73 Values Variable Resistor Assortment Kit

This is a great set to make sure you have "one of every resistor type" on hand! It's a simple cardboard box with 73 little ziploc bags inside, one per resistor value... it's exactly as depicted in the listing. Each bag contains 20 resistors, and the bags are labeled, so you don't need to worry about the color bands (although a little card is also included showing how resistor color codes work). The resistors are on paper tape, so they aren't loose in the bags - if a bag comes loose, all of the resistors inside would at least stay together, which is nice.The set is perfect and represents a lot of annoying manual labor done for you for the price of bagging and organizing all the resistor values. My only wish is that there was a better way to keep these organized than just the cardboard box. I'm planning on getting a trading card binder and putting each of the little baggies in one of the trading card slots, and I think I'd recommend other buyers do something similar. I would have cheerfully paid a few dollars more for this to be done for me and for this to arrive pre-sorted into an organizer.No complaints about the kit and I'd cheerfully order it again. But I'd love to see a future version with a bit more organization offered for a few extra dollars as an alternative for those who are interested.

It contains every resistor you'd need for a project and the card helps a lot when you don't want to go poking with a multimeter!

I was pleased with the resistor assortment that I received. The resistors were conveniently sorted, labeled, and packaged by value. The only feature I was not expecting was the small resistor lead diameter (thus the four stars). I measured .014 inch diameter which is approximately 27 AWG. The breadboard I am using is rated to 29AWG, so technically, the resistors should work with my bread board. ( I am used to using slightly larger wire size which I believe would have improved wiping action with the contacts.) Overall, I am happy to have the resistor assortment and believe they will be very useful to me in the future.

Got these for small project board designs and they all seem to measure accurately and handle their rated dissipation without issue.Would recommend!

This is a very comprehensive set of resistors from Stemedu – there are 20 each of 73 values, making 1460 resistors in total. At the current selling price, that’s just over 1 cent/resistor. Note that there are no values above 1M0. These resistors are listed as metal film resistors which are better quality than carbon film resistors and metal oxide film for most applications. The main benefits are closer precision (1% in this case) and lower noise. I’ll be using them for various Arduino-related projects. I use some sensors that require significant signal amplification and so the low noise performance will be very beneficial.The resistors come individually packaged, with tape at each end, in small plastic bags with their values clearly marked on printed labels. These bags are packed cozily, in order of value, in a small cardboard box. Because these are 5 color-band resistors, the color look-up chart included in the box will be very useful. I will probably relocate these bags into a compartmentalized box for easier access but, with the way they are delivered, it’s still easy to find the values being sought.These are high quality resistors at an excellent price.

I mostly use 1/4w 1% resistors and I buy what I need but sometimes I find myself running out of a certain value, or needing one I haven't ordered before. This set is perfect for that and also great for someone who just wants to get started with some common value resistors. A color code chart is included, but beginners might find it easier to use a multimeter. I did check 10 random resistors from this box and they were all within 1% tolerance and they look to be decent quality.Good set overall. All resistors are bagged by value and easy to keep organized. No complaints, this is a nice resistor set. 20 pieces per value might seem like a lot, but I use thousands of resistors a year in my projects, and order some values by the hundreds. If you find yourself using a lot of common values (1k, 2,2k, 10k, 100k for example), it's best to buy hundreds at a time and keep variety packs like this for lesser needed values.

This is a great set to pre-emptively have on hand for any eventuality. SO many resistors, and all neatly packaged by rating. The band colors are easy to read and the handful I gave a quick test to were all well within spec. There are enough here that I'm going to probably leave 80% of them to my estate in my will lol. But for the price you can't beat it and it'd be relatively nonsensical to source, buy, and ship resistors individually as needed vs just getting this set, both on the basis of price and time as well as environmental impact.

Great assortment! A small bags were labeled as well, was worried they wouldn't be, not as issue!

It is not my first resistor kit, and this is by far my preferred one.The typical thing to watch in a kit is:- Assortment: There is a good range of values in this kit- Label: poorly marker resistor makes it hard to find them, this kit has nice labels on every bag- Storage: Removing one resistor generally weakens the bond to the other, and they end up mixed. The individual bags fixes this problem and you can put back unused resistance.A good kit ovewrall

Resistors were carefully marked up in packetsOf the most popular values, resistor leads were easy to bend so fitting on a PCB was very easy, the colour band markings were clearly marked, ideal for hobbyist, noticed negative temperature 🌡 coefficient with the tested 100kOhms resistance value Not tested all selected popular values 1M 100k 10k

The media could not be loaded.  The resistors are carefully sorted in the order of decreasing resistance, and packed into well marked baggies.This set covers a very broad range of possible resistance values.This is a good starting point for an electronics beginner.

Nice that each resistor is in its own labeled bag. Because the resistors are so small and blue in color one cannot identify the resistor by its color bands once it is removed from the bag. See photo.