2 Pack Under Desk Cable Management Tray, No Drill Cable Organizer, Cable Tray with Clamps, Adjustable 0.4" to 2.4" Desk Wire Management, Cord Organizer Cable Rack for Home Office (Black)

I recently purchased the Outink Under Desk Cable Management Tray, and let me tell you, it has made a huge difference in keeping my workspace neat and organized. As someone who works from home, I was constantly dealing with a tangle of cables and wires on my desk, but this cable tray has truly been a game-changer.First off, the package includes not one, but two under desk cable management trays, which is great for someone like me who has multiple devices to connect. The trays measure about 13.38 x 4.72 x 3.14 inches, which is the perfect size to accommodate all my cables without taking up too much space.The construction of these trays is top-notch. They are made of premium iron with a sturdy welded and powder-coated finish. I can tell that they are built to last. The mesh design also allows for proper ventilation, which is important to prevent overheating of any power supplies.One of the standout features of this cable tray is the adjustable clamps. They can accommodate desk thicknesses ranging from 0.4 to 2.4 inches, making them suitable for a variety of desk types. I have a glass desk, and I was pleasantly surprised at how well the trays fit without causing any damage.Installation was a breeze with no tools required. All I had to do was fix the cable tray to my desktop and tighten the clamps. The anti-friction pads on the clamps ensure that my desk remains scratch and mark-free. Plus, the package even includes silicone 3-hole cable clips and cable ties, so I had everything I needed for a quick and easy setup.Thanks to this cable tray, my desk and floor are finally free from the mess of wires and power strips. Not only does it make my workspace look cleaner, but it also keeps me and my curious pets safe from accidental contact with any exposed cables.Overall, I highly recommend the Outink Under Desk Cable Management Tray. It's a great investment if you want to declutter your workspace and streamline your cable organization. Trust me, you won't regret it!

I got this organizer to try and tidy up the mess under my wife's desk, and it was somewhat successful. The build quality on the basket is fine, but it definitely reflects the price for the unit. It's not perfectly square, and there's a fair bit of deflection in it, even without any kind of weight inside. The brackets are OK, though where they mount into the basket is pretty thin too. Suffice to say, I wouldn't putting anything very heavy in this thing.. a small power strip and maybe an AC adapter at most, but anything more heavy than a couple pounds is probably a bad idea. The same would be said for putting much stress on it with heavy cables, that extra stress has a good chance for bending the basket.I do like the size, it's about what I'd want for something to hold a few cables and a power strip, without being much bigger.. which is probably a good idea, because making it much larger would just give it a larger surface area to deflect further. Assembly is also easy, and the included screws are low-profile so there's less risk of them digging into a wall if this organizer is behind a desk that's parallel to a wall or other surface. A small instruction sheet would be helpful for some people, I think. It includes a couple pads to put on the mounting points to help protect the surface, but some people might not find it perfectly clear on what to do. I like the addition of the velcro strips, but I've never been a big fan of the plastic wire organizers.Overall this isn't a bad organizer at all, it just has some limitations to work around, in terms of capacity, but I think the price reflects that. There's probably not an expectation that that a cheap basket like this is going to hold twenty pounds of gear. It's going to be worth it for something simple, especially if it's out of the way and won't be seen. Just be careful what's going into, but also be mindful of what there's an opportunity to put in it: in my case I got an AC adapter off the ground and a couple wires, but everything else was stuck because of what it was (a small UPS, a small subwoofer). So in my case it wasn't a waste at all, but it also wasn't a game changer either.

This comes with two metal trays that clamp on to the back of your table/desk. They're made well, with an open mesh design that allows for air-flow.The clamps are strong and the boxes are a little smaller than I expected, but there are two of them which actually gives some flexibility of where you can route or locate some cables or adapters.The one nitpick I'd have is that there aren't that many cable ties and cables tend to come loose from the little 3-slot cable holders, and there are only two of those. There's not anything that would stick on the underside that would hold a cable that isn't in the box.But, those are minor things that you can get separately.The best part of this is that it doesn't use adhesive to stick the boxes to the desk. Instead it uses clamps that tighten to keep it clamped onto the back (or side) of your desk. You don't have to pull some sticky residue off if you need to move these.Another nice touch is that, although the clamps are metal, there are some rubber pads that you can stick on the boxes (not the desk) that protect the metal clamps from scratching up your desk.The boxes allow for air-flow and hold even heavy docking station adapters and power strips. The only small nit-pick that I have is that they keep the cables nice and tidy, you still have to leave extra length for the cord if you're using this with a standing desk. I'd like to see some kind of retractable mechanism that would allow for the cords to extend and retract when being used with a standing desk.But these accomplish the task of organizing a rat's nest of wires into an almost hidden and unnoticeable space, leaving the wall underneath the back of your desk nice and tidy.Overall, well worth the price for the versatility and reusability. Five stars.