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Plastic zip ties that cinch closed or hook and loop fastener strips wrap around bundles of cables to prevent them from becoming loose or otherwise getting tangled. To avoid knots of cables behind your TV, use cable ties. Add power cables for every device, and you have more tangles. If you have more than one device connected to your TV, you have more than one wire running from it. If your HDMI cables are bunching up or bending awkwardly behind your TV, these adapters can help make them neat and flat. Right angle HDMI adapters (sometimes called port savers) plug into the HDMI port of your TV and bend at 90 degrees to provide access to that port at a different direction. You shouldn't try to bend or kink these cables, as they can break. That can mean wires jutting out awkwardly, particularly for a TV on a wall mount or otherwise placed close to a wall. Most HDMI cables are straight, which means they'll stick out a few inches before the flexibility of the cables lets them bend. Right Angle HDMI AdaptersДepending on your TV, your HDMI ports might face straight back, straight down, or straight sideways. Find the cable length that gives you some slack, but doesn't leave you with dangling coils of wire when everything is plugged in.

Get a tape measure and measure the distance between your TV's HDMI ports and the devices you want to plug into them.

Sites like Monoprice and Amazon have inexpensive HDMI cables in varying shapes, sizes, and capacities, running anywhere from half a foot to over 50 feet long (don't attempt to run an HDMI cable longer than 50 feet without using a repeater to enhance the signal), usually for only a few dollars each. Physical retailers tend to charge exorbitant prices for HDMI cables, often several times as much as if you bought equivalent cables online. You should, however, be afraid to buy them at a brick-and-mortal store. If the cables you already have offer too much slack, don't be afraid to get shorter cables. Obviously they're useless if they're too short, but if they're too long, they dangle and add to the clutter behind your TV. These days, most home entertainment devices come with HDMI cables, but they might not be the best for your setup. Here's what you need to for a clean, clutter-free home theater experience. There's also each device's remote control, which you likely need to use every part of your home theater to its fullest.Д®verything on this list is fairly inexpensive the priciest (and arguably most useful) item is $100, while other items can be picked up for a lot less. Lots of cables, which can inevitably become huge tangles behind your entertainment center, collecting dust and making adjustments a frustrating endeavor. There's how those different devices connect to one another, and that usually means cables. There's more to a good home theater experience than your TV, soundbar, and game console/Blu-ray player/ media streamer.

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