SAISN Adhesive Clips Strong Wire Holders 100 Pack Self-Adhesive Wire Clip Cable Cord Desk Management for Office Home and Car

Worked for routing dash cam cables in my son's car. Only issue is getting the red cover off of the tape, if you don't have much fingernail you'll probably need to use tweezers. Has been in use for several months and exposed to summer heat and still sticking. Package was good price for the quantity.

Made for thick or smaller wires, adheres to the headliner a lot better than the original clips. Great value especially for how many you get as well so you can make sure everything is secure even in extremely hot weather. So easy to use. Love it!

They’ve been sticking well for two months and I don’t expect them to fail anytime soon.

These clips stick to most surfaces perfectly and will hold most cables tight so they don’t slide around, I love that feature. The only thing is slightly thicker braided USB cables are a bit snug and anything thicker than that probably won’t fit in here. These work perfectly however and I even used them on my car’s engine bay to hold cables in place and they’re holding up great! Update: after several months of using these, I have only seen on fail, where clasp comes open frequently. This is one I'm using to hold a cable in the back of a phone mount. It likely comes looses from pulling on the cable, but the clasp itself still works great! Even the ones in my engine bay are still holding tight!

I got these to attach lights inside my router base. I've only used them for a short time but they work well. The adhesive seems to be very good, they make a clicking sound when closed so you know they're locked in the closed position but they can be unlocked whenever necessary. I'm going to use them to attach the wires from my computer mouse and keyboard up under the desk to be out of the way and look better. I would definitely recommend this product.

I was skeptical about purchasing these as my 2 main priorities were 1. Does it hold the wire tight? 2. Does the adhesive actually stick? I can answer both questions with a resounding YES! The adhesive is on par with 3M style "sticky hangars". The "locking" mechanism is secure and holds the wire tight. I even used flat R45 (ethernet) cable, and it did a superb job holding those nice and tight. Overall, I would highly recommend these. I hope this helps!

The adhesive is not very strong. It is fairly easy to rip off. I recommend this for simple jobs, not for something that you expect to stay on for a while.

Worked as they should.

I've used these to hold wires in place when installing a dash cam, tidying up the HDMI between my TV and soundbar and some smaller wires around my desk. They stick well as long as the area is clean and you can unclip them if you occasionally need to move the wire for some reason. I don't know who needs 100 of them, but as long as the glue still works I can see myself reaching for these fairly often!

Glue did not hold on ANY surface when tried in 3 cars. This will end up in your garbage so don't waste your money and time.

If you've ever used nano tape before, you'll know what to expect with the adhesive on these clips. If you haven't, nano tape is self-adhesive tape that works on smooth surfaces, and can be removed without leaving a mark. The smoother and less absorbent the surface, the better the tape sticks. So for sticking to glass and smooth plastic and smooth gloss painted wood, these clips are perfect. For fabric, bare wood, stone or other surfaces, nano tape is not so good. As you can see in the pics I've uploaded, you can cleanly remove the adhesive from the clip without leaving a mess, but the adhesive does stick strongly to smooth surfaces, and needs peeling and stretching to remove. For guiding dash-cam wires around the edge of your windscreen, which is what I bought these clips for, these clips are perfect. If I ever need to remove them, I can remove them without leaving a mark on my windscreen. Highly recommended!

I'm getting a 50/50 stick rate with these. I'm cleaning the surface with iso alcohol first, running cables against painted metal, bare metal, and smooth plastic. It says 3M, but they don't act like other 3M bonded clips I've used. They are also not the design shown in the photos. Similar, but different. Quite often, lifting the release tab on these pries the whole thing off.

Just what I needed to organise my speaker cables. Barely noticeable on black shelves. The sticky tape isn't perfect on every single one but there is enough in the pack that it doesn't matter.