Cord Keeper – 3 Small & 3 Large Set Magnetic Cable Organizer – Charging Cord Organizer – Ideal for Cable Management, Headphones, USB – Patented – Practical and User-Friendly – (Assorted Colors)

This product has made my life a 100x easier!! I am a big gadget freak and have tons of charging wires and usb cables and headphones. Now all of them are folded neatly and they don't get tangled up with each other anymore. Gone are the days when you had to pull out everything from your pants pocket or a handbag to just get the headphones out.The two sizes available are great. The small sized cloop is plenty enough for apple headphones and iphone lightning cables. The larger ones can be uses for extra long charging wires or laptop cables. The large cloop is too big for apple headphones though. So place the order accordingly.

Really nifty, I like that you can use it for cable management or to clip onto your shirt. Taking off a star because of the price, and I wish the magnets were a little stronger for more stubborn cables.

Wasn't sure just what size I needed for most of my things and I just couldn't figure it out from the descriptions given. My order arrived today and I got out my Beats headphones - with the flat non-tangle cord (right!?!). The magnets are totally covered and hold beautifully. I got out a SMALL and pulled the plug through the slit that is labelled "cable attachment" and just slid it up to where the Y starts. Folded everything up and it works perfectly. I've attempted organizing my "toys" before using lots of different Velcro type strips and such but haven't been happy with the results and mainly because they didn't attach to the "toy". Not sure how I could get this to work on a set of Bluetooth earbuds - and right after I typed this I tried it. Carefully put one end through a LARGE and then gathered the cord - again, flat - and then wrapped one end around a second time to encase this much shorter cord. Very happy camper here!!! I also have it attached up to the bud that has the controls so that should make determining which much easier in low light situations.Another added bonus is that they attach to each other and come apart easily. More force is needed to separate the magnets on an individual keeper than one unit to another. Hope that makes sense. I didn't notice immediately that the keepers are attached to the paper info sheet in the package by only a tab cut in the paper and then they are just attached to each other. Okay, maybe I impress easily but I thought that was brilliant. I see a few more orders in my future as I know certain grandchildren that will somehow take Grandma's keepers for their own. Maybe by that time these will be out in some more colors - brights???

I bought these with very high hopes, I love that they are a new company trying new and inventive things. Unfortunately they did not live up at all to what I hoped.There are 3 reasons I don't like them:1 - the length is not not adjustable.2 - the magnets are weak. (Though having a strong magnet around electronics is not really something desirable.)3 - the rubber construction material is less flexible than the cables.What all this means is that it ends up not being even fractionally as good as a velcro strap. First thing is you place one end of you cord through the slots, and if the cord isn't stiff at all (as most headphone cables aren't) the cable becomes disfigured and you have a very sharp U where the cable is attached to the cloop. Which if you have it attached near the headphone jack it makes it annoying to plug in and unplug. It isn't that big of a deal, but it is because the rubber is too stiff.Which also causes issue when wrapping the cables up. The rubber being too stiff makes it so the magnets, which are already too weak, struggle not only to keep the cable coiled (which many cables naturally resist being coiled up already) it also had to fight its own design. The rubber not being flexible means that for the magnets to properly work, they have to be flat right next to each other. If wrapped around a coiled cable that is well within its circumference and if there isn't enough extra space at the ends, there isn't enough flex in the rubber for the magnets to be close enough to fully close the loop. So what you end up with is the magnets only touching on one end. Which isn't strong enough to keep the cable coiled.So with the length of the cloop not being adjustable, your coiled cable has to have the exact diameter for the cloop. If its too big, it doesn't stay shut, if it's too small, there isn't any force exerted on the coiled cable and it naturally uncoils itself.So if all your cables coil to exactly the same size, and happen to also be the one size that these work well for, it will be a great fit. Otherwise, don't bother.Though I think with a few design changes these will be an excellent product. First change being using strapping instead of rubber, and second would be to make it adjustable.

Good idea and the magnets are adequate. The small is very small and therefore a little clumsy to handle and the large is too small to be useful for larger items.

I absolutely love the cable clips. Now... my headphones aren't a tangled mess at the bottom of my purse causing all kinds of frustrations when I just want to listen to my music. My charging cords are well managed. Be they in my purse (naturally). On my nightstand, ready to plug into whatever device is requiring a charge. Or in my vehicle, wrapped up, so that an errant hand gesture doesn't cause my phone or iPod to go crashing into the dash, the passenger door or the floorboards.Installation on the cables was a snap (no pun intended) and the sizes are perfect.

Disappointed. Will not stay closed if corralling a longer cable. And most of my camels are 6 & 10 feet.

These are the handiest little gadgets! This is the second batch I've ordered and I'm already wishing I had a few more. They're not only handy for keeping cables coiled and organized, but they can keep your cables attached to metal surfaces. My keyboard tray has some metal on it, and it's really handy to have my headset cable and a couple charging cables tacked there. They are, of course, magnetic, so be aware that if you use them near things like paper clips, binder clips, and so forth, your cable keeper will soon be bristling with add-ons.