Herbie's Picks

Each guide says what’s worth buying and what to skip.

Guides

7 published

Best floor cord covers for home offices Guide

Best floor cord covers for home offices

Hard D-Line for a busy walkway, soft PVC when you need to cut and move the run, plus a wall raceway and a mounted strip if you can skip the floor.

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Best power strips for standing desks Guide

Best power strips for standing desks

Hidden tray strips by slack and surge, then clamp strips when you want outlets on the desktop edge. Wide brick spacing beats a high outlet count.

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Best reusable cable ties for desks Guide

Best reusable cable ties for desks

Soft 12-inch cloth for one desk, thin ONE-WRAP for USB you unwrap often, heavy-duty ONE-WRAP for brick leads, a cut-to-length roll, and Gear Ties for coils you carry.

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Best under-desk cable trays for a clean setup Guide

Best under-desk cable trays for a clean setup

Compare under-desk cable trays by depth, screws vs clamps, and how they hold power bricks. Built for desks you actually work at.

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Best under-desk holders for thin desk cables Guide

Best under-desk holders for thin desk cables

J-channel for the underside run, a zipper sleeve for the drop you can see, ties for leftover slack, and split loom where cords rub a frame.

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Cable sleeves, covers, and raceways: which to use Guide

Cable sleeves, covers, and raceways: which to use

Expandable braid for a moving desk drop, fabric wrap for a living-room bundle already plugged in, spiral wrap you can reopen, split loom for abrasion, and a paintable raceway for the wall.

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Under-desk mounts for power strips Guide

Under-desk mounts for power strips

Screw brackets for a wood desk you own, a Belkin or GE cradle if you keep the strip you have, a steel tray when bricks add weight, a built-in clamp strip, or a crossbar hook.

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