Aniann 1280 Pieces 64 Values Resistor Kit, 1% Assorted Resistors 1 Ohm-10M Ohm 1/4W Metal Film Resistors Assortment for DIY Projects and Experiments

fast & reasonable

Great assortment

This is a great kit with many different values! While it is a great value, I do have some complaints.- The values are labeled on the papers, but there are flaws to this method. I had a few resistors come loose from the papers, either simply in transport or while trying to take them out of the box. Another issue is that some of the printing sometimes didn't print clearly.- This is half a personal issue and half not. Because these are Metal film, they come in five band color code. I find this much harder to tell and read than 4 band that come on carbon film. The colors of five band are hard to tell what they are on the blue body and some bands came faded or rubbed off in my set.In the end these issues can be solved with a multi meter, but still are inconveniences.- My only other complaint is because of the luxury of having so many values to pick from, I found myself having trouble fitting them all back in the provided box. It's less of an issue after I bought an organizer and took them out of the box, but still something I thought I would mention.So in conclusion, good value and assortment. But not so good for organizing and keeping track of things.

Way easier to buy a kit like this than individual resistors and guessing which values you'll need. I wish they came sorted already, and the printing was a little hard to read where the stamp may not have been applied fully. I spent maybe 5 minutes pulling all the bundles out and sorting them numerically. All in all, very pleased with the value. This will keep my tinkering and projects going for quite a while. Great for a beginner or someone needing a variety of resistors.

tolerance is within1%, wish the values were printed in darker text or they were on different colored paper.

It's just a small cardboard box filled with through-hole resistors on the typical tape, with small/faint labelling on the tape. In some cases the tape appears seriously aged. The color bands are very small; you will almost certainly need some alternative organization system to be able to find what you need.The resistances themselves do seem to be on point, but I would refer to other reviews that may have better test equipment than my cheap multimeter. These are advertised as 1% metal film resistors, and I do believe that's what I received.The leads are very fragile; about half the diameter that a typical breadboard might reliably accept. If you have a good breadboard that can accept a minimum 0.4mm diameter (like I do) you can probably make it work (or bend the leads to double up on the diameter).The resistor selection over the E24 sequence is a little weird (see table attached). If you organize by series (like I do) then this will annoy you. For example, why 3k instead of 3.3k?In the end if you just need some decent resistors to get going and don't mind spending some time wrestling with the organization and the fragile leads, then buy this. If you value your time (like I do), look elsewhere. Don't get me wrong; the value for money is good... but you should probably consider spending more if you are a serious electrical hobbyist.

it's a super large collection of resistors. since you might need just about any value at any time, this kit has it. you've got all the common values, plus a whole bunch of uncommon ones. everything you might need for experimentation (or even production).

These are old school axial resistors. The nice part about these is that they printed the values of the resistors on the paper tape, which if you're like me, have forgotten the resistors codes long ago. The box is a bit over stuffed. But with a little use, that'll change!