McIgIcM 0805 SMD Capacitor Assorted kit,36values20pcs=720pcs 1pF~10uF Samples kit Electronic DIY kit mlcc Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitors

No Issues. I needed these to fix a circuit I was working on and they did the job. The labeling was easy to understand.

If you need a diverse set of capacitance values quickly, this is the way to go. This is perfect for personal projects and kits where you may need random values, and buying these all separately from Mouser or Digikey, while of course the "proper" way, can easily cost twice or more. I'm not sure if I'd recommend these for critical builds, or production, due to the lack of a datasheet, but chances are, you wouldn't be looking on Amazon for that anyway. So, I say 5 stars since these fit the intended purpose, the package is cheap, and it came quickly (prime). So far, all the values that I've measured manually with my multimeter and/or LC meter have measured tight within range, so I feel comfortable using them as they are marked. They feature a decent range too -- the only point I'd say to be aware of is, the common value of 3.3pf, is not included. The fact that the smaller values are NP0, and values range all the way up to 10uf, makes up for that minor drawback.

The strips of parts were labeled and bundled together in order by value which made them easy to use

Product is fine but several strips were mislabeled. I had to meter out every group.

Good assortment of 0805 SMD capacitors for repairing electronics. I've used a handful of these so far and every one checked out on my capacitor tester.

Item is as expected and arrived in timely fashion. Used them to help add a cooling fan to japanese model 3do fZ-1.

Arrived as expected.

I got what I ordered, but the values are all written on by hand and most of them are so sloppy that I cannot read them. I had to look at the list of values then compare the chicken scratch written on the backs to figure out which ones are which. Then, I had to relabel them so I can find them in the future. The attached image actually makes the labels much easier to read, due to their size on the screen. They use nF labeling which is not common, i.e. 10nF instead of 10000pF. Both are valid. As another reviewer pointed out, the list of values in the description are missing several of them. Here is the complete list: 1pF 50V NPO ± 0.25pF 4.7pF 50V NPO ± 0.25pF 8pF 50V NPO ± 0.5pF 10pF 50V NPO ± 5% 15pF 50V NPO ± 5% 18pF 50V NPO ± 5% 20pF 50V NPO ± 5% 22pF 50V NPO ± 5% 30pF 50V NPO ± 5% 33pF 50V NPO ± 5% 47pF 50V NPO ± 5% 68pF 50V NPO ± 5% 100pF 50V NPO ± 5% 150pF 50V X7R ± 10% 180pF 50V X7R ± 10% 220pF 50V X7R ± 10% 330pF 50V X7R ± 10% 470pF 50V X7R ± 10% 510pF 50V X7R ± 10% 680pF 50V X7R ± 10% 1nF 50V X7R ± 10% 2.2nF 50V X7R ± 10% 3.3nF 50V X7R ± 10% 4.7nF 50V X7R ± 10% 10nF 50V X7R ± 10% 22nF 50V Y5V ± 20% 33nF 50V Y5V ± 20% 47nF 50V Y5V ± 20% 68nF 50V Y5V ± 20% 100nF 50V X7R ± 10% 220nF 25V X7R ± 10% 470nF 25V X7R ± 10% 1uF 25V X5R ± 10% 2.2uF 10V X5R ± 10% 4.7uF 10V X5R ± 10% 10uF 10V X5R ± 20%