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The magnets are strong and there are a million uses with a little imagination. It is great for organizing cords and great for storage.

These ties have surprisingly strong magnets that hold up well—even if you jostle cords around—which is nice to have in an office setting. For storage, they leave a bit to be desired as they won’t fit around a big bundle of cord (like coiled cords for a MacBook charger). At around $1/tie, I think they’re a bit expensive for what they do, but they are quality if you need a solution like this.

Great - for home only.Much too heavy for portable use.

Used these to hold up a sheer curtain. They held without any problem but I'd be worried if they couldn't handle that little bit

I love these cord organizer ties. They have very strong magnetic connections that allow you to tighten down the cord you are trying to keep organized and will not pull apart without significant effort. I got these after a similar product that didn't have the additional functionality that these have. I like the way these types of cord ties work and we'll be getting more as I use them up.They are solid black and made of a silicone-like stretchy plastic material that allows for a good amount of stretch if you have a fairly thick bundle of cords for it to wrap around. I'm using these for laptop power cords, lightning power cords, USB C cords, etc. It does help keep them organized and you can use the magnetic properties to hang them on metal materials (like a desk, dresser, table, etc.). I wish I had found these sooner as I am using them all on my stuff now. These ties are extremely versatile and easy to use so don't hesitate to buy them.

These are great ties for small cables. If the cable is too big, the tie won't fit or won't stay together. I use them for my cell phone cables without any issues. I also use them on my metal storage cart to keep cords out of the way. I've found them pretty handy to use around anything metal. I'm hoping to find some larger ones.

The 10-piece set of Black Magnetic Cable Ties has been an absolute game-changer in my quest for cable management and organization. These versatile ties, with their twistable and stretchable design, provide an innovative solution for bundling and organizing cables of varying sizes. What truly sets these ties apart is their magnetic feature, which allows them to adhere seamlessly to the steel frame of my height-adjustable desk. This not only keeps the cables neatly bundled but also gives my workspace a clean and sleek aesthetic, eliminating clutter and tangling while offering easy access to the cables I need.The combination of the magnetic capability and the flexible nature of these ties offers unparalleled convenience in managing cables. Their ability to twist and stretch ensures a snug fit for different cords, keeping them secure and tidy. The magnetic properties provide a hassle-free way to affix the ties to the steel frame or any magnetic surface, preventing them from sliding or getting misplaced. This not only streamlines the appearance of the desk area but also simplifies the process of locating and organizing cables, contributing to a more efficient and visually appealing workspace. Overall, these magnetic cable ties are a must-have accessory for anyone seeking an elegant and practical solution for cable management, offering both functionality and a clean aesthetic to any space.

I have been trying to find uses for these for about a month now and so far haven't found anything that excites me. As a background - I am a Director of IT so I family with a variety of cable ties. These do not secure tight enough for me where I would ever use in a critical production environment. I have tried to use them to tie cables together in my laptop bag - and they tend to not hold tight enough in that situation either and come apart.In addition - being magnetic - it tends to pick up unwanted items or hang onto things when you don't intend them too.Zip ties are still far superior for permanent production use and your typical bread twist tie is much easier and more effective than these for temporary ties.If you have a need where you want to lightly connect something light on a metal surface (a file cabinet maybe) these might have a use.They are fun to play with though.. I have a pile on my desk that I use to fidget with.