The Ultimate Cable Management Tier List

[@blake1805]

S: Norocme Cable Management Kit 0:30 BTOD Cable Management Box Tidyhelper Clips Trilancer Cable Ties A: Humanscale Neat Tech Tray 1:13 Sinjimoru Magnetic Cable Clips 2:20 Alex Tech Cable Sleeve Rightangle Cable Snake B: Stand Up Desk Store Tray 0:00 Steelcase Cable Management Kit Sleek trays from daily sleek Anker Magnetic Cable Holder Stageek Cable Raceway BTOD Cable Management Tray Standesk Mesh Taco QiaoYoubang 2 Pack Horizontal Rack Mount C: Velcro Cable Sleeve 0:51 D-Line cable management box Vivo Magnetic Cable Channels Kidult Cable Holder Zip Ties Monopriced Cable Tray Scandinavian Hub Under Desk Tray Cloop Magnetic Cable Keeper D: Pamo Cable Tray 1:39 Yecaye One Cord Channel Cable Garden Cable Boxes Ultimate Setup Under Desk Cable Tray F: Enonci Cable Raceway

[@cuteness_]

Aweome!! Thanks for the summary!!!

[@AriagaII]

the PAMO was in A tier

[@arrynroyce72]

Dude gets right into it without a several minute quirky introduction. I love it!

[@btodtv]

No one wants to hear me be quirky 😆 Glad you enjoyed the video! - Robert

[@metamario9728]

It would be SUPER helpful if the links were organized by tier so we don’t have to hunt around trying to find the product we wanted, or we can just go straight to S tier

[@neelshiv]

I'm surprised nobody has commented with the S-tier options by now

[@ImArchieK]

Essentially everything sold by this company (BTOD)

[@views40]

Yes, if they organized the links by tier, that would be incredible!!

[@chelseadee3]

S Tier: NOROCOME Cable Management Kit 192 piece TidyHelper Cable Management Clips BTOD Cable Management Box A Tier: PAMO Cable Management Under Desk

[@unspokensage2974]

saw another comment say that’s the s-tier stuff was sold by this guy so bias and maybe it’s not good😅

[@Nick-82]

I would just like to point out something. when it came to that velcro "sleeve" you said there were only 2 openings, however since it is velcro you actually create your own openings, route the cable down from the top of the desk and into the velcro sleeve, seal the top of the sleave around the cable.

[@Ahnii]

Pretty awkward to see you casually list your own products, calling them "truly the ultimate solution", "your best product", "unmatched by anything on this list, easy S-Tier" while failing to address the obvious conflict of interest and possible bias...

[@Papa_Straight]

Cause of course he's biased

[@DubstopherWubson13]

He also ranked his other product a B tier so

[@tenkawa10]

Yep, pretty much stopped watching after the first one.

[@JKLionheart]

FYI my understanding of the loop in the cable strap is to loop it around the base of your cable so that it stays w/ the cable if you ever need to undo it (like a laptop AC adapter) and then when you need to cinch/tie up the cable, you can just loop it around the cable bundle. I used to also thread the loop through the full bundled-up cable but as this become really tedious on frequently used cables, I discovered the current way that I'm using them now.

[@vanarcken113]

I wish every tier list was as direct and comprehensive. Great job

[@DavidSiebert]

Since you have a problem with the velcro sleeve was the fact it only has one exit and entrance. That can be changed with. Just use a pair of scissors to cut a slot where you want to have a cable come out and go into the sleeve.

[@xDbrad]

If you have to change the product for it to work, it's not a good product lol

[@CakeForAllAndEveryone]

S tier Norocme Cord Management BTOD Cable Management Box Tidy Helper Clips Trilancer Cable Ties You’re welcome.

[@ryancowles5633]

Oh god where was this 2 years ago when I was building my custom desk and even a couple months ago when I set up my WFH desk. Glad I found this!

[@btodtv]

Hope your setups turned out great. You can always upgrade! - RG

[@Duck4Evers]

Pro tip, when organizing affiliate links with your tier list they should be in order of best to worst instead of making us find it on the tier list and then figuring out which one it is, just put them in order. Thanks for the upload, by the way, your videos are great.

[@mike-tq5es]

it's probably random so people need to watch the entire video. if it was organized in order, people can just watch top 10 or top 5 if they only wanted to see conclusions. but yea, i agree with you: would have preferred the video to be in order or a writeup in description to be in order.

