Gadget Wagon Cable Management Tray Organizer Under Desk for Office and Home No Drill Metal , Black

I've been using this tray for the last two weeks and it's good. It's a little overpriced. I got it for 1700 rupees. If it's under 1k, I would have ordered again.

I got this tray to attach to the back of my table to keep an extension cord underneath, so that I don't have any cables poking out.Assembling it is fairly easy, you just need a screwdriver to attach the clamp arms to the tray with the provided screws. You might have to bend the sides of the tray a little to make sure the clamp arm and the tray's screw holes are in line.The tray is pretty sturdy and can withstand a decent amount of weight. You can bend the metal tray up a little to ensure it doesn't tilt down the front.There's also a small manual which explains your options neatly. You also have the neat option of two types of attachment to the table.I preferred using the clamp to attach it to the back of the table without any drill work. I did not want to drill into my table. But if you want to drill and screw it into the back of your table, you are provided with the extra screws for that as well.Overall, I would say that it seems a tad expensive, but it is reflected in the quality and reliability of the product. I would recommend it!

I've tried multiple cable trays from amazon.in. My specific requirement was that mounting the trays shouldn't involve wood screws and instead should be based on clamps so that I can move them around as required. Almost all but this tray were of extremely poor quality; I had to throw away every one of them. This was the only product where I received exactly what's shown in the images and the tray/clamps are of very good quality.Two more important points are worth noting. There is no vertical mesh/grill in this tray, which improves flexibility of mounting greatly. In other trays, the vertical mesh/grill made it impossible to mount the tray in certain places on the table (for e.g. where I had the clamp for my monitor arm or where the frame of my desk is present). This tray's design avoids that problem. The second point to note is that this tray is quite large, it's able to hold an 8-socket powerstrip (4x2 grid) easily and still has more room for power bricks.I feel it's a bit pricey, but would recommend it over the other cable trays on amazon.in any day.

Useful for light objectsClamps are dilicate.

Pro:Good packaging.Got it within one day.Easy to install. Spent some time in wiring adjustments and the cabling now looks much better than before.Con:The price, which is a bit expensive.The space.. this currently holds one power/extension box and two AC adaptors, and there is no more space left. This is sufficient for me, for now.

I was expecting it to be longer but it was my mistake but the build is average not the best. I think it is overpriced because of that but if you really need a undertray to stash away those cable this could be it.

I received a used product with many scratches, it is very much over priced1800 rupees.

Its a simple tray which can be mounted either by screws or by the suggested mechanism on any table to keep extension board. It also comes with wire management roll which can be cut in pieces and used to manage wires by tying them.The only problem with the fit and finish, durability, strength of the product delivered does not look like more than 500₹Selling such a low value product for 2000₹ does not provide value for money in any caseThis point alone costs the product -3 stars for my reviewVery good buy for 500₹, anything more than tha I will suggest to look anyplace else