Anti-Static Project Tray

Just what I needed for parts. IFixit always has good items for sale.

Good quality and came in real handy when working on an MacBook Pro.

I'm building a pc, it functions great at a very good value, made my building experience easier.

Perfect for working on small electronics. It's the size of a standard letter size paper so I made a printable template that I can write on to sit underneath it to label the compartments.

I like this tray a lot; I mess with 3D printers as a hobby, as well as frequent electronic projects and small appliance repairs, and the many pockets make keeping fasteners and components sorted a breeze. It's not flimsy, thin plastic, it has some heft to it and should easily withstand frequent usage.

Does what it's designed to do and as advertised

This tray is exactly what it is and serves its purpose. Functionality-wise, not an issue. My issue is with material used to make the tray. For what it is, it is extremely overpriced. The tray is basically the same material as the clear, hard plastic used to encase products sold in stores that hang on shelves. The hard plastic, which you cut away with scissors to open. That same material is simply formed into the tray. And it's the same thickness and durability of the packaging material. Basically, you're paying $7 for packaging material. I expected the trays to be made of something more substantial than that for the price.

It’s a decent place to organize parts for a more complicated job. It’s light plastic so prone to getting jostled. That’s fine if all the components have the same screws and each goes in its own section and you’ve memorized all the different screws, but not so suited to when you want to arrange the screws by location to remind you. You know what would be killer? If the larger section were to have a magnet sheet bottom so you can arrange screws by location. I put a little phone-shaped piece of magnet sheet into the large section and it’s really helps with random screw lengths that I’m not going to remember.