[@btodtv]

@mike-tq5es The links are organized in the order that Robert talked about the product. -Ryan

[@Duck4Evers]

I realize that thank you

[@Duck4Evers]

If you are going to leave affiliate links then all I was trying to say is, leave the links in order of top tier to lowest tier.

[@mike-tq5es]

@@btodtv i was talking about the order of appearance in the video. i was not talking about the links

[@observer8838]

I found this useful - never having tackled the spaghetti behind my desk. But, with a new open desk I found this a great guide to what works and why. Sadly, the prices are ridiculous. I found a 50cm metal tray for £10 so I and going to give it a shot as it won't break the budget!

[@umerqureshi7061]

With such videos where you're reviewing multiple products, a recap at the end is helpful. Great review video overall! 👍🏽

[@natecook06]

I have two of the BTOD cable management boxes and they are the best. I used to have separate desks for Mac and PC and liked them. Now it’s all combined and I couldn’t live without these boxes. One is completely full - the desk has a Mac, PC, Steam Deck, headphone dac and amp, speaker equipment, USB hubs, two power strips from the UPS on the floor, and more. It’s all neatly organized and fit’s perfectly. Closing the box is so satisfying and I would never use a different solution for this desk.

[@aaaaaaaaabaaaaaaaaa]

can you do a tier list for foot rests? There are a lot of options available on amazon and idk which ones are good, but as a short person I really feel like I need one for my desk

[@KmcStas]

good idea tho

[@btodtv]

Work in progress :) -Greg

[@variabl3]

Hold up dude... You put cable ties as C-tier? They are lightweight and easily stored in small places for use. You can keep them in your wallet! Speaking of, they are extremely cheap. You can purchase tens of thousands of them for the price of a meal on the value menu at McDonald's. You can use as many or few as you please. They come in more sizes and colors than exist elements in the periodic table. Regardless of size or color, they are incredibly strong. They are capable of tightly bundling even the most rigid of cables. You can chain them together. You can mount them to each other. You can chain the self-mounted mounts to self-chained chains to mount self-mounted, self-chained mount chains! You can weave them into mesh, fabric, or nets. You can spiral chains of them around cables and cinch each independent end, AND THEY WILL HOLD. You can remove and replace them easily without trying to dick around with Velcro sticking to itself. They are ubiquitous. There is no place on Earth or in space they are not used. Every car. Every plane. Every train. Every day. If you measured the length of all cable ties currently in operation, it would stretch to the center of Andromeda. How in THE HELL can you justify not putting the illustrious, proven, bomb-proof, ultra-handy, pinnacle-usefulness, yet humble cable tie in S-tier? We're talking about the Duct Tape of tech. Brother, if you have any self-respect then you will correct this egregious slight and rightfully restore cable ties to their proper title as S-tier. Until then, all of your current picks are to be held in contempt and under extreme scrutiny. Your answer to this will dictate our response. Signed, the world.

[@diogogames2010]

Great video! Can I make a suggestion? When you put the links in the description, any chance you can organize these by tier list, makes it easier for us viewers.

[@qwuzzy]

This

[@btodtv]

That's a good suggestion, we typically list them based on the order they are in the video. I'll consider. - RG

[@johnhammond3090]

Other influencers that create lists like this actually do put the links in the comments section neatly organized in the order of their ranked "tier lists." This is an organization video after all...

[@MartinOmander]

@@btodtv The products could still be listed in the order they show up in the video. Each product could simply show the tier as well, like "Humanscale NeatTech Mesh Basket - S tier"

[@knielsen50]

Oh, they'll give you the sorted list, but it's going to cost you your email address.

[@Breault720]

what is the best cable management solution for a UPS. I run my NAS and external monitors on one and the rest of my devices off a standard strip, but the UPS's width doesn't seem to fit any cable management solutions.

[@moepskie]

Really loving the cable management vids lately! Maybe an idea to make an office room management vid at some point in the future as well? (Like tips for organizing your personal office room, useful furniture, lighting, object placement, accessoires etc for your entire office room instead of only the desk)

[@btodtv]

This is a cool idea we can consider. Thanks! - RG

[@imatkingTX]

Seriously great video! Thank you for showing and reviewing each of these. I'm setting up my cable mgmt system this coming week and this helped me know what to order and be able to see it in action. Appreciate it!!!

[@florianschonfeldt6531]

dude i just found, and i have to say that i apriciate u straight up starting with information in the first second. No time wasted

[@SonofKalas22]

can the btod ultimate cable management box be mounted flush to the edge of the wood (given a 1.5" thick butcher block top?)

