BOJACK 1000 Pcs 25 Values Resistor Kit 1 Ohm-1M Ohm with 5% 1/4W Carbon Film Resistors Assortment

If you’re doing anything even remotely related to electronics—Arduino builds, ESP32 projects, random breadboard testing, or even fixing that cursed power supply from 2007—this resistor kit is a no-brainer.This BOJACK box is basically a resistor armory, and it’s stocked well. You get 25 common values, all 1% tolerance, from 10 ohms to 1MΩ, and all neatly separated in little labeled zip pouches. So no more sorting through a tangled pile of mystery bands that look like they were stored in a ramen wrapper.Each resistor is 1/4 watt, metal film, and I’ve tested a bunch with my multimeter—accurate within spec, clean leads, no oxide or cheap carbon junk. I’ve already used them for:LED current limiting (hello, 220Ω and 330Ω, my old friends)Divider circuits for analog readsLogic pull-ups and pull-downsSwapping values on a custom audio board for tone testingThey hold up to heat well—I’ve soldered dozens in place without one going crispy. And let’s be real: resistors are like paperclips in a tech workshop—you’ll use 2, then come back a week later needing 8 more.What I Like:Accurate, clean, no fakes—1% metal film means stability in actual circuitsLabeled bags = sanity preserved1000 pieces = you won’t run out mid-prototypeIdeal for students, makers, pros, and people who just hoard components like meWhat Could Be Better:Comes in a bag, not a case—pro tip: grab a small parts organizer if you're OCD like meWould love value markings on the resistors (but hey, that’s what multimeters and color code charts are for)

All the resistors I used measured as expected

Todo acorde según la descripción! En general son de buena calidad para el precio!

Pretty good selection here. Saves me the trouble from having to constantly buy individual resistor values. Would be nice if this included some values between 470 and 1000 ohms but I think I can just wire some resistors in-series to get the desired resistance as well. The included case is a little small and barely fits all the resistors but you can still squeeze them inside and it works. Besides, I think we care more about the resistors than the case.

Inexpensive, adequate for my need at the time. I am old-school, where resistors were commonly 2 watts, 1 watt, and the smallest 1/2 watt. Now with today's miniaturization resistors are more commonly 1/4 watt, as are these. My need was satisfied by 1/4 watt power and these did the trick. I now have plenty of them to continue future experiments.

I only needed one resistor, but having multiple available was nice as learning how to solder to them had a bit of a learning curve. Make sure you tin the leads and don't let too much heat soak into the resistor body. I have a bunch of spares now, but they'll be of use in the end. When tested with a multimeter, the resistance was well within tolerance, usually under 3%. It was ever so slightly more expensive to purchase a kit versus a handful of the resistance I needed, but now I'll have some around if I have a future project.

Ever sense I purchased this pack there has been some resistance in my circuits. 10/10

nice selection and like that they are packed and labeled per the value and if you remember you can change the values with series and parallel