Captive Cables - Cable Management Sleeve [4 Pack] - Cord Management System for PC / TV / Home Entertainment

I will start off by saying, excellent craftsmanship for what it is. I was not expecting the neoprene-like material. The long zipper concept was something I also wasn't expect.However, I do enjoy them both. I waited to write a review until I found more use than one spot for them in my home and office. The soft material allowed me to place the power cables and network cable in and neatly/quite effortlessly zip them into place. MUCH EASIER than my traditional method of using Velcro zip ties every 6 inches.I was comfortable pushing my couch back up against the wall with the cables behind because they were in this soft cable sleeve.The only improvement or suggestion I may have to them....... Is to consider putting two holes in them. For example, if the length is 12 inches when zipped, place a hole at inch 4 and inch 8. I found at my entertainment center, I wanted my hdmi cable to exit the sleeve sooner than the rest. If that doesn't make sense, email me and maybe I'll draw it out.Great concept, and design!! Y'all did great!

I bought these to try and bundle/hide a mass of cords hanging out the back of a computer that sits in the middle of a room.Pros:- easy to use- holds a decent amount of cables (4-5 average-sized cables)- material is stretchy, allowing one cable cover to be slipped over the end of another, creating a seamless look when using multiple covers on the same bundle- zipper is pretty easy to use, easier than I expected- bends and adapts pretty well to corners; I was able to use a Command hook to help divert the bundled cables down the leg of the desk, keeping it neatly tucked against the leg- does the job!Cons:- the product does have an unattractive "Captive Cables" logo imprinted on it, as show in the Amazon product photos... however, I was able to get rid of this using a black SharpieI would buy these again for my cord-bundling needs. Much more effective and attractive than twistie ties, velcro straps, etc.

I purchased these for their obvious purpose.. organizing loose cables, and overall I am quite satisfied with the product. They are an easy and effective way to manage loads of loose cables behind a TV stand or computer setup. The only issue is that trying to wrap the product around a large amount of cables can be difficult, especially if the cables are already in place (such as behind my TV stand). Also, if you do not line the zipper up perfectly, then the sleeve will not close. However, if you have a little bit of patience and dexterity, and you don't mind putting in a little effort, then these sleeves will do exactly what they are meant to.

These worked just as the other reviews indicated...very well! Easy to use and layout as needed. It works out well that the lengths are short so that one can easily hide cables on corners or splice several together to extend the length. The only minor issue was getting the zipper to start zipping (which I think some other reviewers mentioned too) but once it did no problem and the product worked as advertised. Overall I am very satisfied with them and will likely get more in the not-too-distant future.

They're OK. I'm not sure if I would order again, though. The zipper was very frustrating to work with, but i'm not the most dextrous of people either.In September, Customer service contacted me and offered me a refund because the product was "defective." Not sure if my issue was one-off, or a function of product design, but it appears they're willing to refund at a hair-trigger, so if you're on the fence there's that to consider.

We have a DVD player, Blu-Ray, Kindle Fire, and the regular co-ax cable. We also hook up the camera or videocam using HDMI or the A/V cables on occasion. All the different wires were getting out of hand and every time I'd have to go behind the TV to troubleshoot anything or hook up anything, I was always fighting all the different cables, even with the Velcro ties, and more than once thought I was going to strangle myself.These covers provided an ingenious solution. They are easy to use because of the zippers, and the material is somewhat stretchy. Being neoprene material, if you had to cut a hole in it to get a cable through, I think it could be done easily without fraying the fabric, and just use some Fray-Check or Super Glue to make that area a bit stronger and to make sure it doesn't fry.Another nice thing is because of the construction of the zippers, you can zip two or more sleeves together if you have some really fat cables.This is an excellent product and I'll be getting more for my computers, and I'm sure somewhere down the line, I'll find a few more uses for them. They're also an excellent value!

I have a standard bose home theater system, cable box, wifi router, bluetooth reciever, and xbox hooked up to each other under my TV, so you can well imagine the number of wires running back and fourth between these devices and to the power socket, all this mess hid behind a wood console till me and my significant other decided to redecorate. We ended up getting a modern minimalist glass console with no back panel which left a jungle of wires.We got the captive cables sleeves and were able to sort out all of the wires between the 4 sleeves. They were easy to work with and cleaned up the mess significantly.The only improvement we think this product could have is that when we used 2 sleeves to cover a longer segment of wires there was no way of connecting the 2 sleeves to each other. Not that there is sigificant slippage but it would have been nice.Another potential issue is that the sleeves are black in color and the material appears to be very friendly towards catching dust, but we have yet to experience that. Worst case we will throw them in the washer .