VIVO Under Desk 42 cm Cable Management Tray, Power Strip Holder, Cord Organizer, Wire Tamer for Office and Home, White, DESK-AC06-1CW

Does the job - very neat. I fixed it to the underside of my IKEA desk using the 2 screws supplied.

I Just finished a custom desk build and wanted some cable management solution for my monitor power bricks. Picked this up after lots of looking at trays. This one had the best look and easy installation (Two screws to attach) I could find. Works great for holding my power bricks out of the way. Its pretty deep so you could fit probably around 9, depending on size, if you stack them up in there. Well worth the buy for keeping those bricks and excess cable off your desk space!Summary:Easy Installation+Holds 9+ Power Bricks+Affordable+

I wasn't sure about this product when I ordered it, but I think it's worth the price. I opted for this tray over some of the cheaper ones on here because it's visible under my desk, and I wanted something that looked clean.I think the added cost is worth it for how sleek and clean the product looks, but if your tray won't be visible I'd recommend a cheaper one

Highly recommended

Super easy to install - and it's a great size for under desk cable management, especially if you have one or multiple power adapters running to docking stations / external drives / etc.My ONLY complaint is that it's totally solid on the top where it attaches to the desk - I'm going to drill some holes so that I can mount my power strip on top of it. But, that's a personal 'wish' really, not a design flaw.Great price, great quality - definitely recommend!

These are some well built cable management trays. I purchased these to go along with my height adjustable desk frame (also purchased from Vivo). I used the included screws to secure them to the underside of my desk, although the bottom side of my desk is finished (dark), so it was difficult to mark the holes and pre-drill them. More so a fault that my desk is as dark as the trays than a fault of the trays. That being said, it is a bit tricky to secure them. I did see another reviewer mentioned using command strips - which could be an easier assembly option for some people who don't have a ton of cables and the associated weight. I used two of these across my desk which was perfect to sort cables for my 6 monitor setup with all the power & video cables that comes along with the extra monitors.