D-Line Cable & Plug ID Kit | Peel & Stick Cable Management Labels | Document Cables, Cords, Wires and Sockets in the office or workplace

Great to keep all your re-chargers neat with no searches and mix ups... Just what you need if you have more than 3 in the house...lol.... For those with masses more like me I would love some distinguishing patterns in the range for fast identification... I got some patterned craft tape but it is not very sticky.. We also keep a little note book with a piece of the tape next to the name of what phone, razor, charger, fan etc. it belongs to. ha ha...

I used them to help identify difficult to see plugs. Some would be better if they were bigger.

I really liked that there are very small dots, bigger dots and even bigger rectangular stickers. Very helpful to recognise if you have more than 1 lead which fits more than 1 deviceReally good 👍

I was a little disappointed with this item and glad I didn't pay more than the £3 which I did. It has two sheets of labels in the pack. One is a variety of coloured dots and labels intended for marking up cables and their associated sockets. I can see this being useful for some people but it is not why I bought mine.I have two extension sockets under my desk. An 8-way and a 5-way, so 13 plugs in total and I wanted a neat way to mark most of them up without having to buy a label printer. The second sheet of labels included in the pack are plain white ID labels each approx 3cm x 1cm for attaching to their mains plugs. There are also some blanks so you can write any custom ones required but these obviously won't look as neat. The main problem is some obvious ones are missing. While it has 'Blu-Ray', 'CD Player' and 'Stereo' but it doesn't have 'Amplifier', 'Receiver', 'Surround', 'Subwoofer', 'Speakers'. So if you want this to help with an AV setup you will be handwriting them and might as well just get some Avery standard labels and put them through your own printer.Overall they seem a bit dated as it includes 'Fax' as one of them. Here for the record are the ones that are missing in my opinion (I know you could go on for a long time if you have multiple Amps, Transport, DAC, etc but I am thinking more of what I suspect is the 'typical' user:Missing:1 x 'Freeview Box'1 x 'Hair Straighteners'1 x 'PVR'1 x 'Sky TV Box'1 x 'BT TV Box'1 x 'Virgin Media Box'1 x 'Tablet Charger'1 x 'Printer 2' (there is one 'Printer' included)1 x 'Battery Charger'1 x 'Scanner'1 x 'Iron'1 x 'WiFi' (there is a 'Router' included)1 x 'Amplifier'1 x 'AV Receiver'1 x 'Surround'1 x 'Subwoofer'1 x 'Speakers', perhaps 1 x 'Left Speaker' and 'Right Speaker' too. (For PC Speakers and Powered Speakers in AV setups)1 x 'NAS'The other improvement would be round off the corners of the labels rather than having sharp right angle corners as that would it less obvious if they were not aligned properly on the plug.

Not quite what I expected, but okay. More labels expected

Exactly what it says it is. I like the fact that each plug has a separate light so you can see which appliance is still on, or off.

They are what they say they are.

Stickly lables what more can you sayDo they stick? Yes they doEnd of review