8-Pack Magnetic Cable Clips [1S Snap-On] Cord Holder, LISEN Desk Organizers and Accessories with 4 Extra Strong Adhesive Pads, Wire Organizer for Nightstand, Home, Wall, Car, Desktop,Transparent

About this item

• Cable Clips for Easy One-Handed Use: LISEN magnetic cable clip offer a unique magnetic opening and closing mechanism, making it easy to place or remove cables with just one hand. Unlike ordinary cord holders, the 60° rotating shaft and magnetic locking system allow you to quickly grab or add a cord in seconds, ensuring convenience and efficiency
• Perfect Slot Size for Wide Cable Compatibility: With a 0.27-inch (7mm) slot diameter, this versatile cord holders for nightstand, also referred to as desk cable clips, works perfectly with phone chargers, USB cords, HDMI cables, power cords, and slim cables like the iPhone silicone charging cord. Enjoy smooth cable pulling and a clutter-free space
• No-Residue, High-Strength Adhesive: LISEN cord organizer for desk uses premium acrylic adhesive, stronger than 3M tape and leaves no residue. With 4 extra adhesive pads, magnetic clips has strong adhesion and flexible installation. Wire organizers for cords can firmly stick to smooth and dry surfaces like wood, glass and ceramic tiles. The transparent pads won't damage furniture, suitable for home and office. Easily manage and tidy up cords, improving space neatness and functionality
• Compact, Tidy Up Any Space: Measuring just 0.85" x 0.85" x 0.55" and weighing only 3g, LISEN cold holder is perfect for narrow spaces. With 8 individual clips included, you can neatly arrange cables on desks, nightstands, walls, or even in your car. This versatile organizer is a must-have accessory for keeping your space clean and clutter-free
• Helpful Installation Tips for Better Results: Before sticking desk organizers and accessories, ensure the surface is clean and dust-free. Press firmly for 30 seconds to improve adhesion, and wait 12–24 hours for optimal performance. Following these steps will maximize the product's durability and usability