[@Calcearius]

I'd take the cable tidy kit out of S and put it in F tier. The stick on cable routing clips are only good for a couple of months before they start coming off. I've been through loads of them. I'd avoid anything with 3M sticky tabs if you want it to last longer than a few months. The velcro cable ties that were included in your kit are very good and useful though. I bought a pack of 100 for a few bucks on amazon and they've lasted 2 years and I still have about 50 left!

[@malsirian0880]

The back of my desk is in the middle of my office so the back is visible - a lot of cable management doesn't help with that - but I think there are some good options here that will work. Thanks for the overview!

[@captainBoimler]

It would be pretty difficult to beat 3d printed. I just did that on my desk wiith Multiboard and "underware". Sure, the printer costs $200, but you can make quite a lot of stuff in addition to wire management.

[@WubstahWulf]

I have a standing desk which I use for gaming and I need a good solution to fit all cables with an powerstrip and something to bundle cables together like a strap or a sleeve, what can you recommend for me and are of hight quality?

[@Krossfyre]

I feel like you shouldn't rank your own product, since it throws your whole list into question. Just mention your product and go over its benefits and while everyone knows you'd rank your own product highly, it gives the impression of a less biased list.

[@btodtv]

I can assure you the list is no bias. Robert feels like the BTOD cable box is one of the best solutions out there, so he ranks it accordingly. It is the same reason he ranked the BTOD tray in B tier. It could be better and isn't one of the best solutions for what it does. We are putting out the best content we can on the subject and in some case our products do well and will be featured in lists and reviews. In other cases, we don't even discuss our products and only talk about other brands. It really just depends on the category -Greg

[@Rupis94]

​@@btodtv you have your own product saying its not overly expensive as the best option... metal box nothing fancy just compared to lets say pc case with tempered glass with multiple bends and all the hardware for less money HYTE Y60 Modern Aesthetic Dual Chamber. Where is the complexity that drives the cost up so much?

[@r3nlot]

Like Tiffany rating their own diamonds lol haha.

[@TeraAFK]

9:35 the hole at the end of those Velcro cable ties are supposed to go around a single cable to keep the tie in place, not around the entire bundle

[@lrvogt1257]

My frustration is finding a tray that can be mounted BEHIND the desk. My new desks are small and have a back panel so the back of the desk is a flat surface. I'm looking for a 24-32" x 4" tray to hold everything that is mounted to the vertical plane. Everything I find is mounted to the bottom of the table top,the horizontal plane, and that doesn't work for me. Any ideas?

[@LovesGames113]

what only shop at the office stores not build something or going to building supply stores to uses on your deck?

[@HugoCoolDude]

i am really missing the steel underdesk organisers. Those are really awesome. especially if you also have a usb/thunderbolt hub. Also keystone USB inserts, those are cheap ways to make modular cable routing a reality

[@ice180]

What would be a good recommendation for a glass table as some of the best ones here require it to be screwed into the desk which I cant do?

[@TheRenaissanceReborn]

Straight-forward and holistic look at some products on the market. Thank you for that!

[@efad3215]

Two things 1. The way you used the cable straps made me die inside a little. Use the small slit to keep it on one run of the cable, then use the excess to bundle it up. 2. Where would you rate the LTT mount system on this list?

[@shawwin07]

The ultimate cable management tool is Hexcal Studio with bunch of functions integrated. It's expensive but not so expensive when I find your cable tray is $200 lol

[@neccros007]

Anything that clamps on??? I dont want to screw or stick anything to my desk

[@lexbraxman9270]

I just noticed the only S tier box is BTOD box and that's the same name as your channel, hmm

[@btodtv]

You’re an internet sleuth! -Ryan

[@estepup]

It's also $204, yet it still made it to the S-tier :)

[@RheddrianBenekander]

So which ones are the S-tier ones?

[@tmasta]

Hey BTODtv guys, I got one of your lamia chairs and I'm loving it, just can't figure out a way to tighten the resistance on the back. I wana lean back but not tooo much.

[@btodtv]

The knob below the seat (says upper back force on it). Crank it to the right, or away from you when you're sitting down. This should do the trick. If not, give our customer service team a call and they'd love to help. - RG

[@tmasta]

@@btodtv I can't find a knob saying upper back force but there's one with a plus and minus sign that when I twist, I can feel the tension in the knob but not the backrest. Not sure if I'm just doing it wrong or if my chair is a little finagly.

[@tmasta]

@@btodtv My bad I said lamia but meant the Ameap!

