One-Cord Channel Cable Concealer - CMC-03 Mini Cover Cable Management System - 125" Raceway Kit Hide a Single Power Cord, Ethernet Cable, Speaker Wire - 8X L15.6in, W0.59in H0.39in, White

It definitely looks much more visually appealing compared to the ones a available in local market. But the price is exorbitant!

Pieces are small and require too many connections making it hard to align , L shape connector is a life saver though

I had my doubts about this product when I purchased it but I was surprised. I used it for the surround rear speakers. it has a great adhesion to the wall and a very low profile. I recommend it!

Clean, large set of connectors, nice packaging.

I used these cord hiders to clean up the mess of cables running along my home office wall and they made a noticeable difference in how tidy the space looks. The white finish blends well with painted drywall and the adhesive backing holds firmly without pulling off paint when you remove it. The 113-inch length gives you a solid run of cable concealment without having to piece together a bunch of short sections. Installation is straightforward. You measure, cut with regular scissors if needed, peel the backing, and press it to the wall. The channel is deep enough to hold two small cables at once, which worked perfectly for my monitor cable and power cord running side by side. The snap-on cover keeps everything contained and looks clean. One thing to note is that the adhesive backing works best on smooth, painted walls. On textured surfaces it may not hold as securely. For a clean home office or living room wall, this is a simple and inexpensive fix that genuinely works. I have seen other people spend a lot more on similar solutions and this one is solid for the price.

Used this cord hider to clean up a single cable on my wall, and it worked great overall. Installation was simple — peel, stick, done — and the channel is easy to cut to size with a hacksaw. The pieces themselves blend in well once they’re up, and if you line the seams up perfectly, they’re barely noticeable. My only gripe is that I wish each piece was a little longer so there were fewer seams to deal with. Also, it doesn’t include any bend/transition pieces for going from wall to ceiling, so factor that in if your run changes direction. Still, for a straight wall run, it looks clean and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Solid product.

Like others have said, this thing works very well to organize cords but the included adhesive is very strong and will tear off paint and drywall. Heating the area doesn’t always work because the heat also softens paint and it will still come off. My workaround: either use a command strip (the type that you pull to take off, or, I found some success using a tiny stretch of the included adhesive, about 1 cm long, on either side. And then when I need to take it off, I will take a long x-acto or utility blade to carefully cut the adhesive off of the back of the strip. After that you can use your fingers to slowly rub off the remaining adhesive from the wall.