Monoprice Circle Cable Clips 100Pcs Review

I used them to run a "flat" ethernet cable from one room to another about 50 feet. I didn't want to drill holes in the wall because it's a rental. Tip* Use a small hammer or you'll break your fingers. They are small but work well, helping to quickly and easily route the cable.

Very disappointed with these clips! They are easy to use but if left in direct sunlight/outdoors the plastic will become brittle and literally fall apart within a few weeks. I suspect they are fine if ONLY used indoors. However, DO NOT use them outdoors or in direct sunlight!

Nails attached to clips are not long enough to fit the drywall stand. I don't know how it has so many good reviews and so many photos showing it being used on drywall. Are you simply holding the cables to the wall with drywall? It looks like it will just pop out at some point, especially when the cable is taut.

As you can see from my photo these clips are slightly larger than the coax clips I've used before so I removed a star as they don't have any have standard size. However, I will be using them to attach some Edison string lights to an outside deck and they should be fine for that purpose. I know I can use them for other purposes too so I'm happy with my purchase and you can't beat the price. If I have any problems using it I will update my review.

I ordered these clamps for weekend use. The package arrived on time but only had 52 clips instead of the advertised 100. The clips are larger than an RG56 or RG59 coax and too big for an ethernet cable so be aware. These clips are suitable for a powerful power strip that you can use in the garden. If your work involves an ethernet cable, you can place 2 ethernet cables under 1 clamp. The plastic is not brittle so they can be nailed in place and then removed without breaking. The nails are long…

I bought these specifically to secure a cable TV line in a stucco house. I saw some reviews of them not sticking to cast but decided to give it a try anyway. YES THEY REALLY HOLD ON THE PLASTER! I found that you have to have a little patience. A few small presses and then hits harder on entry. The problem with not fastening is that you have to keep the clamp steady. If you let it move while hammering, yes, the plaster will start to chip. The inlet will get bigger and the clamp will fall out. I…

I tried hanging coax on the hooks with a stick, but the coax was so bulky to fit rolled up (it had a spring in it) that the stick on the hooks just fell off Wall. These hooks will get the job done if you don't mind punching holes all over to nail them in place. You're not very close to the coax, but pretty close. They are so cheap and come in such quantity that I am happy with this purchase. Note: When hanging, the side of the hook with the nail is stiffer than the other, more flexible side. I…

I bought these wire clips to hang phone and wire lines around the base of the siding in my house. I was able to run the cables into the groove and gently tap the pre-made clamp with the included nail to easily secure the cables. The cable clamps are easy to assemble, neat looking, paintable and solved my problem. The packaging was unreliable (the tape that came around the box was so tight that the plastic box deformed, but all the parts were there and not a single one was broken or not what was