[@nocreadits1085]

Remember, when someone made a tier list there's something wrong with their list (and i just noticed they put their product in tier list as well lol) the only reason i still watching this video is that i know every product that maybe caught my eyes and said "so they made that too"

[@atramagast]

Great Informative video n very helpful, question…..I use bigger surge protectors, the 12 outlet type not the long kind but the fatter kind and I’d prefer a cable management tray/box look (the tray that mounts under the desk) are there any trays that are not the wire type that are large enough for the surge protectors I use? So far the closest thing I’ve seen is the Vidor tray, would love your take on it and advice on getting a larger tray that conceals cables as opposed to wire trays that expose them.

[@OzairPatel1]

Good video, didn’t mind you rated your own product but I wish you explicitly disclosed. I had no idea until I read the top comment. Feels a bit unethical to not disclose. Overall, thanks for the no frills overview

[@btodtv]

You had no idea that a product that the presenter called “the BTOD …” and was labeled on screen as the “BTOD….”, with a link in the descriptiok labeled BTOD on a channel named BTOD was from BTOD? -Ryan

[@k0walsk]

Ultimate efficiency in this video! Much appreciated!

[@evanoffhandson7067]

Could the items in the description be organized by tiers? Thanks for the video!

[@alpha0meqa]

Is there any video you can recommend or products for a massive desk with about 10-15 cables that need to be plugged in?

[@JSBernate]

Any videos on standing desk cable managent?

[@docmccoy9813]

What about the solutions for glass desks?

[@itspodin]

Don't rank your own product, for god’s sake.

[@btodtv]

Why? -Greg

[@itspodin]

@@btodtv Do you really have to ask? Because you can't not be biased. A 205 dollar product should never be in S-tier. It's cable management... An S-tier product is something that offers great quality for the price. You even mentioned putting the mesh one in A-tier because of the price. (Oh and after writing that and checking the price, I see that it's also a BTOD product. C'mon man...) Besides, for all the BTOD products you mentioned, you almost exclusively mentioned the positives. While also leaving out it was a BTOD product for most. See how I wrote product in my original comment? Didn't even know it was MULTIPLE. It just screams promotional video. And you aren't even mentioning that it's your own product. It's honestly kind-of predatory behavior. You're abusing the trust that these people have in your credibility in order to promote your own (might I say overpriced) products.

[@deality]

​@@itspodinthat's very cringe and biased

[@ShaunakDe]

​@itspodin I thought the $200 dollar price point was fine for the quality.

[@Clarity-808]

It’s an informative free video. So what if they wanna slip their product in. Again, free informative video.

[@nadtz]

Thanks for this, there are so many options for cable management I had no idea where to start. About to get a new desk and for a change I'm going to bother and take the time to make it neat so this video helped me focus on a few items rather than get bored of sorting through hundreds and in the end not getting around to doing it.

[@btodtv]

Awesome glad I could help! Good luck on your new desk setup - RG

[@debugin1227]

Not a fan of coiled power cables so I like the longer trays - nice vid - thanks

[@Azure_Bujanga]

The One and Unique video that rule them all !

[@btodtv]

Not everyone is this hardcore about cable management... But for those that are, I'm your guy 😆 - RG

[@OCULIAPERI]

Dig the Sleeve method... aint gonna lie, some cut 2x2, 1x4, wood glue, zipties probably cost as much as that clip kit...while offering DIY flexibility for any application.

[@bags.]

Why use so many power strips instead of a battery backup for computer?

[@Vipersrule]

What are your thoughts on incorporating uninterruptable power supplies into your workstation instead of using a surge protector?

[@jeffreykann213]

You really only need it for sensitive electronics like PC and Laptops. And if you get a black out you're mostly likely just to lose unsaved data. It's about a 150$ to 200$ for peace of mind.

[@Bowser558]

Why can’t I access your site? It says blocked

[@IISlushoII]

I use the IKEA SIGNUM and RABALDER which are cheap and work well. I'm not seeing RABALDER on the US site though so not sure if they're discontinuing it or just don't sell it online here. I have filled up the RABALDER, though, so maybe it would be better if it were a bit bigger, but I am routing a lot of cables.

[@btodtv]

I've tested the SIGNUM. Not a bad product. Holds a lot of cables, but I prefer management product that are able to hide my mess more than the SIGNUM does. I haven't tested the RABALDER. Looks like it would function just like an Alex Tech sleeve. I'm wondering if the RABALDER makes noise if you have an adjustable desk? - RG

[@IISlushoII]

@@btodtv It doesn't make noise on my adjustable desk. I like how it's white to blend into my wall and I see the Alex Tech sleeve comes in white as well.

