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When looking for similar products on Amazon, I found there were a few companies that had similar products. The prices were all pretty much the same but these had good reviews so I thought I would give them a try.I have only used a couple of these, but so far, they do exactly what I wanted them to do. I have stuck one just on the back edge of my and my wife's nightstands to keep our iPhone/iPad charging cables from falling onto the floor when they aren't in use. I noticed that the adhesive used is a 3M product (can't go wrong there--they feel like they are sticking very well. It should also be noted that I am not using these with the standard Apple brand Lightning cable. Instead, I am using a slightly thicker cable that has a woven cable cover instead of a standard soft plastic one. This makes the cable's diameter slightly larger than Apple's cables, but it still fits fine in the cable holder--not too tight and not too loose so when you pull on the cable, it does not get pinched my the cable holder.So far I've only used them for my iPhone, but I am sure I will find other places in the house that these would be useful for.

The device itself itself is great but the adhesive foam pad is a bit lacking. I was using two of these to keep a coiled radar detector cable out of the way - under light but constant tension the foam pad sheared from the adhesive (on 4 units). Using at home for charger cable management an such I have had no issues

I have purchased a few different versions of these from different companies. These ones I have to say, I am the least impressed with. I used them at work and at home on my bedside table. After several months, the adhesives on every single one of them gave out and these all fell right to the ground. And they all did it in a matter of days of each other too. The type of surface used doesn't seem to make a difference.I also have to say that the channel for this is rather "loose" in the sense that if you try to pull in cord slack, all but the thickest cables tend to "pop" out while you are pulling them, with very little resistance, which is rather annoying. They do any okay job when the cables are resting, but again the problem with the adhesive giving out really is what makes me not recommend these at all. You can't just buy replacement adhesive, you have to buy these things all over again, which is not really acceptable.Overall, other brands of this design are much better.

Work really well. Adhesive is very strong and may result in damage to wood or veneer. I did have an issue with the black rubber portion of the item pulling away from the foam when I was trying to move it after placing it incorrectly. The adhesive stuck to the surface but the foam tore away from the item. (I do not feel that the adhesive should bond quite so strongly to be effective. It just needs to hold my cables in place but not pull up when removing them from the groove.)Tried them in my car during a very hot week. The adhesive was not as strong due to the temperature inside the car but held up as needed.

I was really looking forward to the adapters keeping various wires organized. When they first arrived, I was somewhat impressed, and they seemed to hold the cables pretty well. The problem is the adhesive comes off after a day, and the adapter drops to the ground, leaving the adhesive film on what it was stuck to, and nothing but a soft white cushiony pad on the adapter. Basically, the adhesive sticks fine to the object, just not to the adapter itself! A real disappointment, and a big waste of money.

These little guys are so handy, first of im sure everyone will think , do they actually stick properly, well the answer is YES! Yes, they do. I have some on my night stand , some on my computer desk, all made of different types of wood. but they stick and do not budge.Secondly, what kind of cables will fit, well i have a samsung galaxy s5, and the charger fits perfectly. My wife has an iphone 5s and an Apple Macbook Air, both chargers fit perfectly. I have some sony headphones, they fit too. And best of all, My laptop, which has a general fat laptop wire (Asus N550JK) fits too!!!The main thing for me was will my laptop wire fit because its a fat cable, and it does and also when you pull, i was hesitant at first that they would come off or the adhesive would not be strong enough. but that has not been the case,,I think these are the best ones out there because i heard complaints about others not sticking and falling off and what not. Hope this helps anyone who needs it for any one of the applications i have listed above. Oh and i have a Koolpad wireless charging pad which uses a generic usb cable which also fits :)

These things are a really great idea, however, the sticky adhesive on these isn't very sticky. I use mine in my car to cable manage my cell phone charger and blue tooth dongle, and it doesn't stay stuck to the side of the center console more than a few days. I think I'm going to buy some 3M type sticky pad to use under them, because the rubber nubs themselves are great, but they don't stick well so they lose their purpose. With new adhesive I imagine they will work great tho! I would recommend these if you were using them somewhere where you will never touch them or take the wire in and out of it. They will work fine for that. Just know if you plan on using them for any sort of utility, you will more than likely need to get a better adhesive for them so they stay put. I'd rate 5 stars if they stuck good. Expensive too for not sticking, but well worth it if they didn't fall off where you stick them.

Worked as they were described (at first), but the build quality was terrible so I had to get rid of them. They stayed stuck to surfaces for a couple of months, and then they started to just come off on their own. Note that the sticky tape material that they use stayed stuck to my surfaces, but the other side of the tape (the side of the keeps the tape and the cable holder together) kept losing its stickiness. This happened on all three surfaces that I was using these on. So then I had to manually peal the tape off the surfaces, which was just an unnecessary pain. If they could keep both sides of the tape sticky, I'd try them again.