ShellKingdom Cable Management Box, Cable Organizer for Cable and Cord Management, Storage and Holder to Cover and Hide & Power Strips & Cords (White)

Simple, easy to use and truly helps hide all those bothersome cords. A little tricky to re open if you have to add another plug, but once I figured it out it was no big deal.

It is exactly what it says it is so shame on me, but I thought it would be a little smoother and seemless. If this was 5 dollars it would still be overpriced but I wouldn't mind but for more than 3x that, it's a dissapointment. The top is actually unsightly thanks to sloppy mold marks that were not shown in the photos. You might want to shop around a little more to see what else is available, I sure wish I did.

Why didn’t I buy this sooner?! Ok, so the box feels a bit cheap, it’s a bit off-white BUT it does what it’s suppose to. I also placed mine at the bottom of my desk so I’m not worried about aesthetics. Additionally I purchased the “sleek socket” that you see in the picture and I hid the cables with a white cable hiding ribbon that I had. I’m happy. The difference speaks for itself.

I purchased this to replace a homemade cable organizer I had made from a photo box - it was starting to show its age. I ended up purchasing a different power strip that fit in this unit, and ot all works together perfectly.This is large enough to hold the powerstrip and the power bricks of most of my devices, so it clears the counter.It also passes wife acceptance factor - in fact, she really likes it. I thought it was a little too plain, so I took some self-adhesive pleather I had from another project and cut and glued it to the top to give it that soft, finished look.The price is a little high for what it is - basically a plastic box, but it does the job, so who am I to complain?HINT: A lot of people are complaining that the top is HARD TO PRY OFF. You don't need to do that. JUST PRESS IN ON THE LITTLE TABS from the lid that appear in the slot. There's a little catch on the ends that pressing in on the tabs releases and the top pops off easily. TA-DAH! You can thank me later.

I have this actually placed on top of my desk (see the picture with the pop figures on it) instead of under and have all of my computer and monitor cables running through it. In the picture shown here, I currently have an surge protector in the box and plugged in are my speakers, 2 monitor, pc, and a phone charger. <--- On top of that I also have all the cables from my pc and monitors routed through it.

There's not a whole lot to cover; it's a box with a removable lid and slots cut in it.Plastic feels solid enough; I wouldn't park a car on top of it, but it didn't feel like it would break in my hands.There are some mold marks/streaking but they are pretty minimal.As far as value for money, similar containers go for about $3 each but the least expensive pack I could find was closer to $30 for a set of 3, I think for the 3 pack maybe $20 is closer to a logical price point.Attached are pictures of the after, and the before (final picture is the before, sorry they are out of order it wasn't until after I uploaded the initial photo it occurred to me I had a before picture)

Generally does the job, but the plastic is cheap and flimsy, so it really doesn't stand up to keeping thick cords in place. Will break very easily. Definitely overpriced.

It’s expensive for what it is. BUT it does exactly what it’s intended to do. You’re not going to make something nicer, which I considered doing. If you’re reading this, stop kidding yourself. Just pay the money and move on to the next project. The truth is, if you consider the problem it solves and how it looks, it’s worth the money. I am getting sick satisfaction from not having a rat’s nest of cords in the corner. I wish it was cheaper—since I’m sure it’s manufactured for next to nothing—but I’m not mad because it elegantly hides wires and cords, which is really what I paid for. Definitely happy with it and would buy again.

I love these. They are just plastic. They have a matte finish which is nice to avoid finger prints. They have slots in the side to allow cables to breathe. I have so many cords from my computer, speakers, and dual monitors that my desk always looked like a mess. I was looking around for a good option and these fit perfect. With three different sizes, I was able to utilize them in different areas.One thing I love is the cable wraps that they came with. They are simple and work great. Other sellers did not include this yet asked the same price. It's something small to add, but was really appreciated and what made me initially choose these boxes.

This Power Bar and cords storage is a good size, just a bit larger than the power bar and has a lid. The lid stops my cat for getting at the cord, climbing and sitting on the Power bar which is beside my bed. It is neat and tidy. The lid prevents cat hair, dust and dirt build up on the power bar. It is just what I was looking for and works well. It is quite sturdy not flimsy, however, I am not sure about the durability, we will have to see. It is a little bit pricey for what you get but it does it’s job.

Great product! It doesn't need to be thicker. The lid stays on firmly but comes off easily once you know how to take it off. It's large enough to store an average size power strip, large power plugs as well as your managed cables.Overall I'm very happy with this product!

The material feels cheap and there is no holes to allow airflow and cooling. If I had time, I’d go to a dollar store for the same quality. I decided to keep it as I have a power tower that sits outside of the box. The other two sizes are huge and I’m using it as a storage. Since there is no hole, it serve as a good storage box.

My cats no longer turn the power bar on and off for fun and also cannot turn off the wifi anymore. Almost every wire is completely hidden and put away now. Best purchase especially when your cats are terrorists.