans up all the messes he makes save the emotional ones (I would suggest contracting the services of a good therapist before purchase), and is even entertaining.

A minor note is that his TARDIS seems to have been damaged in shipping. It still mostly works, so I didn't bother contacting the seller, but perhaps you'll feel different.
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Oh my would you look at this thing? It looks so small, but has so much space... must be time lord technology! 
Fits well in my little blue box, Compatible with the Galaxy s7. Fantastic!
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Love this! Makes the TARDIS sound when you plug in something to charge. Only thing is if you have it plugged into your laptop's USB outlet it will only charge things when the laptop is on (and not in sleep mode). But this is awesome!
907001
Thought it was too small when it arrived but its like Dr Who's Tardis fits lots in. Easy to carry your equipment in and great value for the price.
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The only negative point I have to mention is that to place the batteries into your Sonic you need a insanely tiny Phillips screwdriver and it's a bit of a hassle to get the battery cover off to put them into the Sonic. (It would be nice if they already came installed but alas, one can only dream.) However, once the batteries are all set, nothing can stop you from fixing every electronic in sight, checking the readings in the area (the extending feature is super fun) and opening and closing doors. Now all that's left is to grab a bow tie and listen for the TARDIS to pick you up and travel the universe with the Doctor! GERONIMO!
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Ever since the relaunch in 2005, I've been a fan of Doctor Who (and have later gone back to watch the classic series as well). And when I discovered there were a ton of novels based on the show as well, I knew I had to check them out. All of them have different writers, and all of them vary in degrees of quality. But all of them still capture the spirit of the show; playing out like actual episodes, while being able to utilize things that would be extremely difficult to create on the show (in terms of special effects).

Taking place during the time of the Ninth Doctor, he and his companions, Rose and Captain Jack Harkness, make their way to present day England when the TARDIS picks up a disturbance in the space time continuum. There, they discover, to their shock, a very much alive Neanderthal man running around town. And when their investigation takes them on a journey into Earth's ancient past, their ensuing battle with the time travelers messing with history will make them understand what it truly means to be human.

These books are pretty much just for fans of Doctor Who, as there's plenty of references to various episodes of the show, so the writing pretty much expects you to already know who the Doctor and Rose are, what the TARDIS is, and so on. These books pretty much play out like a professionally published fan fiction, and all the main characters behave and sound like they would on the show proper. Case in point, this story plays out perfectly like an unaired episode, with a great balance of seriousness, humor, and thoughtful lessons. All the characters are in perfect form, and though Jack Harkness gets pushed to the wayside a bit, he has a particularly memorable moment in which he has to provide a distraction so the Doctor and Rose can slip by the authorities. What he does, I dare not spoil, but it had me in tears, laughing.

And that's part of the book's charm---there's a great many humorous moments that I think a lot of other "Who" books have been lacking. The Neanderthal man they befriend early on is extremely friendly and likeable, and his exploits in the modern day are both hilarious, but also insightful, as his observations about the strangeness of present day humans reveals a lot about how truly bizarre we can be as a species.  And therein lies the book's greatest strength; it's message in humanity. It's so easy to look back on our ancestors and believe them to be savages, but after glimpsing the future and how mankind has found ways to do away with negative emotions, to the point of being almost robotic and uncaring, it makes the reader have to look themselves in the mirror and wonder just who is the real barbarian here?

Both a funny and telling glance at human nature, this is easily one of the more unique and well written "Who" novels that I've come across.
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As a Whovian whose favorite New Who Doctor is Tennant, this couldn't be a better addition to my living room.  It does require 2 people for set up, but the result is amazing and my living room is now much more awesome than before.  I am continually getting more Doctor Who stuff to add to my collection, but so far this is my favorite!
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I love it, love it, love it!  The other reviews I read helped me make up my mind to purchase this.  However, I give it all 5 stars.  It's actually better than I expected it to be.  Good quality materials; all the lights and sounds work properly.  It's just like the one on the Craig Furgeson Late Late Show on CBS.  I could not be better pleased with my tardis.  Well, ok, there is one very teeny tiny small thing I would like better.  It would be absolutely perfect if there was a button that could be pressed for it to play the Dr. Who theme song.  That would just be "Shut Up! Back up the Truck!" perfect.  Hope this has helped in some small way.
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I'm a huge doctor who fan and had to get this.  It's well made, with a little lip on the inside of the lid to keep it from falling off.