Cable Clips, Ethernet Cable Organizer, Conwork Adhesive Wire Management Clamps, Desktop Cord Holder Hider, Charging Cable Organizer & Management S...

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.

Used these to help my cable management for my office at home. Stick well, you get tons in a bag, and easy to use. Have had to remove some to move things around and they left no damage or residue.

If you have almost any amount of cable management needs then these won't cut it. Unless you only need a single thin cable to be routed with zero tension on the cable clip, then these won't work. I've added pictures, one showing the best scenario they could work in which isn't very helpful, another showing a failure after being pushed way past the clips limit, and one showing the foam left behind everywhere after the clip inevitably fail. A single surge protector cable is what made the clips fail on the desk leg, it's the least I would expect it to be able to hold, but it could not. The failure point is always between the clip and the adhesive. The adhesive, annoyingly, still sticks to whatever surface it's been stuck too and will need chemicals to get off completely. If anyone is looking to do cable management for their computer desk with a bunch of cables of varying sizes, these simply will not do what you want them to do.

The adhesive sticks to surfaces fine but it doesnt stick to the clip itself. Ive had multiple clips fail by the clip separating from the adhesive strip. The clip falls off but the adhesive stays stuck to the surface. This can be overcome by adding a little superglue to the back of the clip and reattaching it to the adhesive strip. The hack saves the whole bag from being a total waste of money, but I wouldnt buy again.

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!