Cord Cover Raceway Kit, 157in Cable Cover Channel, Paintable Cord Concealer System Cable Hider, Cord Wires, Hiding Wall Mount TV Powers Cords in Home Office, 10X L15.7in X W0.95in X 0.55in, White

Here ya go op

Your setup is amazing however I would recommend white cable sleeves or raceways to bundle the cables going down the monitors and going across the pc to the monitors. White will blend in with the wall white cable raceways kit

Yeah, I'm planning to just run the wires along the wall/ceiling and cover them using these

Here are my suggestions:

• Manage your cables: you can get Cable Raceways for like $18 and stick them to the bottom the your desk and route the cables through them to get rid of the clutter under your desk.
• Make a setup theme or color scheme: Giving it a theme or color scheme would make it feel a whole lot more organized.
• Art: By the looks of it, there's nothing on the wall in front of your desk. Putting something like acoustic panels or a mural behind your desk can really change the whole feel of the setup. It also looks like you have an L shaped desk, if there's already not something on the other side of the of the L, put something there, it can be anything. Also make sure everything fits with the theme or color scheme if you choose to do that.

All of that can be done with double sided tape, no drilling necessary.

Might as well get cable trims from amazon

Cord Cover Raceway Kit, 157in Cable Cover Channel, Paintable Cord Concealer System Cable Hider, Cord Wires, Hiding Wall Mount TV Powers Cords in Home Office, 10X L15.7in X W0.95in X 0.55in, White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GPFDL1K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabt1_zS4QFbR216W8M

Or you can get something like this?

Cord Cover Raceway Kit, 157in Cable Cover Channel, Paintable Cord Concealer System Cable Hider, Cord Wires, Hiding Wall Mount TV Powers Cords in Home Office, 10X L15.7in X W0.95in X 0.55in, White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GPFDL1K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabc_jsTUFbZXE6RBM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Looks really good but you should do something about those cables. Here’s a link to some cable covers! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GPFDL1K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fab_hk.EFbZ1626J5

Cable management.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GPFDL1K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_ANQlFbT669FP5

Thanks man! Yep got it from Home Depot. It’s absolutely perfect, just make sure you condition it. I used John Taylor’s Butcher Block Conditioner.

For the cable management I used the following:

White Raceways

Cable Trays

Something like this could help it blend:

https://www.amazon.com/Raceway-Management-Channel-Paintable-Concealer/dp/B07GPFDL1K/

It's paintable so if you've got more wall paint around, you can make it look like and blended in.

Could add a cable raceway to help hide the cable from the tv. (Dunno the color of it tho, you'd have to make sure it matches lol)

Overall, looks like you got a pretty nice setup. But since you asked for cable management recs ill give you my nit picky opinion.

It's hard to see your cables to make management recommendations but my initial reaction would be to suggest something like this, painted to match or complement the color of your wall. I think it would look best if it ran strait down to below the top of your desk or maybe down and then horizontally over to behind your monitor.

That said, I feel like length is going to be an issue and I'm not sure if your cables are long enough to really get those nice straight vertical and horizontal runs. Additionally it looks like you have a lot of cable mass and the raceways in my link are probably not big enough to fit it all. You would need to search for larger raceways, have more than one raceway, or reduce the number of cables in the run. A possible solution would be to run a USB hub at your desk and then run a single USB cable up to your PC, not sure if that has any performance or latency drawbacks though (it looks like you probably game so I'm going to assume that matters to you.) You'd want to find the least number of cables you can get away with. I also don't like whatever is coming out of the cable pass through above your mouse. Can it be run behind the desk and just come up behind the speaker out of sight?

Aesthetically, I think your headphones would look better on a stand or under-desk hook ( I get it though, I hang mine off my monitor arm because its just convenient and doesn't take up desk space)

Even just a raceway would look nice

There are cable concealers that are white that can hide them and guide them at the same time. Pretty cheap on amazon, for instance: Cable Concealer

Do you need that many runs? Could you get away with a centralized WAP or Mesh WIFI? Doing it yourself will save you a lot of money but is very time-consuming. If you can you might be able to bypass going through wall and insulation with this and run it way up high or really low.

You might consider a cable raceway like this, they make them in different sizes and typically have self adhesive backing.

Cord Cover Raceway Kit White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GPFDL1K/

I also have these things which work great for concealing the cables that go to my receiver, speakers, etc. Such a little thing that makes such a huge difference.

