Medium White Cable Clips

I picked up this 50-piece pack of XHF Medium Black Cable Clips to completely clean up the routing lines underneath my office desk workstation and around the workshop machinery. To protect my cords from wear and keep everything bundled cleanly, I paired these clips directly with the 1/4-inch split wire loom tubing sleeves I deployed on my office cords previously. This combination works beautifully, allowing me to anchor heavy cable bundles completely flat against flat surfaces with zero sagging. Why this 50-piece cable clip kit is an exceptional workspace asset: Industrial-Grade Self-Adhesive Tape: The absolute most critical feature of a surface-mount cable clip is the quality of the glue backing. Cheap unbranded clips often fall off after a single warm day in the workshop, but the thick adhesive pad on these XHF clips forms an immediate, incredibly powerful chemical bond that holds tight against vertical walls and under-desk surfaces without peeling. Perfect Medium Form Factor Flex: The physical clip geometry features excellent material memory. The plastic arm flexes open smoothly to let you insert your lines, then snaps back down tightly with a firm, confidence-inspiring grip. It provides more than enough structural resistance to hold stiff, heavy Ethernet lines, thick power strip cords, or sleeved wire looms without popping open. Clean, Low-Profile Workspace Routing: Because these feature a highly compact footprint, they remain completely discrete. Mounting them along table lips or behind monitor mounts lets you route messy charging cables, USB cords, and PC lines completely out of sight, transforming a chaotic rat's nest into a professional grid layout. Workspace Deployment & Surface Prep Tips: The Mandatory IPA Wipe: Do not skip the prep work. To guarantee a permanent, high-strength bond that won't fail under heavy wire tension, thoroughly scrub your mounting surface (whether it is raw metal, wood veneer, or painted drywall) with 91%+ Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) to strip away all finger oils, machine grease, or ambient workshop dust before pressing the clip home. Let the Adhesive Cure First: For the absolute best results, press the clip firmly against the surface for 30 seconds, then let the clip sit idle for 24 hours before popping the latch open to route your heavy power cords. Giving the pressure-sensitive adhesive time to cure fully ensures it will never pull away from the desk surface later. The big takeaway: XHF has delivered a premier, no-nonsense workspace utility accessory for a very reasonable price point. Getting a 50-pack provides an incredible supply of reliable clips to clean up multiple desks, home entertainment centers, or vehicle dashboard runs simultaneously. The latches hold tightly, the glue is incredibly aggressive when properly prepped, and the organization is immediate. It is an exceptional value purchase that handles its task with zero complaints.

These adhesive clips are just as described, making them a highly reliable addition to any home or office. Their functionality is impressive, providing a strong hold that securely keeps items in place without any risk of slipping or falling. The adhesive backing sticks firmly to various surfaces, including walls, desks, and even glass, making them versatile for multiple uses. Whether you need to organize cables, hang lightweight decorations, or simply keep things tidy, these clips perform admirably. Their sleek design ensures they blend seamlessly with your decor, and their removal is hassle-free, leaving no sticky residue behind. Customers appreciate how easy they are to apply, as a simple press is all that’s needed for a secure fit. Moreover, the durability of these clips means they can handle daily use without wearing out quickly. Overall, they live up to expectations and deliver quality and convenience, proving to be an excellent purchase for anyone in need of organizing solutions.

I had purchased a set of cable clips to hold the wires to a set of string lights mounted around the outside of our gazebo. And for the gazebo ceiling fan to manage the cable along the underside of the roof and down to where it is plugged in. I ran out of those clips before I was done. When I went to re-order, to my surprise, they were no longer available and nothing from another seller. I found these. Like the others, these have adhesive strips and mounting screws in case the adhesive won't hold. I've found that when the gazebo metal heats up in the sun it makes the adhesive gooey and the weight of the lights can pull the clips away. The mounting screws solve that problem. The other clips were just barely able to hold the size of cable of our string lights, and it was difficult to get the cable secured into the clips. But once in they held secure. These also hold the cable securely, but the cable fits better and is much easier to install the cable into the clips. I ended up buying another set in medium in case I had a need for hanging cables with smaller wire.

I had bought some string lights a few years ago to decorate for my wedding and i wanted to use for inside my house as well. After two years I finally decided to out them up but was trying to figure out how to do it since I had no idea what to use since my lights are a little bit "heavy" and i didnt want to use anything that made holes on the walls since I needed something "apartment friendly". Now, something about me is that I'm VERY picky on the stuff I get, I got for quality. I had found some clips before this one, they were crap, they barely lasted about maybe 3hrs before they fell. They kept falling until they didn't. Then they ended up waking us up at 2am by breaking a candle. Next were other clips that are very similar to this one, but smaller. I thought to try it out, and honestly they work (for the most part) but unfortunately some did fall and I had to replace them (only the ones that fell). Quite frankly I just believe that the clip itself was to small for the lights. I then bough this brand, bigger clips and imma guess about the sane tape maybe than the other one (not sure), but the adhesive seems to be very similar to the one I bought previously. They are working so far, also note that my walls are textured, so kinda difficult to find tapes that stick well to my kind of walls. So far I'm happy with my purchase, and i hope they continue to stick until we can move out.

These cable clips work great for keeping all of my cords organized. They’re simple to use and help keep everything neat instead of having wires all over the place. The adhesive holds well, and they stay in place once applied. I’ve used them in different areas like under desks and around electronics, and they’ve been very reliable. Overall, these are a very useful and affordable solution for cable management, and I definitely recommend them if you want an easy way to keep your cords organized.

Adhesive is a little weak. 3m VHB normally would tear the paint off of walls rather then come loose (that's why 3m also makes command adhesive strips). I don't know what the deal is with this stuff falling off. It doesn't take much weight for them to let go after a few hours. The clips themselves seem to be made of durable plastic that doesn't break (whereas ironically, the genuine 3m hooks are quite brittle and easy to snap). Clear plastic and adhesive are practically invisible, look great. Couldn't find any way to contact the manufacturer/support for replacement adhesive tape. Just be prepared to supply your own and it'll be fine.

I had a short run of exposed CAT6 from a home wiring project that I wanted to be less noticeable. I spray painted the cable to match the wood panel behind it and used these clips to hold it to a fairly concealed spot. CAT 6 has to be pushed into the clip, which means it can’t fall out, but is loose inside the clip so it can be adjusted. You’ll need another way to hold the cable taut if that’s what you want. Alternatively, use a couple extra clips. After peeling off the red tape covering the adhesive, these clips are hardly noticeable. For my use, these worked great. The only problem that I could see is the adhesive releasing over time. If that happens I probably won’t use the screws that came with them because I don’t want to screw into the wood paneling. I’ll likely just replace it with a new one since this 50 piece bag is likely a lifetime supply for me.

Got these two attach my cat's litter box cord down the hallway to the side of the baseboard to keep it out of the way they stick incredibly well none of them have come off yet!

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The glue is not very strong and they keep coming off.

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