Bluelounge CableDrop, Black

These cable holders are very useful and are very easy to use. I use three or four of these at any given time to hold wires onto the side of my desk. This way, if I need to charge something, all of the cables I may generally need are within arm's reach. In the few months I have been using these, I have never experienced any problems with adhesion.I generally carry around a few different devices in my book bag that I use somewhat frequently. These include a wireless speaker, portable battery, Amazon Kindle reader, and a cell phone. These are all devices I need to charge somewhat frequently. In addition, I have a razor that requires me to charge it before each use. To avoid clutter with wires, I use four off these cable holders to hold up one micro USB 3.0 cable, one micro USB 2.0 cable, one mini USB 2.0 cable, and a charging cable. These adhesive units allow me to hold them on the side of the desk, where I can reach any of them without moving. This prevents clutter from the top of the table, and from the floor, as these wires will not need to sit on the floor while I am not using them.Each of these units can hold up to two thick cables or three thin cables. The adhesion is strong enough to support the weight in any case. I have never had to replace one of these cable holders as a result of it falling under the weight of the wires. When I touch the unit after it has been placed on a surface, it does not budge unless a great deal of force is put on it. You would have to put some muscle into it before it rips out of its position.Overall, I would recommend this product to anyone who wants to reduce wire clutter.

Blue Lounge makes quality products and this clips are in my opinion one of their best products! I mainly purchased these to stick one on the side of my night stand, so my cellphone cord would not fall on the floor when it was not in use. However, after seeing how well it looked and worked, I also used one to hold my MacBook cord in place when it was not being charged. Needless to say, I'm a big fan of Blue Lounge and this Cable Drop product. I've read reviews where people say they don't stick well to surfaces, but the few in the pack I've used have kept stuck and I've experienced no problems. They hold cords firmly in place and look good while they do it. The only complaint I have with this product is the price, because it seems a little much for what you are really getting.Pros:- They are from Blue Lounge, so they are of great quality- Stick firmly in place- You can use these just about anywhere to hold all kinds of cordsCons:- Price is the only drawback on this products, but it is worth itOverall, this is a great product that can solve a very common problem most of us have with our electrical spaghetti. I thought about giving it four stars, due to price, but they are just too nice to do that to.

Blue Lounge Cable Drop 6-pack - is like many other products, a Great Idea, but Poor engineering, so I'm assigning a 3.8 Star Rating, even though it will show up as 4 Stars, becasue I know how to squeeze more life from these products.Since we live in the middle of the Pacific, we always have to either fabricate our own items, Or, take an item and Modify it, and is what I did with these cable drops, since my past expereince with any item that sports a mounting adhesive option, just don't work for the long-haul. including the 'suction-cup' hangers.USES - For mounting 3 to 8 mm USB, ROUND, charging/sync cables, Earphone cables and larger 7.5 mm single cables.with USB iPod/Iphone I can mount 2 to 3 easily. I bought these for strictly for Modification.How-To-Mount on Wood & Metal Suggestions - - Disclaimer: any modification may cancel the terms of a warranty.1. Tools - small drill set + Bosch Lithium Driver + an array of different sized, brass picture hanging wood screws (phillips head).2. To mount on Wood (Permanently) - I drilled a 1/32 hole about a 3/8 inches down from the top collar opening of cable drop. Then used a 1/8 inch brass, flathead WOOD screw to mount on a 24 x 2 x 0.5 inch board strip, already on the wall next to my desk.Note - I did NOT remove the adhessive protective cover, just drilled through it.3. To mount on Metal surface - first, locate a Magnet that is about the same size as the adhesive back, ~ 1 inch, I got mine from some of the old beer bottle plastic/metal openers, from Wally-World, and the magnets are EZ to remove.Then, take the adhesive backing OFF and stick to one side of the Magnet. I placed a Book on top for a few minutes.Now, you can stick cable drop on any Metal surface, and hang your cables.4. Recommended Adhesive - If you decide just to use the cable drop as is, without any modifications, but they are starting to lose the adhesive sticking ability; Then, I recommend getting a 1 fl.oz tube of either, 3M or Loctite Vinyl/Plastic Flexible Adhesive, as it has worked well for me, I'm sure that other reviewers may have other recommendations too.Thanks for stopping by ...

I was a little worried a thick 3.0 USB cable might not fit through this but it did so easily. I place them on the back of the edge of my desk to hold stationary cables that go to the laptop (VGA, 3.0usb hub cable, power cord), this way when I disconnect a cable from the laptop, they won't fall to the floor at the back of my desk.I knocked off one of the "cabledrops" accidentally after a few weeks of it being placed. I was surprised it came off, I would have thought they would hold on a lot stronger, however I see this as a good thing because they do hold strong enough but, they are still easy to take off in case some day you need to. Also the cabledrop which was knocked off didn't leave any sticky residue on the desk and I was actually able to place it again and it is still holding strong enough as to pull or push tight thick cables inside it, most cables won't be tight in this though.Overall, this fits my needs 100% perfectly.