I would recommend a cable cover/hider (e.g. https://www.amazon.com/Raceway-Management-Channel-Paintable-Concealer/dp/B07GPFDL1K/) to make it look even cleaner

Cord Cover Raceway Kit, 157" Cable Cover Channel, Paintable Cord Concealer System Cable Hider, Cord Wires, Hiding Wall Mount TV Powers Cords in Home Office, 10X L15.7in X W0.95in X 0.55in https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GPFDL1K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_4K1eFbK943Z67

get yourself some wire hiders from amazon to clean up those wires dangling from the tv. will make room look cleaner! heres a link to amazon for some

You could try something like a cord concealer (amazon link below). This makes it so it isn't as messy/noticable. If you want it completely hidden, you can do inwall cables but that requires more work on your part and you may not be comfortable with that.

https://www.amazon.com/Raceway-Management-Channel-Paintable-Concealer/dp/B07GPFDL1K/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=cord+concealer&qid=1604186573&sprefix=cord+conc&sr=8-3

You can get a white cable guide that will be somewhat visible, but it’ll hide the cables well. Pops open to add/remove cables.

Something like this.

I can’t see enough to give you really good tips here but right now, and i mean right now, unplug everything and lay it out in the floor lol. Do one device at a time and get some of these and these and some double sided tape. Do ONE device at a time so the cables don’t bunch up and you can layer them affectively. Start with the device that’s furthest from the source and move in.

This comes from a place of love: https://www.amazon.com/Raceway-Management-Channel-Paintable-Concealer/dp/B07GPFDL1K/

These over the wall cable raceways help immensely to hide the cables.

I'm actually in the process of doing the same thing in my room right now. My plan is to power the beginning of every strip and the end of the last strip for have 4 points of power so power is never more than 2.5 meters away. I am just using one big power supply with cables running through small raceways in one corner. If you're worried about how to make it look clean and hide all of the power injection cables, this video is great for showing how to cheaply make the lighting indirect so it isn't so harsh and also hiding the wires. You can find long spools of wire for pretty cheap so just run it along the edge of the molding and it should look good.

Maybe something likethis. I don't know if that particular one is any good, it's just the first thing that came up. There are a million brands and types of similar products.

Before you let your robot vacuum run with a puppy in the house, see this.

I use this. It won't make them invisible but should more or less blend in with your baseboard

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And/or

Cord Cover Raceway Kit, 157" Cable Cover Channel, Paintable Cord Concealer System Cable Hider, Cord Wires, Hiding Wall Mount TV Powers Cords in Home Office, 10X L15.7in X W0.95in X 0.55in https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GPFDL1K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_1wr7Eb8Y3V9VQ

Great setup!

I do not think it is that bad as long as you have some sort of raceway products. I use these (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GPFDL1K?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) to line my cables behind my setup. I use reusable zipties (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P5LNDQB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) to bunch the cables behind my pc. I also use double sided tape to mount my power outlet and I use a wireless headset which are the hyperx cloud stinger wireless. I would recommend a coiled cable with an aviator plug (https://clarkkable.com/wp-content/themes/clarkkable/img/fallback.jpg) for your keyboard and a smaller sized keyboard like a tkl or 60 percent. seems like ur keyboard is good and u have a bungee already

Rather than get an Ethernet adapter for your computer, you could use a router in bridge mode. You can use a cable to get it closer to source for better reception.

Is your apartment wired for coax? You could use MoCA adapters. Problem is they the coax might meet at a shared terminal. Maybe the same box where the fiber is coming in? If so, you could probably just the tech to disconnect you from the rest.

If the apartment is new construction, it might have Cat5e or better for phone jacks. But again, there's a question of where everything connects.

There are adhesive cable mounts that can run along walls.

There are cable raceways that use adhesives. Here's one that uses self-adhesive tape.

There are flat Ethernet cables that can probably go under doors better.

I'm using <a href="https://www.monoprice.com/product?c_id=305&cp_id=30501&cs_id=3050102&p_id=10449&seq=1&format=2">this</a> wall mount from Monoprice. The monitor is an LG 27GL83A-B 27 Inch.

And covered the cables with <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GPFDL1K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1">this</a>.

if you don't want to stick cable "raceways" onto the wall, you could put clips of some kind on the underside of the desk to hold the excess flush against the desk.

Some products:
Stick-on cord clips; this pack has singles, doubles, triples, and fives (comes in white as well)

Another style of clips

Small cleats for winding cords around (these screw in place)

Larger cleats for larger cords or cables

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Cord concealer kits (or raceways) in various sizes and shapes; they come in kits with elbows; most are paintable so they can match the wall

Cable wraps, which let you bundle free-hanging cables together into a tidy-looking shape (some are mesh, and some are neoprene)

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Cord organizing boxes that can sit on the desk or the floor; many of these will let you put a power strip inside.

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and baskets or wire ledges (or flat metal) that mount to the underside of the desk. Some are designed in a way that would let you wrap wires around, which would eliminate the need for cleats. Most of these would hold power strips up out of the way as well

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You could also just use twist ties or cable ties (zip ties) , in black, to fasten some of the cords into bundles so it's just fewer lines, if visual clutter is your problem.