[@ExileSparroW]

"I put this in A Tier only because the price is a bit high" ----- $137 "S tier" ----- $205 ----- Labeled as "BTOD" ----- Just say "We made it so we gave it S tier and a high pricetag"

[@tkay4401]

Strongly disagree about the Enonci raceway. I went straight to this one because of its flat, low profile. It is more than enough for the cables I have on my desk, and I love how out-of-sight / out-of-mind it is. It is PERFECT for my application.

[@vzangel]

Please review the new LTT magnetic cable management

[@BabusGameRoom]

Nice video and mini-reviews! I wish you had the products sorted by S and A tier, or at least pointed out at the end of the video which ones were in your top recommendations. Or maybe time stamps on the video including the tier for each product? Just spitballing ideas. Again, great video!

[@cubone285]

great roundup as always!

[@btodtv]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching - RG

[@adulttoks]

Damn I wish the products in the comments section were segmented by Tiers too. Haha. Excellent video

[@mnap1595]

Good round-up. Sadly, anything with adhesive is a bit of a tough sell for me, which limits the list quite a bit.

[@otter-pro]

I love this video. It's so helpful to see you compare them, especially when it's so hard to navigate through tons of products and it's hard to decide on what to get. I will definitely be picking a few of these products from the list/links.

[@btodtv]

Happy to hear it was helpful for you!! - RG

[@actuallylevi]

Will your tray be available in Europe someday? 👀 Looks great :)

[@TristanA-d2b]

I know they gave one of their own products an S tier, but the also gave another one of their products a B tier. I get the conflict of interest, but from what I've seen, I don't think you can rank the BTOD cable management box anything other than S-Tier. Man, that thing well freaking designed, looks amazing, great functionality, it's definitely something I'll one day upgade to, but for now I'll keep a tab on it and get something from the A-tier.

[@retrorecall]

great video, quick and to the point and covers a lot of stuff thank you. S Tier

[@npz1838]

Zip ties are S tier for me. Unmatched in price, strength, and ease of use 💪

[@StardustLegacyFighter]

Velcro straps are better.

[@verminfate7074]

Bro is the cable management connoisseur 🤣, love the video

[@salsa_ow]

6:27 you can literally see the cable getting pushed down by the desk, what else did you expect to happen with the magnets?

[@btodtv]

Exactly. That's why I didn''t recommend these for a standing desk. Very nice looking product though for a standard non-adjustable desk. - RG

[@bleachedwhale]

​@@btodtv I have an Uplift desk with their version of the magnetic wire channel addon, and it has the same problem, though perhaps less pronounced. I "fixed" the issue of slippage by strapping it to the leg with velcro wraps, but at that point I suppose it's just a band-aid on a bloody steak, eh?

[@Rave.-]

2:18 Aren't these gonna mess with signal integrity?

[@ats1995]

I'd love to see some other brands like IKEA mixed in. For me Amazon shipping and import is rather expensive, so almost none of the products are actually worth getting for me. Otherwise love your videos, great content and insight 😄

[@JV44HeinzBar]

Wow! Definitely one of the best, if not the best, reviews of cable management options on YT.

[@redbeard6991]

I am only 35 and using any adhesive based cable management solutions has already proven useless after 4-8 months. I have never had anything last as long as I needed it to before doing a desk refresh. Stick to Zip ties, screw downs cable boxes, and the Alex Tech type cable sleeves, these are the only solutions that you can rely on for more than a years time.

[@supernehc]

What's the power strip used in this video? looks really nice~

[@btodtv]

There's several different power strips I used. Which one are you specifically interested in? - RG

[@supernehc]

@@btodtv the very first one used with the stand up desk store tray

[@btodtv]

That one is the Monster Just Power It Up power strip. I bought it at a local hardware store. I don't believe they can be found on Amazon. - RG

[@GanJosie]

S-tier cable management for me: Pegboards (Ikea or whatsoever) + cable clips + velcro for cable from monitors and cpu = all cables are gone. 😂

[@jmcguire56]

Excellent video! Thanks for all the information!

[@BrilliantBatgirl]

I greatly appreciate this information!! It would also be really helpful if you could put the rankings in the description. I just watched the entire video and now have to watch it a second time to match each product in the description with its ranking. ARGH.

