180 PCS Cable Labels, Self-Adhesive Blank Waterproof Wire Write On Cord Labels Tags PC Computer Managet and Identification, Network Markers, Blue,Green,Orange,Pink,Red (ZMUK-150)

Brought for my dad so he could label all his chargers. He has Alzheimer’s so this has made him remembering which is for what easier. Easy to use.

Ideal for my application.

Simple to use, no more wondering what all those cables are for that are lying around the house, not attached to anything. Now when I need to use one of my gadgets and the cable is not attached ( still plugged in somewhere in the house, or in a box with all the other cables that that have become separated from their appliance) I just look for the cable with the correctly marked label on it. Saves so much time. Good buy.

Great labels. Good and strong/durable, flexible but don't tear (you have to deliberately cut to remove them). No sticky residue. Once stuck together you can't peel them apart, so make sure you line them up properly before folding over. Good range of bright colours. Just get yourself a good double tip (fine/thick) permanent marker pen to write the labels.

TRS to MIDI 5-pin DIN cables come in two varieties - type A (TRS = 5 Data sink, 4 Vcc source, 2 Shield) and type B (TRS = 4 Vcc source, 5 Data sink, 2 Shield). Type A was used mainly by Korg and Make Noise. Type B was used by Arturia, Novation and 1010Music. However, newer devices adopt the latest industry standard, which is type A. I have a couple of devices that are type A from manufacturers who used to use type B. It's a real nightmare trying to keep track of all your adapters. I use these inexpensive labels to tag the cables. If you're colour blind, I would suggest using two colours that you can distinguish easily. I used blue for B and red for A. It's an arbitrary choice.

Very cheap and cheerful

Perfect for feeling neat and tidy

Very pleased with these labels, made marking all the various cords & cables we all have these days sooo much easier. I write on in pencil so it doesn’t rub off.