When selecting electrical cable staples, consider cable size compatibility, staple type, material and finish, and pack count. Here is how this product performs:
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Cable Size Compatibility (7.5 mm slots; fits Type-C; fits Lightning; fits Micro-USB) : Slot size and listed cable types align with typical budget expectations for small-to-medium cables. This matches the budget segment's common 2.5–8 mm compatibility and is suitable for everyday desk and charging cables but not for large-bundle or in-wall cable runs.
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Staple Type (magnetic organizer; 360° rotating; snap-in installation) : Rotating magnetic snap-in clips are slightly better than the simplest peel-and-stick single-slot budget clips and are typical of higher-quality budget or low-end mid-range offerings. The design is consistent with common user-friendly mid-range features noted in benchmarks.
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Material & Finish (ABS plastic; white finish; 3.7 g) : ABS plastic and basic finish are standard for the budget band. The material matches typical expectations and explains the low price; it does not offer metal durability or certified in-wall ratings seen at higher price tiers.
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Pack Count (12 pieces) : A 12-piece pack is smaller than many budget multi-packs, which often range much higher, and aligns with starter/desk kits in mid-range sizing. Given the low unit price, the smaller count is acceptable for casual use but not aimed at contractor or bulk buyers.
Deal price at $6.49: sits near the lower end of the budget band for cable clips and staples. It is priced well below its recent 30-day average of about $17.35, which helps explain strong value for a basic plastic clip pack.
This Great Deal is a good fit for buyers who want inexpensive desk or light-duty cable organization and prefer magnetic, rotatable clips. Double-check return/warranty terms if condition matters, and confirm clip size if you plan to manage very large cables or in-wall runs.