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Lighten Your Luggage: A Must-Have Vacuum Compressor for Shopaholics

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — It’s easy to overshop while traveling abroad, and the biggest headache is figuring out how to fit all your purchases into your suitcase to bring them home. A Taiwanese design company has launched a compact vacuum compressor called “VAGO,” which, when used with...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team

 

It’s easy to overshop while traveling abroad, and the biggest headache is figuring out how to fit all your purchases into your suitcase to bring them home. A Taiwanese design company has launched a compact vacuum compressor called “VAGO,” which, when used with its dedicated storage bags, can extract air from the bag and reduce the volume of soft items like clothing by up to 50%, instantly freeing up more space in your luggage for more shopping.

A Taiwanese design company has launched a compact vacuum compressor called “VAGO.” (Image source: VAGO)

When used with its dedicated storage bags, it can extract air from the bag and reduce the volume of soft items like clothing by up to 50%. (Image source: VAGO)

VAGO is compact and very convenient to carry while traveling abroad. (Image source: VAGO)

VAGO is a mini air pump that weighs just 86 grams and is about the same size as a Yakult bottle. It comes in four colors—black, white, pink, and purple—as well as two special metallic editions in red and blue. It is a creative product developed by the Taiwanese design company Creation CELL. The entire device is manufactured in Taiwan and can be charged via USB, making it very convenient to carry during international trips.

The device is entirely made in Taiwan (MIT). (Image source: VAGO)

It comes in four colors: black, white, pink, and purple. (Image source: VAGO)

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