Wiremate Cable Organizer Black

I've been looking around for a simple cable management for a while now. I took a chance with this one and I'm glad I did. It was real simple to use. I was just using twisty ties on them but I needed to conceal it.I separated all the wires and worked with one wire at a time. Got all the slack out of the wires. Its nice that you can wrap them any way you can to pull the slack out. Once all the wires were in there. I simply put zip ties to to hold them all together. Finished it looks really good.I'm a Gamer and a pc enthusiast so I have a lot of stuff on my desk with a whole lot of wires. This works perfectly.The quality is alright. The plastic feels light and flimsy. No big worry since my desk sits against a wall and nothing is going to hit it in fear of cracking the cover. The tabs you wrap the wires on could be stiffer with tabs sticking out a little further to hold wires on so they don't slide off. Other then that I'm happy with it. Its cheap and simple.

It is simply a plastic box with some posts to wind your cables around to keep them organized. It seems a little "plasti-crappy" and light. But it held a huge volume of cables for me and the lid has come on and off a half a dozen times without breaking the tabs. Like a lot of folks, I have a cat that delights in chewing through wires. Phone and iPad chargers, speaker cables, headphones, network cables, and even power cables have fallen victim to this little muncher. So, I bundled up all of my desktop wires into this box and pushed the desk against the wall enough so he couldn't get behind it, and my problem has been solved. I could see where it would look nice when used in an area where the wires would otherwise be visible, like an office environment. Now that mess of "spaghetti" is neatly tucked away, making your desk more professional looking.

Other reviewers have indicated it is a bit flimsy. That is correct. I was surprised the instructions/insert promoted the "As Seen on TV" logo. The "pro" on this unit is (1) specific posts to wrap the wires around (even if they are flimsy), and (2) the low profile. I have another organizing box by Blue Lounge (purchased here on Amazon) and it is not flimsy, but doesn't have the posts to wrap cords around and it is a bit bulky. The bulky part does allow you to store a reasonably sized surge protector it in, which the WireMate obviously won't do.

This product is very average. It is difficult to figure out the right length of cord to wrap so that the cord can reach the outlet and also the computer or other electrical device. By the time I had all my cords in it, the lid wouldn't fit on and some cords are too tight and the organizer won't sit on the floor. It also is not very durable -- it is just made of cheap plastic. It did help with my cord clutter but I think there is probably a better system out there.

I reluctantly bought this based on the reviews I read. I wasnt sure how sturdy it would be. I am happy to report it works great for me. It is a bit flimsy, so thats why it only gets 4 stars. I was able to run 2 cat6 cables, 2 hdmi, 1 coax, and a small power cord through it with no problem. I wasnt sure how the HDMI would do since its a thicker cable, but it made a couple wraps around.

I was looking for a product that would do a better job of concealing my rats nest of wires created by my dual monitor set up in my office. It has concealed the bulk of the wires but it is a little flimsy and I had some difficulty snapping the cover on because the base got a little twisted with the weight of the wires. I would definitely recommend but depending on the amount of wires you want to hide you may have some troubles.

I like this because it helped me integrate a ton of cables quickly. I was able to stuff in all my PC cables. The only challenge is getting the cover to stay on. It won't click shut if you've over stuffed it. This is not a bad solution if you can hide its rather large form factor behind something. I'm still searching for a better solution for situations where you can't hide it.

Decent product, does what is supposed to do. Flimsy dividers on the inside so don't put much pressure on them. Thick cords can break the flimsy pieces when you try to wrap them around so be careful.