(Cablebug2) 20 Cable Labels- Fits Phone Chargers, Leads 2mm-5mm - Assorted Colours

I bought some of these elsewhere years ago and still find they are a neat method of labeling cables unlike some of the alternatives that are larger/danglier!I do wish I'd originally used labels rather than a marker pen though as originally I wrote things like "Nokia charger" and now I have an iphone and no means to alter the marking, so had to bin that one. You could write something more generic like "mobile" etc, but I didn't, so thought I'd put it out there.I've just bought another set so I can go around and start labeling the rest of the family's stuff, so I have to spend less time finding it and sorting which cable belongs to who when they lose them......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Really pleased with these. I've always had cable spaghetti nightmares as I use several computers, an assortment of external drives and a whole plethora of other connected accessories which tuck under my desk, or to devices on shelves or to hubs etc. I've used cable labels in the past - to help identify them - but the labels fade and can slip over time. These are much easier to identify as they're larger rectangular coloured plastic enclosures, can be easily replaced, and handily supplied with two of each colour (handy if you want to quickly identify each end of a cable). They also look more professional. My only criticism is I occasionally found the odd one that didn't always snap closed properly.

This mixed-colour pack of cable labels contains two packs of five colours each. The first pack is brights: two each of yellow, orange, pink, green and red. The second pack is neutrals: two each of clear, white, light blue, black, pale brown and grey. You can also buy packs of individual colours (10, 20 or more), if that suits you better.I bought these because I was accused – not for the first time – of appropriating my partner's Kindle cable. I think it is mine and he thinks it's his. So having had to buy myself a new one, I have used one of these cable clips to claim ownership straight away, before any disputes arise. I am going to label my phone charger cable too for starters. In retrospect I could have bought a pack of red clips (my favourite colour) for all my stuff and a pack of pale blue for all his stuff. However, the mixed pack is useful for distinguishing between cables easily so I will use the bright colours and he can have the neutrals.So what of the actual clips? Well they are exactly what you'd expect. They come opened into halves and simply click shut around the cable. Little plastic teeth (or what the manufacturer calls 'gates') hold the cable securely. It's a simple but effective idea.With regards to labelling, the 'dad's charger' example is a bit misleading. I reckon I could get about nine letters on each clip with a Sharpie pen, so you need a fine marker to get more on. An easy idea is to get hold of some small sticker labels about 6mm high and about 45mm long (or less) and write on them with a pen or use a printer.

These save a lot of searching for the matching USB lead, charger or electric cable for your items. I now have 2 different sizes as the first batch I bought were mostly suitable for electric cable but then found these for thinner leads. Unlike labels you can change them if you need to replace a lead. useful for using on any appliance or tech item. Plenty in the pack so I'll use some to label my Christmas decoration leads.

Like most households I have loads of different charger leads that all look identical but might not be. These smaller bugs are designed to fit the thin charger leads that connect to things like phones and tablets. It means you are sure of getting the correct lead every time and eliminates finding that one cable for which you've no idea what it connected to, whether you still need it and think; better keep it just in case, ending up with a drawer full of leads with no hosts! The size 2 ones fit nearly everything but it is still a bit big for my tablet cable. Hence a size 1 would be useful as well.

These are absolutely great, given the low price. They're easy to use, and really useful. Sometimes it can feel like all chargers are more or less the same, but they're not. I ruined an android phone by accidentally forcing it on to an iphone charger. This is just a brilliant idea, and a useful, value for money product.

Used for leads for Apple iPhone and ipad usb, usb-c and lightning connectors and fitted well. However, pen supplied worse than useless and would not write on Cable ubs. Resorted to printing out micro labels which worked well.

These little bits of kit are so very useful!! My household chargers and various leads are just so organised!!! I've bought & 'lost' so many chargers over the years. When children and grandchildren come and 'borrow' chargers, it's useful to have them labelled.............