50pcs Adhesive Cable Clips, Transparent, Wire Clips, Car Cable Organizer, Cable Holder, Cable Wire Management, Cable Holder for Car, Office and Home（Included M Size and L Size Cable Clips

The adhesive clips are not easy to remove, that is why I rated them just 2 Stars, however, you do not want them to release after they are installed. So this is a positive rating.I used the small size clips for installing the cable for a dash camera in my SUV. They were perfect for installing on the top inside edge of the windshield, side edge of the windshield and on the edge of the dash. They are almost invisible on the edges of the windshield and very unobtrusive for other areas. I cleaned all of the areas where I installed the clips with alcohol and clean paper towels before installation. The 3M adhesive pads bonded well and in the two weeks since installation none of the clips have become loose. The clips adhere very well to both glass and composite dash materials.

I used these to run Ethernet and led strips along my walls by the ceiling. Used one clip every two feet, made sure to press them hard against the wall for about 30 seconds and then left them overnight before putting any weight on them and I haven't had a single one fall down since across about 120' of cables so far over the last 6 months. Working great still! Bought another pack even for more cables after the first set held up!

I bought these to help manage the tangle of appliance cords in my kitchen. As most of these would be in fairly inconspicuous areas (under cabinets mainly), I wasn’t too concerned with the look but to be fair, these are NOT the most aesthetically pleasing cable clips out there. The adhesive seems fairly strong, although not suitable for high tension areas (corners or sharp turns), of course also not suitable in areas where they might get wet.For the price point, these are a great value if you don’t mind a slightly bulky look and the different sizes are very helpful for dealing with a variety of cords and cord sizes.

Main Idea: I did a little test and found that these clips are reliable for a flat ethernet cableI saw a bunch of reviews saying the adhesive is garbage and doesn't stick. I did a little test and found that there is a big difference when you actually press firmly on the clip for 30 seconds instead of just slapping it on and calling it a day. For my test, I slapped one clip onto my wall (only giving it one good press into the wall and nothing else) that was holding my flat ethernet cable. I placed another clip about an inch to the right of the previous clip, but this time I pressed firmly for 30 seconds and it was still holding the same skinny cable. I alternated between pressing firmly for 30 seconds and slapping it on with just a good press for the next 4 clips making sure each clip was pretty close to each other (about an inch away from each other). I've had these clips for a little over 5 months now and the ones I slapped on with only a single strong press fell off about 2 months in, however, the other clips I pressed firmly on for 30 seconds are still holding that ethernet cable just fine. I placed each clip relatively close to each other so that there would be a similar amount of weight each clip had to hold. Im going to buy another pack because I just ran out.

These did the job to hide my wires for the most part. Sometimes they start to lift off of the surface, but for the most part the adhesion is good enough. I wouldn't use these again unless I planned to leave them wherever I put them. I used them to hand up lights to attach Christmas cards to above an entryway, and when I took them off they ripped the paint off of my walls. So, I recommend to use with caution in an area that you either plan to leave there or a harder surface that won't be impacted.

Used these to hang lights outdoor under a covered patio. The clips are attached to painted wood molding. The transparent colored ones blend in well—I barely see them.It’s been about 4 days and so far none of the clips fell. Tight hold on multiple surfaces. Also used them to hang lights on an aluminum gazebo outside. Both areas are covered, and it has not rained yet since I’ve hung them up so I can’t speak on how they’ll hold up in humid conditions. It’s currently winter in Houston, TX, so time will tell if they can weather through a hot & humid summer.

I only used these recently so can't comment on their longevity and how well the adhesive stays in tact, but they are very easy to use (peel adhesive cover and glue in place), they stick and stay in place quickly while looking good doing so...:-)

No issues with these clips what so ever, they come with 2 sizes, half of the supply is Small clips and the other are large. The only small downfall these have are that the adhesive aren't too strong but I say that reluctantly since they've never fallen left alone, only when I was trying to adjust the cables and was too rough it would sometimes come off the wall. (Honestly not a huge deal, just thought I should mention they aren't SUPER Strong) I can fit any type of basic/essential cable in the small clips ie HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet etc. This goes without saying they clearly work well in the large clips as well, use the small clips for your thin coated cables and the large clips for those very thick HDMI AND Ethernet.Great Value for the money.

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