🔌 OHill Cable Clips - 24 Pack Black Adhesive Cord Holders for Effective Cable Management - Home, Office, Car, Desk & Nightstand Organizer Review

I just received these and am trying to attach them to the base of my computer monitor. then to the laminate table next to it. Two of them do not stick to any of the surfaces. Yes, I cleaned the surface with alcohol, and yes, I applied pressure to it for at least a minute. Appeared right away, I bought it a few years ago from another manufacturer who is still on similar grounds. I immediately threw them in the trash.

I needed to run wires in the car - and I was delighted with this purchase. The description listed 3M adhesives so I was confident this product would meet my needs. Unfortunately, the product does not live up to its promises. The pads don't stick well to children's smooth surfaces, let alone a slightly textured car paint finish. A complete waste of money. I've seen bald spots with fewer problems than those sticky pads. At least they were cheap.

Bought and tried on plastic and wood surfaces. Clutch was a problem with both. I dry cleaned the area before sticking them on and waited 4 hours for them to cure. Didn't stick afterwards. I then rubbed the area with rubbing alcohol and taped them to the surface. Waited 4 hours and the same result. Not returned because not worth the cost of fuel to ship back. Instead, I put them in the trash can because that seems like the best place for them.

It was a godsend for the cable that controls my work from my home office. Before that, I just had a bunch of random cords placed very loosely in different places. They were out of sight but still a bit of a rats' nest. Now they're out of place and actually easy to track down! The only thing stopping this from 5 stars is that I tried using one in my car as a cable to charge my phone and the glue didn't stick to the plastic. But sticking the command sticky square did the trick.

Very cool solution to a very annoying problem, but the adhesive is not very strong. I use it to hold an HDMI cable to easily connect to my laptop on my desk. It could be complete operator error, but I placed the clamp on the edge of a table, left it there for about an hour before plugging the HDMI connector into it, and it came loose. Maybe I haven't left it long enough? Also, the HDMI cable is quite thick and difficult to twist and connect, so the clamp has adequate back pressure. Logical that

Works great I highly recommend using them to untangle cords under or next to a table. One cable is large enough for my K70 M.2 Slim Keyboard Cable, which is technically 2 cables in a thick sleeve. You will be surprised how much this will affect the look and functionality of your installations. Even if you have a lot of cables, I would recommend buying a cable box. They do a really good job of tidying up excess cords, hiding the power strip and anything plugged into the power strip. The one I…

I used a full set of these newly installed Category 8 cables in my apartment. Believe them when they say they are NOT mobile. This means that they will stick to long hair like burrs once they touch the mounting surface. The holes are narrow enough for category 8 cable, but it fits without getting pinched. If you're using triplets (three channels), I recommend plugging in the middle wire before either of the outer two. I also used one of the five connectors to organize a number of power/charger…

Mixed review of this pack of organizer strings. On the plus side, they are easy to install and the adhesive seems to hold tight. The set includes a variety of cable holders, some of which will hold/guide only one cable, while others will hold/guide more than one cable. I used these organizers to tuck cords around my desk. I've had trouble using multiple cord holders/guides for anything other than very thin cords/cables. When I tried to insert 2 or more standard sized cables (e.g. power cords…

I have severe OCD At first I wanted to set my desk on fire and start over. but. It would be too expensive. I bought these after the OCD attack and was wondering what to do with 20,000 wires under my gaming pc, mics, cameras, wires everywhere, my VR (Virtual Reality) HTC Vive headset and these work! I bought another box of these as I used each one for my desk. I have 3 sets of displayport cables and all audio cables are tied under the desk. There are only 3 wires on the bottom seal going to the…