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HomeElectronicsAccessories & SuppliesComputer AccessoriesCables & InterconnectsAdaptersCable-Clip White RG6 (100 pieces per bag) |
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14 of 16 found the following review helpful:
 cheap and lots of them Aug 18, 2009
By customer in VA
they are cheap and there are many of them! they are a little smaller for TV cable but with some use of force they fit. I think for computer network cable they will be very good (but who uses cables with all the cheap wireless routers available?).
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 Exactly as described, gets the job done Mar 02, 2010
By Honest Abe
This is a good product that appears to be well-made. It did the job exactly as I desired. It fits a small cable only, however. Anything bigger than ethernet cable (cat-5) probably won't fit. Great price, no complaints.
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Works great Dec 17, 2010
By Redhead Designer,
"C.C."
I used to secure a long ethernet cable to the baseboard and around a door. Easy to use, great price and works as intended.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
They're ceap, easy to use and work quite well. Mar 15, 2012
By J. Barrett
There probably isn't much one can write about cable clips... However, this is what I can tell you.
1) They work really well. I used them with RG6 coaxial cable and had no problems with them fitting properly.
2) They do not shatter or crack when hammering in the nail. This was nice because considering the price I thought they would be made of cheap plastic and potentially break apart. Not so!
3) They look good on the wall and blend in well. (Granted, I have white walls.)
4) They do a fairly good job at keeping the cable straight and taut. I found that if you use a clip and then run the cable out 7-8ft or so before using another one, that you can then pull the cable tight and add a third clip to the center (between the first two clips). This will keep the cable very taut and straight.
5) I have no idea what I'm going to use 100 of these for, but I suspect they'll work well for my networking cables. As it stands, I think in running 40ft of cable I used about 15 clips. ...85 more to go. :)
Conclusion: If you need some coax cables clips and you have RG6 wiring, these things are great. Just buy them.
Help: If you're not sure what kind of wiring you have, 99% of them will say so on the cable itself. It's usually printed on there somewhere, so take a look and keep an eye out for "RG." RG6 is the most common for in-the-home cable applications, but you may see a larger or smaller number. If so, buy the correct clips.
Rant: If you do not have RG6 coax cable, do not buy these and then give them a poor review for not working. That is your own silly fault.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Simple solution Apr 26, 2010
By J. Wort
Does what it's designed to do - secure cable to the wall. I doesn't grip Cat5 very tightly, so if you're trying to get the cable tight to the wall, you'll still need to do something like put a dot of Elmer's every few inches, but it works very nicely as the primary guide. Cheap and effective.
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