Aaron Parecki

@aaronpk Have you managed to hang them all onto the closet door, yet?

@aaronpk I collect cables with the same ends and store them coiled up in zip top bags in a drawer. If the connections aren't obvious, I label the bags. It has saved me about a zillion frustrating hours digging through a tangled ball of cables since I started.

@aaronpk I have it hung behind the door to my office. Makes it really easy to organize and find everything. Good luck! 👍

@aaronpk look at a over the door shoe organizer with clear pockets. That made a world of difference for storing my cables, adapters, etc.

@aaronpk and- not that I’m recommending this but I would LOVE to see someone create some sort of obsessively organized cable wall 😍

@aaronpk what’s worked for me is color-coded snap-on label thingies (lmk if you have no idea what I mean) and then tying up each cable in a coil shape so they don’t get tangled, and throwing them in a big box

@aaronpk I also only keep up to four of each cable spare. I accumulate them quickly so excess cables are donated to goodwill or dropped off somewhere that can recycle them.

@aaronpk I separate cables into labeled ziplock bags and store them all in a big plastic box. I tried keeping them in separate small boxes but it was just way to many boxes.

@aaronpk Hah! Well, I would but that one is filled with rechargeable batteries.

@fgtech Of course I meant “tine” there. That word is way more useful than “time.” The iOS keyboard AI is a never ending mystery.

@aaronpk All of mine are crammed into a drawer. I can’t fit any more so it must be tine for me to convert everything to USB-C, right?

@aaronpk First, it'd be useful to know connector type. Second sort would be whether they are merely charge or also data. And for storage, you might try some Velcro wraps, maybe by color? And then in a low-profile tote that you can slide under... something. Works for me.