come in handy if you don't want USB cables getting tangled up.
592951
It may have been the description or my error reading but I thought there we're different connections for the USB cables however they are just varying lengths of USB cables which don't get me wrong can come in handy so if you need that then this is for you.
1335543
These don't get much use but we have to have them just in case.  Seem to work well and it's great that they only take up one USB port.
3367404
could use somthing to keep the cable tucked in all the time and not rely on a flat surface to hold it in place.
3134893
Since most all phones now are going to a universal Micro USB cable, you can't have too many of these.  And for the price, it is worth it to stock up.
3082200
I have several electronics lying around, and it never hurts to have several charging cords arrayed around your working space. These cables are nice and are reasonably priced. I'd recommend this set of cables to anyone with more than one device.
4425097
My headphone cord is inconvenient on the left side of my laptop -- it gets tangled -- and switching it to a USB port on the right takes care of it.
1174703
Great way to keep long extension cords from tangling. 'nuff said!
1366165
Good cables affordable, no problems

Needed these to have handy at usb combo outlets
864836
It folds up nice and the cord retracts quickly. If your USBs are in the front of your machine it won't reach. The cord could stand to be a few inches longer.
2555218
This cable works well for securing a device and has a removable end to use additional devices for securing wires etc.
1846549
These work as intended. I was in need of these for an area of my house where my cable modem and router are situated as well as a computer and other odds and ends. A lot of these things tend to have these large power banks where they plug in, and so even if you have a power strip with 6 outlets, it's a puzzle sometimes trying to get more than 3 to actually fit. That's where these come in handy. No, it's not going to make things look pretty or even less jumbled, but if you're hurting for outlet space, these will help.
3516793
These are great for keeping cables under control. Better than twist ties (even the reusable rubber-coated ones) because these are longer, so you can gather more cables together if you need to. It's also much easier to undo them, and they can be attached hanging off a cable without wrapping around anything. They're cheap, strong, and very handy.
898481
At first I thought these were too gadgety to be useful; they take a little more time and are a little more fussy than conventional cable management methods, and you really have to have the perfect size for your cord. But then I realized the benefit of them sticking together! They line my cables up in a neat little row. I need more of these.

The small Cloops aren't useful to me because of the way I wind my cords. I don't just wind them in circle, I also compress it in half (see picture 1). My 3' lightning cable fit the large with a little wiggle room, but the small Cloop would never work. Next I did my headphone cable and an extender cable. The three cables were similarly wrapped, and lying flat, which was already better (see picture 2). And then I stuck the three Cloops together (see picture 3). For me, that's organizational magic. I love it. I'm buying more large ones immediately.

Pros:
Strong magnets that stay connected, provided you've chosen the right size for your cable.

Can attach to other Cloops to keep cords together, and takes up less space than leaving them all separate.

Cons:
Limited use: pretty much only for small to extra small cables.

You have to have the right size. If the Cloop is too small, it's going to pop right off. If it's too large, the cable isn't going to be secure. Most cable management tools I use aren't quite so "fussy."

The attachment loop is more trouble than it's worth. I tried putting a headphone cable and a lightning cable into the attachment loop. While it works to keep it attached, that's the ONLY benefit to it. I found getting it in the right position to be a pain and the added weight on my headphones was no good. If your only criteria is that the thing stay attached, it could be a winner, but it's just not worth the aggravation or weight to me.

I wish there were some info about whether it's safe to toss a couple cables secured with these in my purse with my credit cards. The magnets don't seem strong enough to be worrying, but it'd be nice if the company made some mention of that issue since they're likely to be carried close to things with magnetic strips.
3553554
Clever way of keeping your cables all tidy.
But these Flexi Ties are pretty thick and do take up their own space.

For a limited space/area such as a pouch with a collection of cables for travel, this would not be the product.

IF you are thinking of clearing the mess of cables behind the TV or your PC, yes this would the way to go.
2343583
Not just for computer cables, but you'll need them for that.  You can also use them on your tools (sawzall, circular, jigsaw, drill, etc).  You can use them in the kitchen on the electric skillet, crock pot, electric griddle.  Personally I hate tangled cords, and these are a really good cheap solution for all those cords in the house.  Think about those coils of rope and extension cords in the shop. These are a really cheap reusable solution to keeping those often tangled items straight.
346178
If your usb slot/port is vertical, you may have trouble with this. Because of the adapters bulkiness, combined with the weight of the cable you plug into it, the adapter keeps loosening from the usb port.
1769857
I believe in not carrying too many USB cables. So I have them on all the computers at home and work as well as in the car. At this price, I can do that and they do the trick.