Antistatic Bags ESD Shielding Bag with Anti-static Labels for Hard Drive SSD HDD Motherboard Video Card RAM Electronic Devices 12pc Open Top (12†x 16†) & 12pc Resealable (6†x 8†)

There's so many of these sleeves, and different sizes.

Computers are a large part of my every day life, from my day job to my hobbies like music production. For over a decade now, I have been selling parts I no longer need on services like eBay. I try to maintain a good and professional status and rating for the times where I do sell things on the internet.This past week, I needed to sell several parts out of my previous powerhouse desktop computer on eBay, as I have built a new system. I no longer had the original boxes nor antistatic bags for any of the hardware. I've heard from some old timers about wrapping sensitive computer components in tinfoil (aluminum foil) to act as a faraday cage.I've done a lot of research on that. I could not, in good conscious, wrap sensitive computer components in tinfoil and ship them off to people in this dry winter air. I've also read that tinfoil can act as a conductor between capacitors on components like a motherboard.I decided to go on Amazon and found this bulk-pack of ESD shielding bags. This is a great and very affordable assortment of bags. The smaller ones are press-and-seal. I love that the sensitive electronics stickers were included as well.I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who gets into the business of selling used computer components. In this day and age with chip shortages, I don't think computer components (even old) should get tossed to the curb. Sell or donate them, and do so using this ESD shielded bagging.

A lot of great material. Bags of all sizes and large ESD film sleeves as well

good bags, nicely packaged, quick delivery

Purchased this to store and ship old PC parts after an upgrade. Unlike some reviewers here, I did receive all the advertised bags, and the two largest sizes of bags were very useful for storing most of my parts. I did not have any rip or tear during storage, which was also good to see. That being said, the medium and small size bags are at a very awkward size, such that a lot of components you would want to put them in such as memory or drives are often just slightly too large, forcing you use the larger bags. This often feels like a waste since you're then forced to use a bag that is much larger than the component. Ultimately, I still consider this a great value at this price point, but I know when I run out of the large bags, I'll still have more than half of the smaller sizes remaining.