Cable Clips 100 Pieces Self Adhesive Wire Organizer Cord Management Durable Strong Mini Hooks Holder for Light, Car, Office and Home(White)

I like these a lot. Looks like the manufacturing process is uncared for, because the bag came with lots of them still connected to each other, but it's easy to pull them apart. The stickiness is good, but some of them did not hold well to the wall, and had to be replaced. I would say it's less a fault of the product, and more about needing to clean the surface with some alcohol. When they stick, they really stick. The clips are sometimes hard to open up, and it's hard to see which side has the join to unclip, once clipped in, but if you face them all one direction when installing you'll make your life easier. I found I needed to space them about 18 inches apart to make the speaker wires stay taut and flat, so consider the use. Thicker wires will not hold, I think the max you should expect to hold is 14 gauge speaker wire, though I think there are larger clips from same manufacturer, for thicker wires.

They are great. I use them a lot to string lights outside. I that the adhesion doesn't always last forever. I have started using a staple gun to fasten them to the house or fence. They really do hold the string of lights. I have never had the clasp come loose. I have quite a few lights on my fence and lake wall, and these are a "must-have" resource.

I purchased these cable clips with the intention of tidying up a pair of baby monitor camera cords. They’ve served their purpose well thus far. Very easy to install. They seem to hold well on painted drywall. My only concern is possible damage to the paint when removing them someday. Can’t speak to that today.[Dec 2021 Update] The product still works exactly as intended. Two and a half years later, the original ones that are still in use are holding up. At this point I can confidently say they are not intended to come off painted surfaces. It takes a fair amount of time and precision to carefully use a razor blade and lift the adhesive side from the wall, without pulling the paint off. It may still bubble slightly, but you can avoid it fully peeling off. If you just try to pull them, you’ll be doing wall repair.

First, I'll say that these definitely do the trick. I needed a speaker wire held in place, and these do it. There are a few reasons I didn't give five stars. First, the backing was really hard to get off. Not a big issue, but the whole project probably took twice as long as it should have because the backing was hard to peel. Second, the adhesive is scary strong. I mean, strong adhesive is what you want, but I'm kind of afraid these will be impossible to remove if I ever need to paint or anything. They may come off, but it feels like it'd take a big hunk of drywall with it. Which brings me to my third problem. You're supposed to put the wire through then clip it closed. Most of them worked just like that. But a couple of them just wouldn't clip closed. I tried to remove it to replace it with a better one, and that's when I discovered just how strong this adhesive is. But overall, it did the trick and my wire is now neatly in place. So I definitely recommend them. Just be aware you may never get them off your walls.

Decided to hang my indoor Nest Camera above an entrance door. I have supplied some photos of that install.In two photos you can see the loose power cord just dangling aside the doorway. No way I was going to allow that to stand. So, I searched Amazon for a simple cord management system that did not involve having to use screws.The JIRVY Self adhesive clip cord holder seemed to be the way to go. At the time of purchase, there was only one review and it was 5-star. Based on that, I decided to purchase blindly.This came in a pack of 100. Wow! I don't think I would ever need that many clips. However, I tucked the bag filled of what I didn't need in a spare drawer for future use. I can see these always coming in handy.Before even attempting to clip everything down, I wiped the side of the door frame with rubbing alcohol on a paper towel. It's important that the surface is clean for more effective sticking power.Slowly, from top to bottom, I simply inserted the cord into the clip. I then removed the adhesive backing and pressed the clip into place on the side of the door frame. As I pressed down, there was a reassuring "click" to confirm that the clip had secured the cord.You will see in two additional photos that I provided that this clip system effectively managed the power cord so that it lay flat against the door frame. No screws. No fuss.I would highly, highly recommend this product. Very useful for its purpose. Highly effective!

I have never been so frustrated with a product in my life. Many of these clips became unusable because I tried with every corner to peel the red backing off, which no success. If I do get the red backing off, it pulls the adhesive part off as well. I was able to successfully get maybe 10-12 clips out of the entire bag to actually get the backing off and use them. I will never buy these again.

These are amazing. I've been using traditional nail in cable clips and the little ones with 3M tape and zip ties, and these are by FAR the best and easiest as long as you are running small cable. It's I've used it for slim run Cat6 throughout my office and they look fantastic, are easy to use, and provide the perfect amount of tension.The only downside is that the plastic isn't completely opaque, and you can see the grey 3M tape through the base. It makes it look like the base is a light grey color. I'm not marking them down for it because they're still the best looking cable clips in my house.I need these in bigger sizes!

Sticks to anything and it won't come off easily. They're perfect