EAXER Cable Management Sleeve [200cm Long] Adjustable Neoprene Cable Tidy Organizer with Hook & Loop Touch Tape, 1 Piece

If you have a computer or an audio visual setup, then you are probably overwhelmed with the amount of cables that are needed. In a home, or even in an office, these cables can become unsightly and in some cases downright dangerous with the possibility of people tripping over them. Cable ties are great for keeping cables together thus reducing the trip hazard but still fail to hide the unsightly cables.Eaxer have come up with a novel solution to this problem. By using Velcro, you can make varying sized tubes or sleeves for all the cables. From one set you can make up to 2 metres of tubing. Obviously, you can cut the length to any size you need. The material is made of Neoprene which is very strong and yet doesn't look unsightly. Having the joins made out of Velcro means you can unwrap the cable bundle when you need to add new cables to the bunch. Simple but very useful.Not sure if black or white sleeving would look best? Not a problem, the material is double-sided with black on one side and white on the other. So it's your choice and if you change your mind then simply roll it the other way around.At £10.99, at the time of writing, it's not overly cheap but it is very well-made. You have to decide whether it's worth it or not. If you have a partner who's always complaining about the rats nest of wires then it probably is worth it for peace it will bring.I hope you found my review helpful.

It does the job but has a couple of major problems.Firstly, you get about 4cm in diameter with little flex in reducing this size.In other word, the velcro is fixed at each end making it difficult to adjust. So if you need less, you could get away with about 0.5 cm by carefully adjusting but this results in a weaker cable tidy.This leads to the situation that you need to reinforce the cable wrap with cable ties. In other words, you get only slightly more benefit from wrapping the cables with cloth.Secondly and this is a serious flaw (which reviewers seem to ignore), when you cut the wrap to size, you cut through the stitching that holds the velcro strip to the clothThe result of which is that it takes little force to have the thing come apart. The solution is to cable ties again.In other words, if you have enough cables to fit 4cm diameter and do not need to cut to size then it is perfect. Otherwise, best to go for the plastic wraps.

I purchased one of these for the lead guitarist in my band who fronts the bulk of our live work as guitarist/vocalist. It was mentioned numerous times that such a system was required to tidy up his performing environment on stage, if one proved suitable.This is absolutely dead easy to use make no mistake. He runs the mic, monitor and several other bits of personal cable related paraphernalia through it, connecting to his amp and the mixer amongst other devices. If it stands up to fairly rigorous usage from a working band performing on stages of varying size and quality, then this will be a supreme buy for sure.

This has proved useless for my needs. I wanted to cover a tv power cable and an aerial cable now the tv is mounted on the wall. This is huge. About 6” wide so when wrapped round and the Velcro is connected, it’s far too big and just slides down. It might work if you have loads of cables, but would still be very obtrusive.

Just decorated my living room and replaced the carpet with wood flooring. The surround sound cables looked horrible going round the room. I used this to cover the wires and also tidy the numerous cables behind the tv.. Great result. Very pleased.

This is a great product.I used it to tidy up a nasty bunch of cables that were of uneven shape and had odd shaped connectors in places. The neoprene sleeve is somewhat stretchy and the velcro fastening is very strong so I was able to secure a bundle of varying width cables with odd-shaped connectors amongst them. Its quite pricy but well worth it in my opnion.

My cable tidy arrived with a really strong smell of burnt rubber that only got worse when subjected to the warmth of the TV

The image shows a tube like effect with an some structure to it, in reality it was too soft so when only trying to tidy three cables it was far to big and with the velcro being relatively narrow you can't wrap a few cable tightly so the whole effect was poor. I had to throw it away as not really time/ cost effective to return.