Now you tell me? We sold our cluster of those a few months ago.
You must have a quality brand with good magnets.
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Tape under the table and this velcro thingie
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You can use wires or you can use batteries. I prefer wires.
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Actually they make wireless devices that don't use batteries. I mean of course there are still wires but it was a joke. You can even recharge electric vehicles while driving. Well in some countries at least. I mean if you want to get technical Nikola Tesla came up with WPT and that was about a century ago.
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Wire>wireless, no matter how you cut it. Don't get me wrong...lots of wireless stuff in my house (and I use my own router with three separate radios and eight antennas), but anything that can be on the wire is. You eliminate so many networking issues that way.
Of course, if you only have a couple of connected devices and excellent wireless connectivity (and even moreso in a smaller space), then it's a whole lot less of an issue.
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I was going to mention this but you beaten me to the punch. A picture speak 1000 words.
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I was not blessed with cable management skills. My whole life it has always just been a rat's nest of wires hanging everywhere!
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At office I have cables leaded in leg of my table which are made with hidden panel for that. Sadly its broken now and doesn't hold attached anymore after our office dog ran under my table to do some upgrades there.
Edit: photo of office dog
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You have an office dog?? That's awesome!
Kitchen dog would not work sadly. They're hm... a little too attached to food.
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Its just dog of lady which does our paper work there. Its still puppy, so she takes dog there to have some fun running around in hall and barking on elevator.
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My cables aren't managed when it comes from point A to B (computer to desk, or visa versa)
The only way it's "managed" is that I have an "Under Desk Cable Management Organizer Bridge" where I shove any extra cable length into so that there's no cables laying on the floor. Basically, the cables go from say my monitor to the cable bridge, the extra length will lay there, and what's needed will go towards the PC/Power.
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I guess you could say it's managed, but it's managed very poorly.
Basically all of the cables are tied together into a loose bundle with some of those wire thingies that cables are tied with when you buy them, and that whole mess runs behind the desk.
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if it works, it works. for the longest time i just used your bread bag twist ties. still use them for headphone wires
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Yeah, those guys! But the ones that come with cables, those are much more sturdier and usually only black or sometimes white, no vibrant colors like the ones from bread bags.
I legit have never heard anyone call them a specific name with confidence so I've never known their actual name in Spanish, much less in English.
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the key feature is they are free
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Velcro ties and most of the wiring in the mash net underneath the table. Most of the wires are then hidden. Just have to take care of the ones that go from the net to PC, to screen etc
https://www.ikea.lv/en/products/workspaces/gaming/gaming/utespelare-gaming-desk-art-80507627 - this table btw. surprisingly good quality for the price. I use IKEA electric oones in the office. Also has mash net underneath for cables.
Velcros sent from China. 1 eur for 20 reusable straps.
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hold them all together and ziptie/tape it, always works
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Very clean. I'm surprised at the small number of cables, though. I could never do that because I probably have over half a dozen USB cables going into the I/O panel, not to mention audio/video (three monitors = 3 cables going to the GPU too). Maybe I should go more wireless where I can. :P
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I'm using that double sided sticky tape and velcro stripes, they still can't hold so it's quite a mess in here =')
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Despite my very best intentions, and attempts, it's... not great.
I introduce you to Schrodinger's Cable Management... it's either great or terrible, but you'll only know when you try to change anything.
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This is basically what mine looks like, but worse because I have two laptops and a bunch of audio equipment too.
God tier mouse. Is that the Japnese import version?
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Probably not? It's just a regular ol' G600. I only really used the side buttons back when I played MMORPGs, otherwise they aren't particularly useful since I suck at memorizing the positions. :D
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I don't have a good cable management, juat an old wireway where all cables are in, and to heighten the front wall, I used the lid. At least, I don't see the cables anymore when sitting in front of my PC.^^
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That's the dust of time - this is art! ;P
But, I have to reorganize it anyway in the near future, then I'll clean up.
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i clean dust like once a month, but if its spider web i leave them. as long as its not where i sleep
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Cable management? Nonexistent.
Cables are overlapping all behind and under my desk. Have no issue with that, on the rare occassion i need to remove one, it's suprisingly easy to do so. It might look like an absolute mess, but the cables are not tangled.
If anything it's helpful to have a cluster of cables. If they were to be separate, cats would chew on them. This way it's one uninteresting pile for them.
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you need Bluetooth cables like this bluetooth home we smoked some pot hose
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So neat! Mine are mostly tucked away or zip-tied LOL
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i use these bad boys
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