CableMod C-Series Pro ModMesh Sleeved Cable Kit for Corsair Type 4 RM Black Label/RMi/RMX (Black)

The price is a bit off putting, but worth it. They plug directly into the PSU which is great if you already have a bunch of cords as I do and not much storage space to work with. They're easy to install and look quite nice.

Like the title says. It’s awesome product and high quality cables. Customer service is awesome. Had issue as one of my COU/ESP cables was missing. Contacted customer service bout it. Showed proof of purchase and they fixed the issue and shipped me the missing cable

Unlike most other vendors in the market, these cables are not extensions - you can wire them directly from PSU to components, eliminating extra slack and making cable management WAY easier. Oh, and they look fantastic! Don't hesitate to lick up these cables if you can.

The cables are great. Decent quality and they look good. My only gripe is that my cables were missing all of the preinstalled combs... Not a huge deal, but it does take away from the aesthetic. I submitted a ticket to CableMod and they responded very quickly, so hoping they can get it taken care of. All in all, 4 out of 5 stars and if I had to I would buy from them again.

Very good looking, solid product. It's clearly high quality. $100 is a bit much though. Works great. Pleased with how my rig looks.

Great product! Really gives my pc a cleaner look after i cleaned the dust and smudge up. A bit over priced for what it is, but its a nice piece to add to my pc.

Makes cable managing the 8 pin pcie alot easier for bigger graphics cards because the cables from canle mod replace the pig tail cables that come with the corsair psu.

After learning a lot about using these "luxuries" in a new build, such as individually sleeved cables, I came to these conclusions about this kit:+ PROS:- This is guaranteed to fit and is fully compatible with Corsair type 4 PSUs (personally I have an RMx series). Many cables here on Amazon are generic brands that are said to work on anything, but you're taking a big risk in trusting those. Never mix and match these cables, but get a guaranteed compatible one, or one manufactured by your PSU brand.- These sleeved cables are dramatically more maneuverable for any PC build, because all of the individual cables are not twisted & fit into a single mesh sleeve. There are some builds that simply cannot be done with stock cables because of these space limitations.- These are not "cable extensions" but actual cable replacements for the cables that were included with your PSU. While these sleeved cables take up significantly more room in back of your case (aka the hidden area), the extensions will take double that space.+ CONS:- $110 is an enormous price to pay for cables.- Out of this entire kit, the only cables you'll need if you're going for "looks" are the 1 ATX and 2 PCIe cables, and nothing else. Arguably, the EPS cables, but you only actually see a half inch of those, anyway. In fact, the rest of the kit will wind up in a box in your closet after you use the 3 cables I just mentioned. There's no point in spending all this money when you can just buy those 3 cables separately - the individually sleeved PCIe's typically come in a set of 2, and the ATX can be purchased on its own, made by the actual PSU manufacturer (i.e., Corsair, etc.)- In my case, where I have to utilize a vertical GPU build, these cables do not come close to stretching out to the PSU, so I was forced to return this kit. Devil's advocate, this is a very rare circumstance; however if you have a non-traditional build, such as a reversed case where the window is on the right side of the tower and the GPU is on a riser, these kinds of kits won't work for you.Overall, this is a huge price to pay for cables, especially when you only need perhaps 3 out of 9 of them. They will fit without any struggle, and were custom made for specific makes & models. I don't know why anyone would ever buy aftermarket sleeved cables for things like SATA which are always hidden in the back of a PC build, but perhaps someone out there has their reasons.If this kit were about $40-50 cheaper, then it would have been a 5* review. The entire reason for my rating is that you're getting a horrible value, especially if you don't want to pay a ton of money for something like cables, especially when you'll only be needing less than a handful of the kit.