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Retractable Cable Organizer - Cord Retractor & Travel Cable Management Box | Portable Charging Cable Holder for Home, Office, Travel | Cord Winder & Storage for Phone, Earbuds, Computer Wires
Retractable Cable Organizer - Cord Retractor & Travel Cable Management Box | Portable Charging Cable Holder for Home, Office, Travel | Cord Winder & Storage for Phone, Earbuds, Computer Wires
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Quick Answer: A product in the cord reels category. Compact Retractable Cable Management – This space-saving organizer (3.14" x 0.9") stores USB/charging/earphone cables in sleek coffee brown. Tangle-Free Cord Retractor – Twist to extend or retract cables (6" to 3 ft)! Relevant for shoppers looking for retractable, cable, organizer, cord.
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