Why this made the list
A cable sleeve bundles cords, but it doesn't do anything about the power strip itself sitting exposed on the floor or behind a desk. This is the fix for that specific problem, a box that swallows the strip and its plugs completely rather than just tidying the cords running into it.
What it actually does
It's a two-piece ABS plastic box set, sold as one medium and one larger (XL) size in the same pack, with an openable lid and side cutouts so cords can run in and out without needing a single opening. Yecaye sizes the XL at roughly 15.7 x 5.8 x 5.2 inches, built to fit power strips with up to about 12 outlets, and the medium at roughly 12.5 x 5.1 x 5 inches for smaller 6-to-8-outlet strips.
Who this is actually for
Anyone with a power strip sitting out in the open, especially in a house with kids or pets that could tug on cords or chew through them. It's a cover-and-conceal fix, not a full cable-routing system.
What to weigh before buying
- Enclosing a power strip in a plastic box traps some heat around it. It's not a good match for a strip already running near its rated load, and stacking more than one strip inside isn't a good idea.
- It's ABS plastic, not a fire-rated enclosure, this is an organizing product, not a safety certification, and shouldn't be treated as one.
- The pack bundles two different sizes together, if only one strip needs covering, the other box goes unused.
The verdict
A simple way to get a power strip out of sight instead of just tidying the cords running into it. Worth pairing with basic care about not overloading whatever strip goes inside.