📦 Large Premium Open Top Antistatic Bag (12X16inches) – ESD Shielding Anti-Static Bags for Motherboard, Video Card, and LCD Screen - Includes Anti-Static Labels (10pcs) Review

These are commercial bags with conductive strips on the outside. These are NOT shielded tips with a non-conductive outer surface. The same as those shipped with commercial IPC Class 2 builds. Not the best, but good enough to return and sell used computer components. Ironically, it was packaged in a triple ESD protected bag.

These bags fit my motherboard perfectly and are big enough to hold all the ram sticks and everything. These bags came in a larger anti-static bag that happened to fit my laptop keyboard which didn't fit in the bags I ordered. Nice touch considering I measured wrong.

We bought these because we are selling old computer gear and wanted to ship some of these bags. I mean, it's just bags, so yeah. We received them in the mail and they were as expected. bags. :)

Honestly, idk what can I say. I'm not sure how to test if it actually protects against static electricity without risking my parts. What I can say is that I used them to sell my PC on eBay. That was a few months ago and I haven't received a single message from the buyer about non-working parts. I'll take it as a win and say it worked for me.

When I bought my motherboard I didn't open the bag carefully and ruined it. When I bought this to return a motherboard to the manufacturer after a failure, it was the exact same bag I bought the motherboard in. The motherboard was a perfect fit as it was the same size, shape and even the pattern on the case as the original.

Use the measurements below to check for the correct size. These bags (flat) are much closer to 11" x 15" than 12" x 16" as listed. The ATX board will most likely NOT fit, I know the ones I've tried don't fit. So check how much you need and don't forget to factor in the waste of lifting parts on the board(s). I expected them to be cozy which is what I wanted but they are too small. Otherwise they appear to be serviceable bags.

To be honest IDK what can I say. I'm not sure how to test if it actually protects against static electricity without risking my parts. What I can say is that I used them to sell my PC on eBay. That was a few months ago and I haven't received a single message from the buyer about non-working parts. I'll take it as a win and say it worked for me.

These are commercial packaging with conductor tracks on the outside. These are NOT shielded tips with a non-conductive outer surface. The same as those shipped with commercial IPC Class 2 builds. Not the best, but good enough to return and sell used computer components. Ironically, it was packaged in a triple ESD protected bag.

Check the following measurements for the correct size. These bags (flat) are much closer to 11" x 15" than 12" x 16" as listed. The ATX board will most likely NOT fit, I know the ones I've tried don't fit. So check how much you need and don't forget to factor in the waste of lifting parts on the board(s). I expected them to be cozy which is what I wanted but they are too small. Otherwise they appear to be serviceable bags.