Review on 👻 Sinjimoru Silicone Cable Management: Ghost Cable Ties for USB, Charger, and Headphone Cords. Compact and Colorful Organizers (6pcs). by Sean Young

$16 for 6 cables, so $2.66 per cable. Considering that some other types of cable ties at Revain, such as B. Velcro, can be purchased from Revain for as little as $0.10 each, they are more than 25 times more expensive. Are they worth it? Not in my opinion. They feel well made, are attractive to the touch and have the advantage over velcro that they do not collect dust, as velcro often does. There are other types of cable sleeves I've bought that are rubber and rubber based and much cheaper and easier to use than this one. They don't have much stretch. When I really start stretching them it a) gets hard and b) they get thin to the point where I think they're about to break. Each size fits a limited cable width. If you're lucky enough to get the right size, this kit comes with 2 of each of 3 different sizes. They are still not easy to use compared to other products. Wrapping the zip tie isn't a problem, but when it comes time to wrap the cable as a kit, it can be difficult to keep it in place. You need to hold a piece of, let's call it the "head" connected to the cord while you try to wrap the long piece around the cord and then pull it over your head. Although it sounds simple, since it has a lot of tension, the cable will move and the head may slip out of your hand. Winding up the cable should take 2 seconds without thinking or effort. With Velcro, it's as easy as peeling a pear, you can do it without thinking or looking. The other bands I've used aren't as difficult to stretch, and while they basically have the same concept as this one, ie wrap your hand around your head or ball, they are more stretchy and much easier to use, like putting on an elastic band. . about something. Good product, well made but too expensive and difficult to use compared to other items that achieve the same goal. This product can be useful for you when handling very small objects such as thin headphone cables. Small and medium wraps are good for this size, they look attractive, don't collect dust and don't add bulk to the product. However, they are still more difficult to use than other types.