Side Winder Mini and Max Headphone, Earbud and Charging Cable Winder and Organizer Perfect for Wrapping Earbuds and Cords for Travel and Organization 4-Pack (Black, Max)

The media could not be loaded. These are awesome little donut shaped cable organizers to help tidy up your cables for your phone, controllers, chargers, etc.Great for traveling, keep in your car, or have around the house if you're not a fan of seeing loose cables everywhere.Keep in mind, these may be too small for HDMI or similarly sized cables. But for common cables around the house, these are great for those!

I ordered the 4 pack of the mini and they are very nice. The perfect size to hold the 1 meter USB-C charge cable and the Apple Ear Pods. They have the right amount of stiffness, yet enough flexibility to easily stow the ends in the slots. I chose the white so they would be easier to see in dark bags and other places.

Keeps travel cords easily organized - wish I’d found these years ago!

I like these and they work fine - if I could change anything it would be a place to tuck the ends in but still being visible- I would buy more but think they are sort of pricey . I have several cords ( I know I don’t need that many ) but at 5.00 each they are just to spendy for me .

Keeps cords orderly; eliminates a trippihg risks; you could hang on a hook or lay on your desk

Like having both sizes. The Max is great for longer cords. I've bought both black and white to make it easier to differentiate what they are used for.

I ordered these to neaten up loose cords around the house. Each winder holds a decent length of cord depending on its thickness. The trick for me is determining how close the winder should be and to which end. For example, should the extra cord for my husband's phone charger be closer to the outlet and therefore more out of the way, or should it be closer to the phone end, where the length can easily be adjusted? If the latter, there would be some heft to the cord. I decided somewhere in the middle. It's still in the mix of cords, but at least it's not as messy.I did the same thing with our earthing/grounding cord. It's pretty long. I tried a bow twisty at first and it didn't look too bad. I then used a large binder clip to hold the circle of extra cord. Not bad, either. But neither really hid the extra cord. The cord winder solved this problem. Overall, the real estate it takes up is smaller than the previous options.The "snotch" cable clip, where you poke the cable out to stop the cord, works okay but it would be better if it went a little deeper or if there was a stronger gate to prevent it from popping back out.I think I'm looking for a gadget that somehow provides tension on both ends of the cord—light enough to not put pressure on the outlet side or on the side being used, but tight enough to reel in excessive cord.This product is closer than what I've seen so far. At $16.71, it think it is only a fair value.

Well made, gets rid of long cordes but easy to wind and unwind. Seems like its made of rubber