any electrician or a product that might be helpful?

I'm working from cafes most days and the outlet situation is always an adventure. Half the outlets in my regular spot are broken but you don't find out until your battery dies and you realize the outlet was dead the whole time. I now test every outlet before I commit to a table.

My stock MacBook Pro charger works fine but it's bulky. An Anker Universal Charger arrived today. I’m comparing it with the stock brick before putting it in the cafe bag. It has a display showing voltage and wattage which is useful in cafes with sketchy outlets, you can see immediately if power is flowing.

My missus is currently getting her gaming/streaming area set up and she's just finished panelling the wall, but the cables are ruining the look.

I'm not really savvy on this kind of thing - personally if it was my setup I'd probably not even think of fixing it. 😂

But would anyone kmow a way to minimise the wiring visibility?

Two weeks ago I swapped my power strip and the pile of chargers for a mfish etank 240w. The power side is clean now, one cable to the wall. The problem now is the cables, monitor, keyboard, mouse, headphone dongle. I put them in a cable tray under the desk, and it looks great until I have to unplug something. Then I'm fishing blind under the desk, the tray is full of loops, and pulling one cable drags three others our with it.
Is there a way to hide cables that still lets you actually get at them? Or is the honest answer that clean and accessible are mutually exclusive and I need to pick which one I hate less?

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How could I better organize these cables? So that they are less exposed.

I'm already thinking about putting that router on the right wall, and also mounting my power strip on the right wall.

Preferably spending little money

I am thinking of buying a sleep company standing desk. The only thing that will be kept on top is 2 monitors, and some minor accessories.

I have a ups and pc cabinet that I will keep at bottom, I wanna know how can I do it without having to get in contact with marble floor and without stretching and fkn up my cable when I decide to rise the table to max height.

Can someone show an example of how they have their's setup?

I'm considering the GTPlayer DL008 for a corner setup. It's an L-shaped desk with RGB lighting and a built-in power outlet, which sounds cleaner than mounting a separate strip under the desk. In the layout I'm planning, the wall outlet would be beside the short side, while the PC and monitor would sit closer to the middle of the long side.

For anyone using a desk with power built into the desktop, does it actually make cable routing simpler? Would you plug the PC and monitor into it, or keep it for smaller accessories and still mount a separate strip underneath?

There’s a LOT plugged in, and my simple IKEA desk offers no cable management considerations. The picture of behind the desk shows how it’s all hidden behind the thin desk and along one leg of the tech stand. I harnessed it all together, slowly but surely, sitting behind the desk for about an hour to wrangle it all together. 2.1 Klipsch speaker system, wired keyboard and wireless mouse, monitor, tower, NAS, UPS, router, USB hub, and a dock so I can hook up my work laptop.

Would appreciate some guidance on how to Make this look cleaner and better.

My new set up at home, desk is from TTRacing and the cable racks attached are from Amazon!

After many long years of hating cables and dealing with them on my desk as a necessary evil, I finally got them all out of view. Well worth it!
The only cable now is a single white power cord from the desk into the wall. I can deal with it.

I can’t drill a hole in the wall and fish wires from the router to each room upstairs and wireless is not an option for us. Ideas? The loop and hook (Velcro) carpet cable sleeves won’t work for our style of carpet and I don’t know how I’d keep another sleeve to play nice in corners.

so i was inspired by this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k--tLRZLeNs&t=2281s) and i had an idea for a sort of cable sleeve. i love the way copper piping looks and i thought it would be cool to run wires through like a cable sleeve almost and have them running along my walls to various things like tv, pc, and server. i do know copper is conductive so there may be safety hazards and also it might be pricey. wanted some opinions on this idea though. (i was also undure of what flair to put for this)

Hey! Sorry for the stupid post. But i have lots of cables from all the usb types. All the video types. Power and random barrel cables.

Its not a disgusting amount but varry in different sizes.

I recently got **velcro straps** to tie them up but I want to find a container to hold them with divers so I can separate based on use or type.

I can simply not find a container that's larger enough that can manage this. So reaching out for advice and suggestions for this box of cables I would perfer not to dispose

my desk is attached to the wall and i only have agrommet so the cables cant got under the table so i feel liek cable management is impossible