I've done a lot of laptop repairs and inevitably you will find you lose at least one screw some where that maybe later you will find, but at the time has you doing an omg as its a client or friends system. In those cases this thing is super useful and also for some consoles and a few other electronics these screws fit like a dream on. I've used it for some modded Raspberry Pi cases as the new holes I needed to replace the not fitting ones or custom cases I've made for them needed mount screws that I just didn't have any extra of at the time. The quality is definitely there and have not had any strip as of yet. That being said you get what you pay for, I know some friends in the biz who swear by more expensive screws, but to me unless you are going crazy with the tightening of the screw these ones do just fine. If you play around with console repair then a few of these screws will come in handy(switch, xbox one and earlier PlayStation mainboard mounting screws...etc.). It is also a nice set of screws for the kind of varied screw types for the M.2 NVMe drives that mainboards and laptop mainboards have incase you lost or simply did not get screws for those with your system.

Like I said in the title, the piece of paper that tells you what is in each one of the pockets is woefully wrong, even if you take into consideration it is backwards, upside down, everything else. I ended up just tearing it all out and putting them into a larger holder for screws, that has screws that I've actually measured and the labels are proper accordingly. If you're serious about doing laptops, and I have a shop, you wouldn't trust or depend on anything like this. However, it's good for if you just want a variety of screws. I didn't even go through figuring out if any of the ones on the paper were missing, or they were just all in different pockets based on the paperwork. Being from China, I totally didn't expect things to be correct, especially if in English.

So don't bet your life on the sizes of the screws or even what sizes they say you will get, and you'll probably be as happy as you can be.

I purchased this kit as it had the M2*5mm screws that I needed in order to replace the stripped star screws that were on the bottom cover of my HP x360 laptop. I only needed 6 screws but the kit worked great and I have enough to last several generations. I had another one of these kits which was purchased here a year ago (different brand) but it was lacking the M2*5mm. Thanks for offering this product.

Bought these while looking for a few replacement screws I needed and decided on an entire collection over a smaller quantity because, dang, people sure do charge a lot for just a handful of tiny screws!

The bang-for-the-buck is definitely in favor of a purchase like this... and the one advantage is, you'll never be missing a screw again over the course of a non-daily-repair-of-laptops-lifetime. Well worth the overall price on a per unit basis.

Overall, this is a great screw set, and was exactly what i needed. It's not always easy to find some of these screw sizes but i needed them for a laptop repair. The only downside is the case is not very sturdy so when it arrived, one of the sectional walls fell down and mixed the screw types together. It was easy enough to re-insert the divider and separate the screws, but i probably wouldn't recommend this case for someone looking to keep it rattling around the bottom of a tool box. Also a bit weird that some screws were in baggies and others were loose. But everything seems in order. All in all, I would recommend this product again based on the value and screw size selection, but the case is a bit on the cheap side. Solid 4 out of 5 stars, and I'm happy with the purchase.