Jetec Charger Cable Protector

The Jetec 24-Piece Charger Cable Protectors are a fantastic addition to any tech arsenal. This set comes in a vibrant mix of black, pink, blue, and green, adding a splash of color while keeping your cables safe. Made from flexible silicone, these protectors are durable and easy to apply, effectively reducing wear and tear on your cables. They’re suitable for all cellphone data lines and other charging cables, ensuring long-lasting protection against fraying and damage. Not only do they extend the life of your cables, but they also add a fun, customizable touch to your tech setup. For anyone looking to safeguard their cables in style, these protectors are a practical and stylish choice.

They are a little loose on my cord but I put two on it and it works perfectly at protecting it from folding or tearing. It comes with a bunch so you can put it on your phone chargers, computer chargers etc. Its really easy to put on all you have to do is wrap it around whatever part of the charger you want to put it on and they are thick eneough to not rip easily but not too thick where you can move your charger at all. I like to use the different colors for different types of chargers and since they look super bright it helps you find your charger if you loose it.

It good for to hold the cords

Helps with frayed cords!!

The material is kind of thick and hard to set up. Also it does not stay, it moves.

Seem to work well. I will have to see how they hold up over time.

Ease of use: Super easy to use, it does an amazing job keeping my cords from exposing the wires and keeping them safe for longer Thickness: It is super thick and has to penetrate

Looking for something that will keep my MBAir cord from bending at the connector. Sadly, Apple cords suck, especially since they moved away from the MagSafe connectors. With the USB-C only on one side, you're forced to twerk that cord into odd positions if you're plugging into a wall socket on the right instead of the left. My computer's only a few months old, and I noticed the cord precariously bending at the end of the connector. (Those of us with Apple devices know what comes next. Loose or frayed cords. The only saving grace is that Apple has redesigned the USB-C so that it can be removed from the actual plug, and it only costs you 20 bucks to replace, rather than $75. Still, it's 20 bucks I can use elsewhere, so started the hunt for something to brace it. (Will put these at both ends to head off the other side having the same issue.) Someone else posted that they put two together, which helped strengthen the wrap around the cord. I did the same. It does make it somewhat stronger. It still bends, just not as easily. Also, two wraps keep it securely in place as it sits on my computer. Bonus, I can immediately find it when I leave it on my desk, due to the bright colors. Is it perfect? No. But it's a darn sight better than it was without. I put one on both ends of the Lightning cable for the iPhone. While that cord is thinner, and only one slips, putting two on it helps to hold it in place. Basically, for the price, and the number you get, it's worth it to see if it will keep the cords safe a bit longer than without.