Cable Sleeve Organizer 118inch Coiled Tube Cable Cable Management Sleeve for Home Office PC TV Silver

This was easy to use. Picture instructions show how to use the enclosed device (similar to a hair clip) to thread cables into the coil. I managed to squeeze a 4k HDMI cable, a power cord, a network cable and a headphone wire into one of the narrow coils...this was admittedly tight, but it gives you an idea of the capacity.This keeps the cords that need to extend to the floor from my standing desk neat and out of the way. I'm very happy with this!

Very handy to have on hand when there are lots of power cords that need to be gathered and put in one spot. Also, neatens up the mass of wires hanging from the wall-mount TVs, which I have two. So it's worth having, especially when the 'head of the household' wants a better-looking wall site and not have to look at a mass of loose wires.

Sturdy plastic coil sleeve with overlapping fingers. Heavy duty. Not the simple, flimsy kind of flat coil found at the edge of bound booklets. Expandable enough for 3-4 ordinary electrical cords like on a lamp, or maybe even 2-3 heavier electrical cables like PC power cords. Can be cut with scissors or dykes (cutting pliers) but very tough plastic, difficult to cut and difficult to work.One problem: Came with an odd little spring-loaded tool necessary for use, but no instructions, no papers at all. Found no website for Chengsi, the seller, either. (Soon after I wrote this review, Chengsi contacted me and sent instructions. They also stated that they would insure that all future packages of this product will contain instructions.)It is not possible to peel the overlapping fingers back on this sleeve by hand to get wires in sidewise. Why sidewise? Why not feed wires through one end? Because your wires could be connected at both ends, and you cannot disconnect them. Or maybe your cord has a large plug at one or both end, or cannot be disconnected at the other, like a lamp.Finally figured out how to use the tool by trial-and-error, but even using it, the plastic is tough and hard to work:1. Measure carefully and cut the coil into the length you need. You can make it a bit longer, because you can trim off any excess when done, but be advised that the trimming is difficult.2. Open the spring-loaded jaws of the tool and lay your wires inside. If you are 180o off in direction, no matter. You can reinsert them when this becomes obvious in a couple of seconds.3. Push the bullet-shaped end of the tool into the end of the coil just a few inches. It will force open the end of the coil.4. Keep your hand around the tool and the opened coil, so the bullet does not pop out of the opened coil.5. You can then lay a beginning portion of your wires sidewise into the first few open inches of the forced-open coil.6. Keep pushing the bullet shape further into the coil. That will open more coil and you can continue laying in your wires.7. Careful you do not lose your grip. Don't let the bullet pop out of the opening coil.8. Continue laying the wires sidewise until done.7. Trim off any excess. Careful! Do not cut the wires while cutting the excess coil!

Just received the, "Chengsi Cable Sleeve Organizer 118inch Coiled Tube Cable Cable Management Sleeve", hoping it would work well to consolidate and cover many dangly cables under my desks. The sleeve organizer is simply great. It is stiff enough to do the job securely, yet retain its shape. It is definitely a five star product. I initially gave it a four star for "Ease of Use". That is only because it took me a little floundering to figure out how the tool that they included actually worked. But that tool worked like a charm once I got the hang of it. So I changed "Ease of Use" back to five stars. Ease of use is definitely a five after a little practice. Couldn't do it effectively without the clever enclosed tool.Overall, very well thought out and designed. I would recommend it to others, and am right now placing an order for another of these very functional "Cable Management Steve" produts.

Great for cable management. Was only able to fit 3cables in it. But works great and looks much better.

I have used this style of cable before and was happy with it as it fully engulfed the cables and hid them, but when I received this product I did not even bother to open the sealed product because I could see the GAPS are too big and thus the cables will show through. Sadly they have cut back on material to save money.Additionally, I have black cables and a white wall so this was not just a purchase, to just functionally organize cables, but to HIDE them and make my black cables as unobtrusive as possible since the builder in 2014 wasn’t thinking anyone would ever have an 80” TV because they put cord management for the TV in the wall but made the cable outlet to high up.If I for example had a 50-60” TV I would have bought an entertainment unit that was taller and would have hidden the wall cable outlet, but the larger the TV the further down it is going to be placed if you want it EYE LEVEL. I have three herniated disc in my neck so I had to make sure the TV was at the recommended height so I would not strain my neck looking up. In any case if you review other reviews you will see the gaps, to which the older model of the same type of cable organizer I bought from The Container Store, has no gaps. In any case I should have taken the time to see the photo’s in the reviews and then I would have picked up on that! So in any case I am now using a mesh cover that you can cut to size and I can’t also even double it up to make it totally white, but cutting that product to size also had some drawbacks as the mesh frayed badly and I had to use white tape on the edges where I cut to keep it from exploding! I also have the wetsuit material you can cut to size and that is a great product but the “white” color is not very “white”…its kinds of grayish white so I didn’t want that in my living room.So if you are using this product somewhere that you don’t care about the cords being seen then it’s probably a great product.

This was the easiest cable management system I've ever used. Looks pretty decent as well.

Definitely organized my wires