💻 3-Pack Cable Clips for Desktop - Multipurpose Wire Holders for Phone Chargers, USB Cables (Black) - Upgraded Version Review

Although excellent for holding wires if left stationary, any torque applied to the table surface will cause these clips to loosen from the table. As a result, they're utterly useless if you're trying to handle a wire that doesn't go straight from the terminal to ground. I've tried using them to secure the mouse/keyboard cables where they exit in the middle/back of my desk, but even the slightest sideways pressure as they go towards my tower to the right of my desk will lead to get them…

Works very well! I struggled picking up tangled cords off the floor every morning until I had to have a medical procedure that temporarily limited my ability to lean towards the floor! It was a lifesaver and it was great that they came in multiple packages. Now I only have one of the three as after my healing I passed one each on to my son and daughter. You love them too!

Looks good, but it's not. The cable grooves in the silicone are really big. They're not big enough for a power cord, but too big for a charging cable so they just slide around a lot. The small hole is very dense while the big hole is much larger. My desk was in between, so these things keep falling off when the cord is in use. After all, there's nothing holding the silicon to the metal - they just end up slipping. I had one where the silicone came loose and could fall off the clamp without…

Smart design means they can be used on tables etc of various thicknesses as long as there is enough space for a clip to slide under the table . Countertop ie there is a lot of space under a pedestal table, but a framed tabletop can be a bit tricky. What I like best is that the power cord doesn't fall under the table every time I unplug the phone. You no longer have to dig under the table and worry about the clumps of dust that have accumulated there.

I sent them back first thought they sent me the wrong ones because they were gray not black but today I got a replacement and you are only grey, not black (pictures online look black and even the colors on the box look black, but other customer reviews show grey). After trying them out, I found that they work best with thin USB cables. or power cord. Thicker USB cables are just as unsuitable as HDMI or display connector cables.

Everything is fine. They might shrink more, they tend to slide over the side of the table they are attached to. Also, if the table frame is close to the edge of the table top at the bottom, they won't be able to penetrate the table edge deep enough to provide a good grip. For other applications where the table top frame part is not close to the table edge they are fine, just think about your application.

He helped me organize my desk. In fact, you can use either side to hold up to 6 cables. However, I had to squeeze in thicker cables (in the picture, the right cable is a thick adapter cable and the middle cable is a regular USB-C cable), which made neighboring connectors thinner and not as convenient to use (which is why I start splice 1, love everything else). I like that it isn't sticky and I can move it around my desk or take it to another desk depending on my current work configuration…

Really cool idea. I hate using glue on my glass and metal table so this works great. Pros: Fits any size cable, I have 2 USB-C cables and a large USB-A cable for my printer, they all fit snugly in the slots. Big. Double sided for different thicknesses is great as my glass table is only about a quarter inch thick but my metal side is larger than that. So I ended up with the larger side and the wires pointing vertically. It's easy to remove, so if I have it on my glass and need to clean the…

Although they hold the wires perfectly if left stationary, any torque applied to the rotary motion parallel to the table surface will cause these clips to straighten turn from the table. As a result, they're utterly useless if you're trying to handle a wire that doesn't go straight from the terminal to ground. I've tried using them to secure the mouse/keyboard cables where they exit in the middle/back of my desk, but even the slightest sideways pressure as they go towards my tower to the right…