300pcs Laptop Notebook Screws Kit Set for IBM HP Dell Lenovo Samsung Sony Toshiba Gateway

I really only needed 2 2x3mm screws but I couldn't find a better deal online since I don't want to pay $5 for 10 such screws and the closest hardware shop is till not worth the hassle to visit than buying online. So after did some research as I always do before buying anything I decided to give this a try even tho I really did not need all those screws. Turned out I did not regret. This is such a good deal compared to most, if not all other retail sales of screws. For $10 you get 300 commonly used screws for computers, especially laptops, whereas you might have to pay a few bucks for just 10 of them including shipping if you them elsewhere. The box is the king. It sorts the screws and it protects them from getting lost in the vast multiverse of your home. You know what's best?The box makes the screws so conspicuous that you actually find more use of the screws!That is true story for me. Even tho I only order the item in need of 2 2x3mms, ended up using more because the box makes the item not something you use once and forget.

I bought this after looking at all of the available replacement laptop screws that I could find on Amazon. I bought this one specifically because it comes in a divided case and I thought that was worth the slight increase in price. Since I received the screws I have used them to replace some stripped screws on my laptop motherboard and they work perfectly. The label that tells you which sizes are which is a little confusing at first glance, because it is small and not directly above the chambers, but it only took me about 10 seconds to realize what it was saying.Overall, great replacement screws. The divided plastic case is nice and keeps everything tidy. I would definitely buy this again

I bought this as I needed a single M2x3 screw for a M.2 SSD that didn't come with one. Being as how it was $6 for 24 on amazon, I paid $10 for this huge collection of screws in case I needed them. The screw worked great, can't complain.I do work on laptops from time to time and this is really going to come in handy. I haven't tried it but I bet some will work with a macbook (if the owner doesn't mind a black screw in an aluminum case), from what I've seen of macbooks, some screws are very long though.

I have a toshiba laptop and the description of this says it will work for a toshiba. My 1st problem is that it doesn't quite work, they are either too short or too thin. I luckily only needed some screws for getting the back to stay on. I initially tried a shorter screw because it didn't seem that much shorter than the originals, and it was the right width. But unfortunately it wasn't long enough. When I went to remove the screw it wouldn't come out. Which leads me to problem #2 Turns out these are not very well made, I don't know what their material is... but with just hand tightening it was stripping the top of the screw where my screwdriver would just spin but not gain traction. It was very frustrating.I eventually got that out. The 3rd problem is that (sorry I don't have technical knowledge) but these screws are not magnetic. When you are dealing with tiny tiny screws in tiny holes it helps greatly if they can be magnetic so that they can be on the tip of the screw driver. For even removing them it would be easier to get them OUT of the hole if they would stick to the tip of the screwdriver.Luckily my needs were minimal in regards to getting the back of this laptop to stay on so I managed. But I would just caution others, depending upon your needs. They are difficult to use, they are delicate, and if you have to find screws to fit in more spots on a toshiba it may not work.

I had to send my Lenovo Y410p in for service a while ago for an audio issue. When it came back, it never did feel quite as solid as when it went in. After the warranty expired, I opened it up to see what the problem was. It turns out the technician neglected to replace several of the screws holding the casing together and securing the keyboard to the laptop. Lenovo is good about posting the hardware service manual online, so I was able to determine which screw sizes I needed. This kit happened to include both needed sizes and came with a nice "tackle box" to keep the screws organized. Free Prime shipping was just the icing on the cake. I anticipate using these to replace screws in other electronics and toys that I disassemble for cleaning and repair in the future. The only thing keeping these from earning a perfect rating, in my opinion, is a lack of factory applied threadlock/friction compound (usually a blue or green stripe on the threads). Most factory screws I've removed from electronics have had this applied, and it does help to keep the screws from backing out. I've found that a drop of blue thread locking compound applied with a toothpick works very well for this purpose in lieu of factory applied compound, so it is just a minor inconvenience.

I have several laptops with stripped screws where you cannot really get them out. But once you get them out by using larger sized screw driver than the stripped screws, you still need to replace them - so that you can have access to the bottom of the laptop for future use/upgrade/repair or sell. This item was tightly sealed and the plastic container kept the screws in proper compartments. I was able to replace the screws from Dell XPS 13 L321X (2012), Latitude E5430, and HP Pavilion DM1-3020 with no problems. So if you have laptops with missing screws and stripped screws that need to be replaced then this is a good choice. Recommended!

This a good basic set of screws for laptop work. The most common sizes used in my DELL M15 R4 and MSI gaming machine are included. A good set to have if a screw goes missing or gets bunged up.