[@btodtv]

If you click the link in the description, you can download the guide that puts them in order from S to F tier, plus includes prices and links to each product -GK

[@BrilliantBatgirl]

@@btodtv Thank you, I’ll do that!!

[@jacquelynnacopoulos1278]

Hello, Thank You For Reminding and Sharing. Excellent 👍👏👏👏

[@JustADinoNuggie]

1:20 powerstrip name

[@btodtv]

Monster Just Power It Up 6 ft. from Ace - Robert

[@JustADinoNuggie]

@@btodtv thanks

[@JohnMitchellCalif]

very useful! Subscribed.

[@sajintamang1037]

All of these can be found under 20$ , some product comes with over 180 pieces for less than 20$

[@reyvgm]

I didn't want this video to end.

[@PWingert1966]

I have a desk that has an underside frame that precludes me using underside mounted cable trays as it blocks the ability to open the tray. It would be nice if some of these cable trays had a mounting on the back side as well so I could mount it on the frame in the correct upright orientation instead of a perpendicular orientation that make its opening fall forwards instead of down to access cables and power bars.

[@seanhenriques808]

how about a list organized by rating? I watched the entire video and now I wanted to check out the top rated ones but I must be missing how to see the winners first. doh

[@btodtv]

Should have it live next week :) -Greg

[@velo198]

@@btodtv7 months later, not done. What is done is some epic product bias.

[@Jay-fy4zy]

I was hoping to see some clamp on options. Short story, I would prefer not to drill into my desk.

[@CreachterZ]

This is an excellent overview of what it’s available. Thanks.

[@Jannot_Gailer]

Und die beste aller Ideen ist, die Kabel aufzuwickeln. Am Besten auch die Netzwerkkabel. Damit mich viele, viele Kunden anrufen und bitten, ihren Internetanschluss zu reparieren. In Regelfall gehe ich zur Kabelsammlung in den bekloppten Kanälen, reisse die ganzen Magnetspulen, die da aus Kabeln gebaut wurden, auseinander, und schon ist alles prima. Diese Kanäle sind NUR sinnvoll, wenn die Kabel NICHT gedrillt, zusammengebunden oder aufgerollt werden. Ansonsten entstehen Magnetfelder, die sowohl den Monitor als auch Bluetooth und WLAN stören und selbst kabelgebundene Datenverbindungen, die geerdet sind, massiv beeinflussen. Sowas denken sich Menschen aus, die von.Physik so viel Ahnung haben wie Kühe von der Raumfahrt.

[@braaitongs]

I did not know that I need this video!

[@ryans413]

Here’s a tip it will cost you some money but you can start by buying shorter cables. That helps with not having to bunch the longer cables up.

[@HolographicLotus]

I actually like how they're branching out to office accessories in these videos. What else should BTOD review?

[@btodtv]

Glad you're enjoying these vids! We'd love to hear more feedback on products you'd like to see us review. - RG

[@HolographicLotus]

@@btodtv Well, the possibilities are endless when it comes to home/office/gaming accessories. If desk chairs are the core of BTODtv, then starting with accessories that compliment chairs would be a good starting point. Adjustable desks, foot rests, desk pads for mice, etc. Question then remains, would electronics be later included in BTODtv?

[@uddek]

A >$200 metal box? You're out of your mind. lol

[@kobrakai3424]

Ikea signum?

[@ardeshirrohbanie2909]

Great video. In my opinion there is just one mistake in your test process. You look at the items as the table would be free in the room. Typically tables are backed to the wall and then the accessibility becomes a huge struggle when you want to change or add something.

[@georgeecabert1549]

That was my first thought as well!

[@vapelandvn]

wow , your clip help me save money ALOT !!! Superlike

[@btodtv]

Awesome! Glad it was helpful - RG

[@mattwright466]

I ordered the PAMO cable management trays and they rock!!! Thank you for this amazing comparison. :-)

[@btodtv]

Glad they worked out for you! You're welcome. - RG

[@sandbox4850]

wow, this video should be S tier

[@SidharthSen]

surprised that the ikea signum is not featured here...

[@RemitheDreamfox]

God tier guide

[@btodtv]

Thank you! Hope it was helpful. - RG

[@ProNerdy]

The Dell MSA20 and MDA20 have good cable management for those monitor arms as far as I have heard. My request is that BTOD takes a look at them in their next monitor arm video. Thanks for all the helpful info you guys give 😊

[@StardustLegacyFighter]

Cable management on those is definitely superior to Ergotron, and even much better than Humanscale.