Customer Reviews on Amazon.com

1. 5 of 5 people found this review helpful

   By Kerri Copp Lai on Amazon.com 27 January, 2012

   Keeps charger cords from falling

   Ok, so I suppose that these were designed more for guiding a cord along a wall, but my favorite use of these clips is to keep the end of the cord handy near a table surface. I normally attach them vertically to the side of my night stand or end table, and then put the end of my charger on them so they are always handy tableside. It used to bug the heck out of me that the cords would fall on the floor and every time I needed to charge something, I'd have to bend down and search for the end of the charger. Now, it's my own little charging station. :)
2. 4 of 4 people found this review helpful

   By Patrick mcclory on Amazon.com 17 October, 2011

   Not great for multiple cables

   I'm kind of crazy about organizing cables and these ones are a little small if you're looking to organize multiple cables coming from one place. My situation is that I have a home office and I'm a nerd (software architect) so I have a pretty robust setup:
   
   -multiple monitors
   -2 laptops
   -printer
   -etc.
   
   on two desks....
   
   I wanted to basically wrap everything up and maybe I was dreaming, but these seemed a lot bigger when I read the description. you might get two smaller cables or one VGA-width cable through this... that's about it
3. 3 of 3 people found this review helpful

   By J. Kurz on Amazon.com 1 May, 2010

   Does what it says it will do. Just works

   I ordered these for training cables at the office but love using them at home as well. They stick forever but come down by just pulling the tab. No marks left on the wall.
   This is one of those items that just does what it is supposed to and nothing less.
   Order these if you need to train cables at home or office. I HIGHLY recommend.
4. 1 of 1 people found this review helpful

   By go tigers on Amazon.com 13 April, 2010

   clips

   Commands work great no matter what you use them for. A genius
   invention. Some are very hard to find in stores, for instance, any of the cord
   clips in different sizes. As always, Amazon comes through with whatever I may need.
   Thanks Amazon & very fast delivery as well.
5. By Scott on Amazon.com 11 May, 2013

   Great for hanging

   These wire/cord clip work well, just wish they came in black or clear. I use them to keep under counter lighting cords out of the way.
6. By Dorothy Baker on Amazon.com 20 March, 2013

   as expected

   Small, so require careful handling in tight spaces. I am using them to clip up the power cord of an under-counter radio.
7. By Candace Drimmer on Amazon.com 20 December, 2012

   Tore off my wall when removed, 2 minutes after installation

   The headline says it all. So much for the damage free--given these damaged every place they were put on walls. All I can say, is have a repair kit at hand. You might be unlucky like me.
8. By Byron J McAllister on Amazon.com 16 December, 2012

   I love these things.

   I have these cord clips everywhere. They do the job of holding all the cords all over my house and the clips come off of walls easily.
9. By Hannah on Amazon.com 21 March, 2012

   Great for Holding Web Show Curtains

   I have a web show ([...])for kids and I use these to hold up my curtain. They work very well for the purpose, but I have to use multiple to hold the weight of the curtain because they aren't meant for holding weight.Oh, and they really do come off when you need them to. They really work.
10. By Crabigail Cassidy on Amazon.com 17 December, 2011

    Nice Way To Handle Unsightly Cords

    The roll here is amazingly simple. Apply the adhesive strip to the clip and press into place. Slide the cords into the pre-positioned clips and voila!-------no loose and unattractive loose hanging wires and cords. Release the strip to uninstall with no rips or damage to the paint/wall surface. I've been using these strips and their assorted holders for years and like them because they are easy to install/uninstall with minimal effort and leave no damage.
    While they are pricier than their metal counterparts, the lack of nails is enough to sell me. This is a good idea that in the long run saves cents.