🔩 Kalanution 250pcs PC Screws & Standoffs Set Assortment - Complete Kit for Motherboard, Hard Drive, Computer Case, and More! Review

Screws are the perfect size and everything fits, but the motherboard studs/mounts have very small threads and were almost unusable and just fell out due to the thin threads on the support. The screw goes in and everything else was ok but these were unusable which is why I am giving 2 stars not 4+.

Exactly as described. The only thing I would have wished for is if the plastic parts separating the pieces were a bit taller. Turning the box upside down some parts fall into other slots, which isn't really a big issue for me, but my OCD definitely suffers.

I bought these when I started building my CPU (but also build others for sale) It has everything you need to build a system ( I know new cases come with screws, but if you're working with old used cases or systems it's good to have more) The container is labeled (although it would be nice to use some tape to attach the paper label to it glue) and the screws are durable. I highly recommend.

I've been running a computer repair shop for a little over 3 years, so spare parts like this are badly needed. That being said I have used many replacement screw kits for the desktop and they seem to be of excellent quality for the price. And I will probably buy more in the future.

Perfect size screws, everything fits except the motherboard studs/brackets have very small threads and were almost unusable and just fell out due to the thin threads on the bracket. The screw goes in and everything else was ok but these were unusable which is why I am giving 2 stars not 4+.

I bought these when I was starting to build my processor (but also build others for sale) It has everything what you'll need if you're building a system (I know new cases come with screws, but if you're working with older used cases or systems it helps to have more) The bin is labeled (although a bit of paper label for storage is nice would be) and the screws are solid. Highly recommended.

I've been working with personal computers since 1991 and have built everything I have. Even so, it's still easy to mix up one of the wrong types of screws, cross threads, etc. Just going through a kit that not only has the perfect selection of replacement parts at a reasonable price, but also the labels and proper names for each type of fastener (which nobody bothers to document) is like finding the Rosetta Stone. The only problem? The body could have been stronger.