Clear cable clips for the runs of wire you want routed but not seen. Because the body is transparent it reads as part of the wall or desk rather than as a row of black plastic fittings, which is the difference between cable management that looks deliberate and cable management that looks like a repair. They suit a painted wall, a white desk or a glass surface where a visible clip would be the first thing you notice.
Each clip carries an adhesive backing that presses onto a clean, smooth surface and holds the cable in a fixed channel from there. Nothing is drilled, so a rented flat, a glass partition or a finished desktop is left exactly as found when the clips eventually come off. The open top lets a lead be lifted out when a device moves and pushed back into the same route afterwards, so the layout survives a change of laptop or lamp.
Use them to carry a charger cable up the back of a bedside table, to hold a TV lead flat along a skirting board instead of looping onto the floor, or across a desk to keep a mouse or headphone cord from being dragged over the edge. In a shared or studio space, an invisible cable route is often the only kind that will be tolerated.
Transparent body blends into walls and desks
Self-adhesive backing - no drilling
Open top so cables lift out and return to the same route
