Duck Brand Multi-Purpose Electrical Tape, 0.75-Inch-by-12-Feet, 5-Rolls, Assorted, 5-Pack, Colors May Vary, 60 Foot (280303)

Perfect for my purposes. I use electrical tape to block light from electronic devices that disrupt my sleep. It's a no-fuss, no-worry way to block lights on everything from speakers to power strips. This worked great, because I could reasonably match the devices. The stick is so good that I actually also used them to pin my blackout curtains back to the wall to block more light (I used blue tape which almost matches my curtains and then put two strips of white over it once it hit the wall—I can't even see it unless I'm looking for it). Because I'm blocking lights, I expect to double or triple up the tape. I remember reading a review where someone said the tape was too see-through. Yes, I used three layers over most lights, but only the expensive, black electrical tape does better, I've found. I'm happy to multi-layer colored or white near-matching strips to keep from coating my world in black lines. So, yes, I'm not using this as electrical tape. I'm using this as magic, do-it-yourself, random task tape. My only complaint is that this set should have black, too. But I've used the blue and green in its place to reasonable effect.

I needed some white tape for my mac cord, and this was cheaper than buying it in the store. I've only used the white so far, but it's a good quality (like you'd expect from duck). It's holding up and staying stuck, no matter how many times I wind up the cord.

As inexpensive as this multi-pack was, I expected some low-grade tape like I've received as part of hobbyist tool sets. Instead, this is a very durable, sticky tape that applies easily and makes tight wraps simple. It doesn't stick to the roll or to my fingers excessively. This 3/4" width is what I consider "normal" electrical tape (rather than the skinnier half-inch stuff). It's tough enough that you can't tear it neatly by stretching, cutting is required. It's sticky enough that redoing a wrap takes some effort to cut away the old tape. The only oddities are the lack of the traditional black color, and more seriously, the lack of a "lead-free" labeling. I almost bought the Scotch Super 33 Vinyl Tape instead for it being labeled lead-free, but ended up picking this cheaper brand instead. I dock a star for it still (presumably) having lead, but hard to argue with the price. Recommended.

I teach a middle school circuits class and didn’t want/need a full roll of electrical tape for each of my students. This worked perfect! I also used some for stripes on an Arrow of Light arrow, and it held.

I can’t say how well this works. I finally got around to using it 9 yrs later and it wouldn’t work. The first yard off the roll had no stick at all and the rest was moderately sticky on both sides.

Bought tape just to identify cables. Not the best, nor the worst and cheaper than 3M by far. A step down in adhesion and a very small amount of actual tape. Wrapped several cables with tape rings for identification. A day later the tape had dropped off the cords. Don't buy this one if you want to wrap cable.

I love this product. it is really multipurpose tape. I am using these to tag my kids water bottles and boxes for day-care and I can write anything on this with permanent markers. and best part is I don't need to label again and again. one time and it stays for a long long time.

Great value pack. Sticky as heck and easy to cut. Easy to rip and it's still strong as heck