🔗 50PCS Reusable Cable Ties: Premium 6-Inch Adjustable Hook and Loop Cord Organizer Review

Ties were not properly separated from others. The loop material peels off leaving only the adhesive. It was very frustrating. Next time I will order a more expensive option. Hope they do better.

That's fantastic. I have the last 10 left in the pack and will probably buy more because it makes cable and connector management so much easier. All my messy kitchen appliances like my Vitamix, KitchenAid stand mixer, InstantPot, toaster, coffee maker etc. are now neat and tidy. Marie Kondo would be very happy. THESE SPARKS ARE JOY.

Convenient to use and seems solid. I wish they were an inch longer, but the length is satisfactory and you can always stitch them together if needed. I used to have to wrap my circular saw's 6 foot cord around the saw itself when storing it, now the cord can be neatly, easily, and neatly tied. Why portable power tools with long cords don't have better cord management is beyond me. How painful.

Great product. It's embarrassing that I have so many cables that I used them all in an hour and had to order more, but c'est la vie. I love my cords. For sharing, here's what I did: Black = power cable Blue = USB 3.0 and Cat6 (Blue on USB3 made me want to match that) Yellow = USB-C and Cat5e (because Thunderbolt ports are mostly yellow) Red = Microusb and Cat5 (though I'm willing to ditch cat5) Green = everything else (mostly HDMI)

I bought velcro straps first which I like a lot. They come in handy when tying up loose cords for a waffle maker, blender, cell phone, etc. They come with a lot more cables for less money than big brands and work just as well, but they do scratch a bit when it comes down to handling them. The outer colored down is stiffer and more spiky while the inner ones are the same, but that's not as much of an issue as you'll want the inner cord to stay attached. So, for all intents and purposes, this is…

They do a very good job of twisting naughty cables. Colors make it easier to find and count cables. If you're smart enough, you could even come up with a color-coding system. In the photo I used green to wrap the keyboard and mouse cables (I was thinking of using wireless but there are some issues) and yellow for the USB hub. I haven't had zip ties in a very long time but they seem to be well constructed, twist tight and unwind easily. The colors allow you to see what's on the physical desktop…

I use these to keep various computer cables in order. They work well for smaller and shorter cables. Larger cables or anything over 8 feet long will be too bulky to hold well. For example, the computer power supply for my laptop has a large wall cable and a smaller cable from the power supply to the computer. Both are about the same length, 6 feet/1.85 meters. They're great for a smaller computer cord, but a larger wall cord will require a reversible strap that's about 9 inches long. You can…

I'm a computer engineer and one of the most tedious jobs I do for customers is cable management. Most don't even know what it is, but when I see a real rat's nest of cables behind a desk or TV, I tell them I can organize cables with zip ties and Velcro. So I bought velcro straps to keep them with me. I use colored cable ties to differentiate cable categories like audio, video, computer, etc. They were so good for the price, almost half the price of the others and not really a noticeable…

I bought 50 packs, 5 of each color (black, red, yellow, blue and green). Others sell half as much for the same money. In addition, they are of great value as they are well made, durable and easy to use. Multiple colors are useful for color coding (see below). If you're confused by the color, like I was initially - I wanted all black, know that when the velcro is wrapped onto the cord, the color isn't as obvious because it's not as noticeable. The velcro material is very soft and the velcro is…