Eboot 100 Pieces Adhesive Cable Wire Clips Strong Cord Clips Wire Holders Cable Cord Straps Management Clamps Tie Holder for The Wall, Under Desk, Car, Office and Home

They aren't extremely sticky, or maybe it was the fact I was applying them in 30 degrees Fahrenheit in a new car (so the surfaces were oily/slick). In total, I think I used 8 of them, 2 of which didn't stick. I used them to hold my dashcam cord out of the way. There are SO many I don't even care that 2 didn't stick. The ones that did stick are still holding strong after a week. I've got plenty to replace any if needed. Would buy again (but I don't think I'll ever need to lol. There are so many and I only needed 6).

They stick to glass and dashboards really good have yet to have a failure.

I have purchased these in the past. They work great for small, in diameter, cords. For the most part they stick well, but sometimes they will peel off if the glass gets too hot. Otherwise I would have given it a 5.

I absolutely love these things. I use them to help tidy up all of my wires around the house. it makes it simple and easy without having to put staples or nails into anything. the downside is that where a nail in or staple cord clip maybe able to handling edges and ribbed arounds of securement better than these. overall great choice if needing something to help run and organize wires with.

Bought these clips to hold and hide the dash cam cable. They don't stay stuck to anything - glass, plastic or metal. They fall off within a week. Second: the clips won't stay shut and release the cable. I would return but with a whole bunch of time and fun, I figured out a way to make them work. I shouldn't have to do this. First cut one side of the inside plastic band close to the clip lock. That will release some of the pressure on the clip to spring open. Then scrape off the sticky backing that is not large enough to hold on to anything. I then cut some super, and I mean super double stick tape and cut around the edges of the black clip. This tape is the only way to make the clip to hold on to whatever it is stuck to. Otherwise, these clips don't work and belong in the garbage.

I added a voice control unit to my garage door opener and needed something to hold the wires out of the way. So, this looked like it fit the bill...Climbed up the ladder and spent the next hour peeling and sticking these things on cleaned (alcohol) metal and painted wooden surfaces. Snapped the wires in and everything looked good and out of the way. Then several days later, I found that the garage door mysteriously opened...Hit the button and closed the garage door. the next morning, the door was opened again. After inspecting, I saw the floor was littered with these wire holders...they had ALL fallen off of where I stuck them too! The adhesive doesn't hold AT ALL! And in the process, the signal wire got tangled in the door mechanism and broke the wire...So I had to solder the wires back together and stick these things back up with Hot Melt Glue! DO NOT RELY ON THE ADHESIVE! IT WILL FAIL!!! catastrophically! Other than that, once I got that figured out, it's holding now and no further problems.

Works great and arrived on time.

I like these clips a lot. They hold the cables securely and the design doesn't let the cables flop around when the clip is closed. It can be a little tricky to get them open again if you keep your fingernails short but they pop open pretty easily if you can hook underneath the little lip. The pack is so large that I don't have to worry about being wasteful from sticking them to every bend in my vehicle to keep the cables tightly fastened against the borders. I haven't had any come loose from the car dashboard yet so they seem pretty durable - I cleaned the area pretty well before sticking them down, though. I haven't had to remove any yet, but when setting them up they seemed like the right amount of sticky - I'd be surprised if they leave much residue behind when I take them off eventually.