150PCS Cable Ties，4+6+8+10 Inch Reusable Cable Management, Multi-Purpose Adjustable Cord Organizer，Fastening Microfiber Cloth Hook and Loop Cable Organizer Wire Straps，Assorted Colors

This 150-piece set of reusable Velcro cable ties has been a game-changer for organizing my workspace and home entertainment system. The variety of sizes (4, 6, 8, and 10 inches) means I have the perfect length for every situation, from slim phone chargers to thick bundles of wires. Unlike zip ties that you have to cut off and throw away, these Velcro straps can be used over and over again. They're easy to adjust, remove, and reposition whenever I need to add or remove cables. This flexibility alone makes them worth the investment. The Velcro is strong and holds securely without slipping, even on heavier cables. The straps are well-made and durable—they don't fray or lose grip after multiple uses. I've used these everywhere: behind my desk for computer cables, organizing TV and gaming console wires, bundling extension cords in my garage, and even keeping charging cables tidy in my car. The multi-purpose design really delivers. With 150 ties in various sizes, you get incredible value. I still have plenty left after organizing multiple rooms, and it's nice knowing I won't run out anytime soon. If you're tired of tangled cable chaos, this set is an affordable, practical solution that actually works. Highly recommended!

Very nice quality, secure fit and lots of different sizes for smaller/larger cables/extension cords. Eliminated all those metal/rubber ties. And these stay attached to the cable unlike a rubber band/plastic ties. I have them for all my device cables. Around the kitchen, I use them for the cords of all the appliances (fryer, grill, blender, toaster, etc. Wrapped up all the extension cords and the Christmas lights neatly in one box.

Bought these for a big cord organization project (computer cables and power cords, USB cables, and more), and they work really well. Well-designed and well-made, they are colorful and have nice sticky velcro. They are also very flat -- so flat that a few times I accidentally peeled off 2 rather than 1. Easy to use, reusable, cut shorter with scissors, great value for the money. On smooth plastic cables, you can easily slide them along the cable. On nylon braided cables, the velcro does stick to the nylon somewhat.

I prefer coloured hook-and-loop cable ties, as they're clearly visible in the tangle of mostly black cables behind your computer or in the home comm closed. These are your regular hook-and-loop strips, and they do perfectly what any other strip do. No complaints about their stickiness. The colours are bright, and you'll find a contrasting one to any cable if need be. My only one is about the shape of the end loops on the end of strips, the upper end in the picture: it's rounded. A better shape is the one with a concave cut-out at that end. When you push the even end of the strip through the slit in the other end, you discover that the extra bit of the very top end of the oval has to wrap around the cable, increasing the overall thickness. It's a very minor nuisance in most cases, so I'm still happy with the strips: they seem to be the only coloured various-length set currently offered, and that won't stop me from purchasing more of these. Just noting that they could have been shaped one star better!

I was surprised and initially disappointed that the 8 inch ones were in just 5 colors and the 10 inch were all black. Other photos and the video show all ten colors in each size. Even if that were a problem, the $3.99 price is so much a better deal than other choices, that this is still the right choice. I was placing an order for an all black set, when I noticed this set had the same 50,50,30,20 number of pieces for the same 4,6,8,10 sizes but at a lower price. As I switched my order to these, I started thinking about the advantages of color coding some cables. I was surprised and impressed when I started using them that they are stronger than I expected. Other velcro ties are strong only after you have wrapped them around themselves, but you need to be careful to not rip them as you start wrapping. These are strong enough to not need that extra care. My house has five adults, each of us has more than a typical number of electronic devices. So in addition to all the permanent cabling, we have a LOT of different cables for temporary uses. The velcro many of those came with is the type that tends to get lost when you use the cable, so you don't have it when it is time to put the cable away. This type more easily stays on the cable while the cable is in use. Just our box of commonly used temporary USB cables has A-micro, A-C, C-C and C(M-F). So color coding makes it much easier to grab the right cable. But as I started using these I realized almost everything I want to color code needs the 4 or 6 inch ties. If I did want to color code something with 8 inch ties, having six each of five colors makes more sense than (what was claimed in the video) three each of ten colors. I don't think the things I will use 10 inch ties for would benefit from color coding anyway. If I were still involved in operating a large server room, and bought several sets of these 150 ties, I would be quite disappointed that I couldn't color code with the larger ties. But for one set of 150 ties for home use, the distribution of colors is fine. A lot of our longer term cable placements could be made neater with these, so I might soon buy a second set.

These actually were better than expected. For how cheap the 150 cable ties were, I expected them to easily break. They have held up for nearly a year. Having various sizes really helped as I used them to wrap AV cables of various lengths which meant I needed larger cable ties for my longer run cables. I've had no complaints.

Great little items to keep things organized. More than I’ll probably ever need.

It's regrettable. I'm downgrading this review to 3 stars. The tie's cohesion wears out very quickly with repeated use, such as cords that need to be tied up after each use (earphones, extension cords, small tool cords, or attaching stuff to a backpack). They're less pliable and durable than ties from the hardware store, though for about the same money, you get 100 ties, instead of 2 packages of 6 ties at the hardware store. I'm pleased with these: I like the buttonhole so you can affix a tie around a tool or appliance cord to keep it from getting lost, and the multiple sizes to fit from small cords (headphones) to appliance cords. These ties are ideal for smaller cable bundles (e.g., house, office, RV), tho they're probably not great for bulky cables or multi-cable bundles (basement or garage). If you don't need frequent attachment/detachment/adjustment, these are okay.