Cougar gaming CGR-XXNB-MB1 Cougar Bunker Gaming Mouse Bungee, Black with an Orange Cougar Symbol

I got this recently and I have to say, the suction cup is just such a genius idea.TLDR; Doesn't move, ever. Cable doesn't come out. Cheaper (When actually sold by Cougar/Amazon) than others.The Razer bungee has a sticky surface which is nice, but it will wear out and won't stick as well. Its also pretty light so if you flick hard it will probably fall over or come loose.There's really cheap no name brand options that are fine for just holding the cable, but not for flicking.The Zowie Camade was the one I wanted the most. It was heavy, had good grips, and the bungee is really flexible and works well.But this, this is just better. It's sticky, but also has the suction cup. This WILL NOT come off unless you unlock the suction cup and pull really hard. It will stay right where it is. The part that holds the cord is also really good. The cable goes in easy, but holds it really well. I haven't had the cable move at all.EDIT: It DOES fit the Logitech braided cables. Its a little tougher to get in but it will work just fine.The bungee itself is actually smaller than I though. I expected it to be sort of large but its very small. The only thing I don't like about the bungee is the orange Cougar logo. I like their logo but I wish it was white/black/gray/silver. It would have looked way better.Do yourself a favor and just try this one out. Its simply fantastic. The Razer one is too light, the Zowie one can slide and move and costs about $10 more than this, the no name brand one is garbage for anything besides just holding the cable, and if that's all you're doing, just use tape or something.

This is probably one of the very few items I've ever purchase on Amazon that I wouldn't hesitate to purchase again or recommend. Especially for the value, currently $15, which is $10 below the cost of the infamous Zowie Camade, which personally I don't think is worth maybe more than $15 at most. Now, I want to compare the two since people are more often than not unsure which one to purchase. I do prefer the color of the Camade a lot more, it too much resembles something that would hold your soldering iron, which many other mouse bungees do, but that's personal preference. The Bunker has a super strong suction cup underneath that's VERY easy to use, and re-use, many many times in the future in case you ever want to move the location, or change your setup/desk. All you have to do is clean the bottom of the suction cup and it's pretty much as good as new. That's why the quality is so great. I always love that the main part that holds your cable is really durable rubber quality, and holds my G403 cable REALLY snug. It's a tight fit, but that's what you want! If it fits my G403, which many should know is a lot thicker than normal mice cables, then it'll definitely fit all or if not most. It completely gets rid of the drag that many users get annoyed of, and of course is GREAT for gaming, especially if you play with low sensitivity for them flick shots. At $15 this is really a no brainer. Don't make the wrong choice when choosing a mouse bungee for yourself. There's many reviews on this bungee on YouTube that you can watch to see how strong this product really is. No, this isn't a paid ad, just a really satisfied customer. Would buy again 10/10!!

Great quality, secured perfectly to the desk and it is amazing how much it changes your gaming experience, you usually do not notice how much your cable interrupts your gameplay until you try this

Works fine.Having a fixed pivot point around the mouse cable sets the same position every time you use your mouse. The bungee solution causes the length of the mouse cord to be always the same. Since the cord is raised, there is less drag of the cord on the desk surface too.With rubberized desk clips, the cord can shorten or lengthen over time from the pivot point. Snagging at the pivot point can happen too. In addition, the cord is always dragging on the desk surface. So its not that great of a solution.With a bungee, its different.When you setup, give the cord some slack to avoid having it way too tight and putting resistance on the bungee. If you don't, you will tug on the bungee base and it will affect mouse movement. That this product has a suction cup to anchor onto the desk is a great idea. Other bungee products fail in this regard and this one is way more better.I've seen comments on here that this doesn't work for thick braided cable. They are wrong. I have a G502 thick braided cable and this works just fine. You need proper setup.- Estimate (do not use suction yet) the location where to put the bungee on your desk- Give it some slack (dont make it tight) and test this moving side to side AND up and down- Affix the bungee to the table at this pivot point using the suction- Bend slightly the cable and insert it into the open gap of the bungee swing arm- Wrap the cable into place using the two rubberized connection points above and below the open gap- Don't bother trying to affix to the back of the rising stem. It won't fit and there's no point in doing so.If you have dual or triple monitor setup, be aware that the bungee along with the required slack may be set too close to your monitor on a standard width desk. Sure, its great if you got one single monitor and you can put the bungee off to the side. But with multi monitor setups, you don't get that luxury. In my case, I had to put the bungee affixed to the back edge of the desk to make this work. Roughly half of the mouse cable then is up in the air and the other half dragging on the desk/mouse mat. This poses no problems for me in cable drag.