6PCS Power Strip Holder Wall Mount,Self Adhesive Power Strip Holder,Desktop Punch-Free Socket Fixer for Kitchen Home Office Table Wall Cable Management (Multi)

Did not stick to the wall like I saw in the video and pictures. 🥺

Did not stick to wall even after waiting 24 hours.

These are okay-ish power strips mounts. I was able to figure out a way to use them, but it’s not how it’s shown. I ended up screwing them to the wall (screws not included) via the 2 holes in the one side of the mount (there are not 3 holes, as shown in the product pictures). I didn’t use the adhesive pad because it’s easier to patch a couple of holes than it is remove adhesive pads from walls that it doesn’t belong on. Even though it states that these are “wall mounts” for a home office, it clearly states that the unsuitable walls are “paint walls, plaster walls, cement walls & wallpaper walls” (not much for good functionality there). The suitable walls are tile, glass, marble, metal & wood. I don’t know about any of y’all, but I venture to guess that every single home office that I’ve ever been in only have walls that are deemed unsuitable here (& if my home office had marble walls, I’m pretty sure I’d just have my electrician come by to the mansion to install more receptacles so I wouldn’t need a power strip like the plebes..) All 6 mounts were packaged well enough, though (tsk, tsk) instructions are not included. You need to look at the instructions in the product pictures to learn how to use these. All in all, while I wanted to give these 4 stars, I’m dropping to 3 for the multiple misrepresentations & lack of printed instructions of use. Made in China. There's no price listed now, but when I ordered these were $4.99 for 6...if they'd be useful to you in the ways that I've found them to be useful, I'd say they're worth that.

I bought these to mount a power strip under my desk. The cords from my computer area were a mess. I kept kicking the power strip with my feet. These little holders solved that problem for about five bucks. The set comes with six holders. Each one has two parts. One part sticks to the wall or desk. The other part sticks to the back of your power strip. Then you slide them together and they lock in place. The design is pretty clever. I put two holders under my desk to hold one power strip. They went on easy. You just peel the backing off the sticky pad and press it down. The instructions say to wait six hours before you use them. I waited overnight to be safe. The next day they held tight. The plastic feels sturdy enough for what it does. It is not flimsy but it is not super thick either. The white color blends in well with most power strips.