When shopping for power cords, you will most likely come across just plain old straight cables. While these are effective for nearly any situation, there’s another alternative for your cable needs. What is it?

Coiled cables. Coiled cables have many differences in structure, and in usage. This video will cover those differences in an effort to help you decide which cable is best for you.

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