XIAOXI Cable Label with Strong Self-Adhesive (Multi-Color)

Boy, did I need these! I’d been using masking tape folded over on itself but these tags are vastly superior. I’ve found that if you use a permanent marker on the tags and let the writing fully dry, the ink doesn’t wipe off. I’m thrilled to have permanent tags on most of my cords. Now I just need to figure out what the rest of my cords are for so I can finish with this project! Bottom Line? Wonderful charger and other cord tags. Buy them and finally get your cords under control. I won’t be without them in the future.

These are excellent. I love this product. Whenever I purchase anything with a battery charger cable or any kind of cable, my first move is to label it. You will like this product. It would be fine with me if there was an option to purchase all the labels in one color. I like the white labels best.

Easy-to-use

These labels are bright, easy to write on, and stick well. No more guessing which cable goes where — a must for any home office.

I love these! I especially love how they're removable; they are velcro and don't leave any residue. I love the color variety. The grey and tan and light green are especially pretty. Yes, there is a little bit of bleed if you're using Sharpies; the surface is like stiff cloth. This can be mitigated slightly by not pressing down while you're writing. Using a light touch, I'm fine with the way Sharpie looks on these. It's a real upgrade from trying to write directly on a cable tie. I also like the general size and layout. There's a good amount of space for writing. I wouldn't mind if they were a little smaller, but they're definitely fine the way they come, and could be cut down smaller if desired. Very happy with this purchase.

I bought my first business PC in 1987. Add external speakers, mouse, etc. and before you knew it, there were 10 wires hanging down behind the computer desk. Then add a second computer and two printers. And, in the middle of the night, the wires started mating and successfully reproducing. By the time I got to our 13th computer, we had a thousand wires hanging all over the place. I tried Dymo lables. Plain paper labels, dots, squares - all usually too small - would wear or fall off and since there was no color coding system, I couldn't tell what went to what, certainly not on sight. Five weeks ago, I bought a bluetooth speaker for my Windows 11 computer and one for my wife's Windows 10. I'm in charge of responding to cries for help which calls for me (usually) to reboot the computer. But, with the new speaker, keyboards, two monitors, etc. etc. etc., it's a real jumble "back there" at the reproduction area. Attached to my computer is the WiFi network, an EERO dual band router, and an Arris modem. Those three things have six wires. The 7 "station" USB hub has four wires (the rest are dongles). The monitor, phone charger ... you get the idea. If you don't get the idea, you either don't have a computer or the most difficult setup in the house (office) is Alexa. I'm very pleased with this set of 40 Velcro wire labels. They hold. They relatively easy to open and printing with a fine Sharpee is a snap. They are easy to open when you want them open, but they hold tight when wrapped around one (to three) wires. I said that there was one issue: The blue labels are too dark. I don't know of white Sharpees, but black ink is almost impossible to read. All the other colors are easy. What I ended up doing was to use the Blue only on the Echo Dots in five rooms. I don't have to write on them since they're all designated as Alexa. Cost ($15 for 40) is of little concern. They do what I need them to do, make identification of what goes to which easy, and I really wish that they were around 40 yeart ago. I could have started the tech side of my business much better organized and would have been able to keep it organized. I just counted: 26 individual wires that look more like 50, but with a little color coding and some thought as to which piece of equipment get which color, I may be more organized than I've been in a long, long time.

I've gone full time remote and have both a work laptop and a personal laptop, along with 2 monitors, one of which switches back and forth between the 2. That's a lot of cables and wires to manage. I've chosen white for work and I'm going to choose blue or green for personal. Red will be for the router or anything else which will have reset consequences if I unplug it. I'm writing on them with sharpies. You have to use a thinner sharpie and let it dry thoroughly so as not to smudge, but worth it. I had to unplug and then plug something for my work computer. I was easily able to find the plug and it saved me time. I'm also using wrap sleeves to keep the cables, etc. together, so I put one label by the plug and one closer to the item. This way I can tell which plugs cables go where.

The quality, value, ease of removal were very good. They were large for my use on most phone size cables I use. Need to use a thinner type pen or marker in dark color to write on them.

Praktisch und stabil. die Klettverschlüsse halten gut. Die Beschriftung machen wir mit Zuhilfenahme von beschriftbarem Klebeband. Das könnte man hier besser lösen. Auf dem Gewebe lässt es sich nicht gut beschriften. Trotzdem 5 Sterne.

Finally I've found a product that says it's easy to write on & actually it is. Bit nervous due to some comments but my Bic intensity pen wrote on these easily & didn't smudge. These combined with ties are great for getting everything organised. Top product - highly recommend.

I like the different colours. They’re easy to write on and easy to use.

Hyper pratique pour du 5s de sacs à dos. Je m’en suis servi pour optimiser mon sac pour le GR20, par contre éviter les feutres ou les crayons trop humide ça absorbe beaucoup l’encre ensuite ça devient illisible.

Bought these to use for labeling electrical items and you can write on them with a ballpoint pen. Sharpie type pen soaks in and bleeds. Nice quality, durable and perfect to label the items I need. Velcro together is a great idea.