🔌 Neatly Organize Cords: 3 Packs of Cable Clips with Silicone Adhesive Hooks - Perfect for Power Cords, Charging Cables, and More (7, 5, and 3 Slots) Review

They stick to any surface and leave no residue when they need to be removed. They still stick at least once after being removed (I haven't removed them twice yet). My only gripe is that I wish the inside of the cord loop had a non-stick coating, I really can't pull cords through. I have to unplug the cable, move it where I want it, and then plug it back into the holder. However, the cables slide in and out easily, which is nice. They actually look decent and take up very little space compared…

I used these clips to hang bushes for painting in a separate bucket. (Yes, they make buckets with brush holes, but I don't have to rely on hole placement. The cable clamp gave me the ability to place brushes where I want). It worked great. Also, and the main reason I bought them, is that the watercolor artist suggested using a mounting clip to hang the case on the window to dry. I decided to add a mounting pin to the back of the cable clamp adhesive, then my window. I still appreciate how well…

I don't usually write reviews of Revain products, but I'm genuinely disappointed. I wanted to manage my console's cables (composites, power cords, HDMI, etc.) for my installed TV, so I cut 5 holes in the wall and inserted the cables. After a few hours a piece of the wall came off. . I was wondering if I didn't leave it on the wall long enough before sliding it in (I think it's a command strip issue) so I made a 7th hole and kept it there for at least a week leave without cable. Today I finally…

I was very happy to install it on a bedside table that was custom made by a craftsman. I use it to charge my phone, tablet, headphones and vape and I really need a cable. I flipped this one on its side so it was vertical and every day I have to reattach the cable because it just keeps falling out. I've tried the thickest cables I've ever had and even they don't like to stay indoors. All they have to do is hold their own weight! It's so, so, so annoying. I suspect if I mounted it horizontally…

I have a splitter for all the many devices connected to my TV. Some of the cables are flimsy and I have found that they easily fall out of the back of the splitter when the splitter is moved to clear dust. I had (7) cables on the back of the splitter and a large cable organizer holds (7) cables. It's a nice gadget because it easily and securely holds even the thinnest cables. Now I no longer have a problem with cables falling out in the dust. I also used small (2) organizers to keep the cables…

I converted an old drawing board into a computer desk out of necessity for my tiny apartment. Thanks to them all my cables were nice and tidy as you would expect. Just remove the cover from the back and stick it on. Didn't try to remove them but the tape on the back is like 3M hooks, it's sticky but easy to remove, wobbles and such. They do their job and obviously don't damage what you stick them to. Nice flexible rubber/plastic cord holders that can hold power cords and tiny phone charger…

Okay, we're techies with way too many power supplies. We made five slots on the wall in the living room for attaching the charging cables. It accepts uUSB and Lightning cables. The cables are located at the foot of the cable strain relief. Slot 3 in the bedroom houses my wife's Fitbit Versa 2 charger, USB-C for her Note 3, and Lightning for her iPad. Quick and easy installation, just peel and stick the backing. better than the aluminum we bought last year. Because the slots are flexible, they…