Asiahorse Power Supply Sleeved Cable for Power Supply Extension Cable Wire Kit 1x24-PIN/ 2x8-PORT (4+4) M/B,3x8-PORT (6+2) PCI-E 30cm Length with Combs(Dual EPS Black-Mix)

Cables came undamaged and organized well with all of the supporting hardware. I'm fairly new to "custom" PC builds so I wanted something to give it a little contrast to the black case. The sheathing on the cables felt great and being all white makes it look clean and bright. No issues with the length of the extensions and that's what i think some people of the newer built PC owners will make a mistake with buying theses thinking that they will reach the power supply, you need the original 24 pin/8 pin cables, these are more for aesthetics and then function the same as the original cables just an FYI. With the strong sheathing it doesn't make the cables excessively thick and are easy to position within reason. All in all a great inexpensive addition.

Was very skeptical buying anything like this but I'm so glad I did! These made wire management a breeze (soft and easy to fit) on my new pc and with the added wire combs they look amazing! I went with a blackout build so these black cables fit my color scheme perfectly. The quality also feels really good (cables aren't thin or deformed). And for the price you really can't beat it.

Worked as intended and it looks great

Solid cable very firm and flexible.

Look and feel great. They include a ton of combs, colored and see-through, for aesthetics and function. Comes with enough cables and they're all long enough for pretty much any case I imagine. They are extensions, and do not replace your PSU cables! The coloring is great, the cable sheathing feels solid but flexible. All in all, absolutely beautiful purchase, well worth the money for anyone building a showcase PC or prefers cleaner cable management!

These extensions for power supplies with sleeves are very neat. This is the first time I've bought a product like this; I'd always seen them in reviews or in pre-built PC gaming systems. I always thought they were extremely expensive for what they offered, based on cable mod prices, of course.Until one day I decided to go for it, since I had just built my second gaming PC, and honestly, it's worth it if you care about aesthetics. If you don't care about aesthetics at all, I don't recommend it, since it doesn't add any functionality unless your goal is to extend your PSU cables. I think these particular extensions are reasonably priced.I would summarize this review as follows:QualityThey look OK in terms of quality. They don't look like a premium product, but I didn't expect that for the price.AdjustabilityThe cable combs come in a separate bag, which means you have to attach them to the cables, and it's quite a tedious task. But I also understand that depending on your build, you'll need to place them in a different position or orientation. Perhaps an alternative I'd like to see is for the combs to be double-sided, so it wouldn't matter which way they were placed.If you have a small case like mine, it can be a bit challenging to fit the extensions in, but with a little patience, you can do it. The extensions are not rigid, which is important when fitting them in, as it allows you to bend them without any problems.AestheticsI believe they enhance the aesthetics, making your build look cleaner and more organized. For that reason alone, it's worth it to me.I'm not giving them 5 stars, just because the installation process was so tedious overall. Even though I enjoy the end result.

They look AMAZING! Yes I have to give it to Bitwit on youtube for recommending these, I am impressed and they are really easy to setup. Def Heavier cables and durable as well. For what they cost I am going to be buying these from now on for all my builds!

It does the thing. The Extensions look nice and are dirt cheap. Given enough finesse they shape up pretty well.Now, I have two complains.The first being that on the 24-pin the wire is the same length on both sides so when you try to bend it, the wires are going to try and splay on one side. My solution was to bend the curve the opposite direction in the back of the case to pull out the slack. However, my case is dual chamber so you might not have enough clearance in the back on a single chamber to do that.The second being they require a SILLY amount of force and wiggling to get the pins to click on the Motherboard side. However, they fit into the PSU side beautifully.Both are minor annoyances. I'll always recommend full length custom cables over Extensions, but they are the pretty and a whole lot cheaper