Conwork Cable Clips, Ethernet Cable Organizer, Adhesive Wire Management Clamps, Desktop Cord Holder Hider, Charging Cable Drop Organizer & Management System for TV PC Laptop Home Office [50-Pack]

Honestly these are fantastic, very simple, but the fact they actually "lock" down the cables rather than just grip them like most cable management clips do is a major plus, it also makes them very easy to remove the cables when needed. They also easily hold multiple cables each, easily 3-5 cables depending on size. They are slightly too small for power-brick cables however, but then most cable grips are too small for those. Adhesive is fantastic on the 6 or so I've used so far, and feels like they can easily hold up several pounds in weight each. With exception to buying some larger ones for the thicker cables, I'll be using these almost exclusively from now on.

I used these when installing a switch in my basement to keep Ethernet cabling clean, and secure. About 3 months later the adhesion is holding well. If you are using with CAT 6 I recommend no more than three cables per clip. Cat 5e I'd say maybe about five cables or so. Also, easy to open when adding / replacing cables. Definitely a good find, and something worth having on hand for a multitude of uses.

I got these for a ceiling run of my coax cable from front of Apartment to read where my Gateway is. Some of them stuck well, some didn't and I had to use gorilla glue, these aren't too sticky but the cable clamp part is the right size for, say a coax and an ethernet cable both. They need to improve the adhesive some, but other than that, these are great to have!

As stated. PRO: This works for my needs, just barely. It is not overly expensive and that is also a benefit. If I only needed thin ethernet cords, this would be perfect for that type of application. I would say, in that case it would have been flawless. CON: Heavier cords such as surge protectors it pulls off the wall some, but in my case not all the way. I would rather the adhesive pull paint off the wall than have it come off cleanly. That adhesive is just not strong enough for my liking. It is separating because of a wire from a surge protector. As this was one of the primary purposes for purchase, this needs better glue.

Everyone who owns a computer (not just a laptop) or multiple electronic devices that regularly need charging knows how quickly cable management gets out of control. I was getting sick and tired of cables always sliding off my work desk and night stand for example. I was looking into several options but then decided to go with the "tried and true" clip system as other methods didn't seem to be as reliable. Time will tell how durable the sticky pad is. For now I am happy that my cables are kept at bay and don't fall down multiple times a day. (and please don't sue me for using Great Clips! in the header)