120 Inch Cable Sleeve, Flexible Cord Bundler Wire Wrap Cable Management System for Office and PC-Black

So I absolutely love this cable manager. Its simple and super easy to use!Here are some Pros & Cons:Pros:-Cleans up all your messy cables-Eliminates tripping or snagging hazards-Removes eyesore of messy cables-Lightweight-Adds protection from pets or widlife-Helps prevent shorts in cables-Easy to add or remove cables-Idiot proof-Many usesI hated the back and under my desk because it was always a jungle of cables which drove me crazzzzzy. But the biggest problems that I had was that I had a lot of cables that I would frequently remove like chargers or adapters, printer usbs etc and that i never knew what was what. So i recommend before you do this (especially if you have A LOT of cables) is to get a label printer and label before you clean them up.I actually messed up and ending cutting these a bit too short so both pieces ended up having a lot of exposed cable, which is fine because it definitely cleaned up my cables, but now i need more. I even came across missing cables that I could easily just slide through with my fingers (because the cable feeder had a hard time with cables already inside the tube). I also like that i can cut when needed and apply to very specific areas and it helps prevent kinks and rip in the cable because these are protected and no more mangled wires from my pets.Cons:-Not meant for every cable-Not beset for every scenario-Bigger tube wrap cant use cable feeder, I use my hands-Thicker cables not meant for the smaller tube-A decent amount of planning to set these up-Can mess up your cables IF not properly pulled throughSo during this whole process I realized that the flatter and more rectangular the cable the better for it to pull through and not leave a lip on the wrap or bulge. I feel overtime it can cause a permanently stretch it out making it easier for other cables to fall out. This also is a bit annoying for cables that have bricks in the middle of the cable so I have a view so i get as close as i can to the brick and then continue the rest of the cable after the brick.Thought the bigger tube wrap was garbage but figured i could use for much bigger cables (which i currently don't see a use for at the moment) but the issue with that is that you have to use your hands because the feeder doesn't work and will fall apart (which is a very quick and easy fix). However some cables were a bit awkward which caused some of the cables to get pinched so make sure the cables are fully inserted. But my biggest issue was that even though this is SUPER SIMPLE and SUPER EASY to set up, you still have to plan it out (I feel).I have cables from multiple devices and each cable is a different length, plugged in further than the next, different thickness, complexities etc (some cables are plugged into adapters for my digital tablet). So some are too short to use this for and then some are too thick and some get pulled too tight. So I think this is best for cables close in length and roughly in the same area. This helps prevent sprawled cables at the ends of the wraps (which is what i have). Even though you can adjust where cables come out, you'd still have cables that end not being best for this because they get pulled so far apart.Overall, still a great buy, I'd suggest buying at least more than one to help with multiple cable situations.

I have always been big on organizing cables since I don't like the messy look they can create, I usually use either the metal ones you twist or even some zip ties (hassle when you need to add or remove since you have to cut) and was reading about this. The first thing that caught my attention is the ability to get a cable out halfway through if needed since this happens often, I did that with several ones through the way with the speakers, power cable for the monitor, and even camera cable and it looks amazing. Use is absolutely as described, even though it took me a few tries to know how it works but once I figured it out its a breeze and even satisfying to use. The material is plastic but gives all the environment a clean look, and they are extremely easy to use, I had to remove and add cables a few times and thought it would be hard but it really is not complicated at all!! I totally recommend this!

Helps keep cords organized. Once I figured out how to make it work, it does a great job. Needs instructions.

Took a minute to understand how to pull apart. Once I figured it out it's super easy. Really helped me tidy up my desk.

1) They work as described. One star for "stretch, because this product does not stretch at all.2) The tool included does what it should, it's just a little tricky to get the cables out of the sleeve at different lengths, if you want the entire run of cables covered end-to-end this thing is flawless. But one of the selling points is that the cables can exit the sleeve as needed. it's not impossible, just harder than I thought it would be.Over-all I would give them three and a half stars; slightly better than other cable management I have used, but not quite excellent as it can be difficult to use.I would still recommend them without hesitation just caution, be prepared to spend a little extra time working and you will have great results.

Worked great

Horrible broke immediately

The wraps are a really nice quality and the zipper tool they came with make them incredibly easy to use. They do have some stretch to how wide a bundle you can include, but the more you add, the harder it is to get them to wrap completely around them. I wrapped the cords for my entire entertainment system in them and they look great!