Tokye® Large Cable Management Box - Cord Organizer & Power Strip Hider for Desk, Gaming PC, TV | White & Black Edition | Perfect for Home Office, Entertainment Center & Workspace Organization

I am very happy with this kit. I had a few issues, but the seller has been very quick to communicate with me on them. The product is 4-star, and when you add in Elena's personal, prompt, and understanding Customer Service it should account for 2 more stars, but all I can give is 5.I wish I had taken some before and after photos, but you'll have to take my word for it. My desk was a mess of "spaghetti" and I was getting very tired of the clutter, kicking cords and power strips under my desk, and the difficulty in keeping things clean due to the cables and tangles everywhere.-Highlights-Pros:-Inexpensive-Easy to use-Versatile-Overall quality goodCons:-Box slides around easily on a smooth surface-Box takes up valuable horizontal surface space-Minor quality issue on hook and loop tiesOther:-I would suggest some minor design changes-Details-Cable Box:The box seems sturdy and has large openings on each end. I'm sure this helps with airflow, but I would be cautious about keeping anything that generates a lot of heat in it. It is, as described, large enough to hold a large power strip/surge protector and a lot of cord.I did have a few issues with the box. I'll caveat this by saying that some were caused by the way I chose to use the box, which was not quite as intended.First (the more universal), the box has 4 molded rings in the corners and one in the center that looks like it's where the injection port on the mold is on the bottom which protrude a couple of mm. Ideally the kit would include some self-adhesive rubber or foam non-slip feet to place in these rings to prevent the box from sliding on a smooth surface. If that's how you plan to use it, I would suggest buying some of your own. The inside diameter of the corner rings is about 17mm or 11/16in. The center ring is a little bit bigger, about 23mm or 7/8in. The other issue these cause is that if you are planning to use double sided tape to hold the box on a surface, they protrude enough to cause the tape not to make great contact with the surface. If that's your plan you'll need a thicker foam type double sided tape (I used 3M Command Strips, and they worked quite well). My recommendation to Tokye on this is to either remove the rings from the mold or include some self-adhesive rubber feet with the kit.Second (and very minor), the box seems a little static-y and might be a bit of a dust magnet. I'm going to try and wipe it down with a dryer sheet to see if that helps.Third (caused more by my unintended use), I didn't want to take up valuable desk space with the box, and a floor solution wasn't going to work for me as I have the back of my desk butted against the wall, so I planned on mounting the box on the wall behind my desk with the lid perpendicular to the wall. The lid fits inside the top of the box and has some small clip protrusions that line up with some detents on the inside of the box, so I didn't think it would be too much of an issue. However, the clips don't protrude quite far enough to make a tight fit unless you press the short sides of the box in. When my box was full of cords and a power strip, mounted on the wall the lid didn't want to stay on. I remedied this by using a couple pieces of electrical tape on the top to act as a hinge, and the lid stays closed now.Cable Sleeve:The neoprene cable sleeve is very versatile, and I prefer this type of design over the type that you must make your own holes in. It is quite long, and the pre-cut holes ensure that you have in and out access for any cable that needs it. I have quite a few cables running through it, but it doesn't seem to be anywhere near its capacity. I didn't have any issues with the sleeve.Cable Ties:They work pretty much as advertised. I did have one separate between the hook section and the loop section. It looks like it didn't get heat fused very well. Tokye is sending a replacement set to me. As far as design I would have preferred to get 2 each of 3 different colors rather than 6 different colors, so that I could color coordinate the tie I used on each end of the cables.Cable Clips:No issues here. Just make sure you prepare the surface you plan to stick them to by using rubbing alcohol, or something similar, to make sure you get good adhesion.Customer Service:This is probably the high point on the product. I communicated my concerns with the product and Elena personally responded very quickly. We were able to come to a solution that left me fully satisfied quickly as well.