Cheap and Easy Ways to Manage Desktop Cables

The Contort Hub ($25) is a flexible accessory designed to plug into your computer's USB drive at any angle necessary, bending to accommodate up to four USB connections. Plus, it features its own cord management system built right in that expands to accommodate more cords if necessary.

Made in Portland, OR, the Pinza cable organizers ($16) are crafted from stainless steel and come in two sizes for your larger and smaller cable needs. The Pinza keeps your cables in check, thanks to a rotating system that pins your cords down when in use and then rotates up, so you can adjust the length as needed.

The adhesive Cabledrop organizers ($10) are just the thing to keep your power, Ethernet, firewire, and USB cords all in one place — and not fall behind your desk — while you stay mobile on your laptop, or keep your desk neat while you work on your trusty desktop.

Each of the Cordies ($10), which come in four different colors, is made from weighted rubber, which means it'll stay put on your desk.

The Bluelounge Cableclip ($10) keeps your cords and cables neat and tidy in your bag or on your desk. Just wrap your chargers, Ethernet cables, USB peripherals, or whatever in the multisized CableClip (coming in small, medium, and large; in packs of six, four, and two, respectively) and you're ready to go.