Heaviest Cable Organizer on The Market! Compact and Weighted Desktop Cord Holder and Cable Organizer, Eco-Friendly Silicone, No Bad Smell, Bundled with 4 Reusable Cable Ties! (Black)

Have a couple of these now to help hold & organize my charging cables. Nice and heavy and cables do not slip. Perfect for my desk and workbench.

This is a very nice weight based (ie., no two sided tape, no suction cups, etc.) cable holder. So far I have purchased two and they work great. I will probably buy at least 1 or 2 more.

Nice little cord organizer. It does what it is supposed to do which is to keep all the cords from getting tangled up. It does stay on your desk, as it has some weight and does not move around and your cords do clamp. It has openings for thicker cords, which is a feature that I have found quite useful. I also like the colors. Good little item.

This item has a metal interior with a high-quality silicone exterior. Silicone covers the bottom, so it protects and grips to my desk surface. The molded cable channels are uniform, well-proportioned, and are strong enough to hold the cables while flexible enough to let them go with a light tug. The build quality is excellent overall.The unit is moderately heavy (245g / 8.6oz) and stays put when sitting still on the desk loaded with cables. When moving the cables, though - say sliding one through a channel, or pulling it out of a channel - the whole thing moves. As a result, I need to hold it in place with one hand while pulling a cable with the other. Realistically, it probably needs to be twice as heavy in order to stay-put when handling the cables, or it needs to be glued/screwed/suctioned/etc. onto the desk surface (which I don't want to do).This works well enough for my needs, but given the relatively high price I wouldn't consider it a value because of the aforementioned movement. There's probably not a great solution for a weighted-only cable organizer without going to a toxic (e.g. lead) or costly (e.g. tungsten) core, other than to make the whole thing bigger so it stays put. If a larger model of this product is available in the future, and at a reasonable cost, I'd consider purchasing it for my second desk.

It is exactly what I wanted. Fits perfectly on my desk, keeps all my cords together. It is not bulky at all and just serves the purpose.

The cable “organizer” was better built than I could’ve hoped for! It stays in place and holds my varying cable sizes with ease! Iv purchased 2 and will be buying several more as I set up my home office.Also, they came sooner than I expected and I was pleased from the second I opened the package! I would gladly recommend them to anyone who needs to route cables across their desk and wants to keep their desktop looking neat without the mess of cables laying haphazardly all over the desktop!The reusable tie straps were a welcomed and needed surprise!!Overall, I give the folks at Envisioned an “Outstanding” rating!😎

This is a great little cord organizer. It is weighted enough that there is no need for taping it down. The texture is really nice and feels quality.There are a couple slots for bigger wires (middle slots) and some tighter ones on the outside. If you want the capability of pulling a cable closer to you while it is in the organizer and retracting it back, the middle slots work great with charging cables like usbc or lightening. If you put them on the outter, tighter ones, you won't be able to pull the cable forward. You will need to unhook it, use it, and then put it back in the organizer. For my uses, this isn't a problem as I am keeping 4 cables in it but something you should be aware of if you are going to fill up most of the slots.I highly recommend this product for anyone needing a cord organizer. It definitely cost more than the cheap ones that use an adhesive but the quality, functionality, and the big picture of using it for many years to come, it is well worth it.

This is ok, but costs twice as much as the one that ended up being my favorite. It has dedicated cord slots in various sizes (like the stick-on type have). I had to work a bit to put the cords in, so it isn't easy to grab and remove a cord w/one hand without the piece falling (whereas with the other one I got, I can easily do that). It does usually stay on my table if I'm careful, though if a cord is jostled, it can fall. It definitely falls more often than the other one I ended up prefering. This one might be okay for some people's desks, but is not the one I'd pick to put on my end-table or nightstand.