ENUODA Cable Management Net Under Desk Black Mesh Cable Manager Flexible for Standing Desk

This cable net was relatively easy to install and holds up well to the weight of multiple cables and a small switch. I've tried multiple cable management systems including channels and sleeves. This net solves a common problem with the other methods. You can quickly release cables and readjust without much hassle. With channels and other methods, changing cables is a hassle that usually involves undoing your entire bundle to move one cable. Not so with the net. Simply unhook the net from the anchors and you can easily access and adjust the cables. Installation was not too bad. The anchors go in relatively easy and then the net simply snaps into the anchors. The screws don't hold in the anchors by themselves before you install them. In my case, working under a desk, I had a hard time juggling the anchor, screw, and screwdrive in tight places. The fell out of the anchor a few times while I tried to adjust positions to screw in the anchor. Once it was in, it held tight and effectively. There is velcro cable channel that runs down the length of the net. You might like it but I avoided using it for the same reason mentioned in the intro. The net hides away the cables fine without the channel. There is also a rigid frame that still allows the net to fold in half. It is a nice touch, but its not clear if it is really needed or what function it is intended for. The anchors hold well on their own. It does not come with any cable ties, but they aren't really needed unless you have long bundles of wire to tie down. It is sturdy and able to hold a small switch on top of many heavy wires. It is not the best net out there but it is good to use. Once it is in, it is solid and holds well.

The hanging mesh part seems like a really nice piece, but showed up missing all of the hardware.

I was apprehensive about putting holes into my brand new 55" desk, which is why I struggled with installation after the desk was already upright. That's no fault of the maker of this mesh under desk cable management net, though. As you can see in the pictures, there is no sag, and it seems to be holding up really good. I am impressed by it. I have tried my fair share of cable management trays and nets, and this is by far the best one. As you can also tell from the pictures, a cable management tray is also necessary because I have a surge protector plugged into it. The net is holding my laptop battery, and docking station, and I have the necessary cables going into it. I will be doing some tidying up to the loose ends (no pun intended), however I am very pleased with this purchase. It comes with the net, 6 screws, and 6 clips that the hooks around the net hug to keep it in place. If you hate your cables showing like me, then get this cable management net. Or two.

This cable management hammock can be used for many different items, not just to store cables. However, it is well suited for cable management. Easy of installation depends on the location you need to hang the device. It comes with six eyelets and six anchors. The anchors can be put in place with glue or the supplied screws. Make sure your desk or location has a thick enough material to hold the screws. The device can also be clipped into place with carabiners or rope if the under carriage location allows for it (which mine did; parallel bars under my sons bunk/workstation). The cables are secured and directed through the management device with Velcro so make sure what you want secured stays in place. The device is only about 2 feet long, but it is designed to manage, not conceal everything. Along with cables, the hammock can be used to store other items and keep them out of sight.

I've used the cable management trays that go under the desk before but this was the first time I had seen something like this - a net that holds everything up. The net itself is made from strong material and quality hardware. Installation was pretty simple - start screwing down the hooks under the desk and attaching the net to the hooks. Once you've got a few hooks screwed in and the net attached, just install the rest of the hooks where the net can attach and that's it! I have a lot of cables for my desk area as well as a large surge protector so I was concerned at first that the weight would be too much for the net and cause it to hang down making it all visible. Well, that wasn't the case at all because the net is made from strong material and it's holding everything up nicely without causing it to droop. Inside the net there's a few Velcro straps that I found to be quite handy and useful to keep everything nice and tidy and even more organized. I have so many cables of different sizes and materials that some cables don't want to move where I want them to. Having these straps built in to the net pulled everything. Not only do I have my cables and surge protector being safely cradled by the net but the Velcro straps keep it all nicely cable managed. I can look under my desk and see everything not looking like a tornado came through now and I just love it. Honestly, I believe having a clean cable managed desk area will make me more productive because I'm not fooling around with cable all the time anymore plus it looks so.much.cleaner! When I used to walk in the room the first thing I would see was all the mess of cables which I always hated. Now I walk in and can't see a single cable and I couldn't be happier.