UNNI Antistatic Bags, Resealable, Size: 10 inch X 14 inch, Pack of 10

Recently I did some work on my PC. These anti-static bags do the job and I even managed to fit an ATX motherboard into one (Asus M5A97) although it was quite a tight fit. Probably would have gotten the larger size for that, but that's on me.For any other component these are larger than you'll ever need, they aren't TOO expensive and they're reusable. Good idea to have around if you're doing PC work -- put any component you remove into an anti-static bag, take it out when you're ready to plug it back in.

I know the size is listed here, but when I didn't account for was how thin the backs are...they don't expand out at all, so the volume is VERY low.My motherboard is smaller than those dimensions but still did not fit because the bags have such little volume.They worked great for their size however. Very thick plastic that will not rip.

Does the job but I will warn you, if you are looking for a bag that will fit a normal atx sized motherboard, this bag will not fit it. I had to take two of these bags and tape them together, I had to cut the side open and then package tape them together.

Bags are good quality and size and condition are as advertised. I'm using them to store a hard drive replaced by an SSD and some other computer electronics (e.g. video card) removed from a previous computer that was scrapped and, although a little large for these components, they do the job well.

Product itself is fine. Packaging it came from was not. It was a bubblewrap mailer that looked like it was decades old. When trying to open it dust spread everywhere. I was freaked out for a moment thinking someone was mailing me a harmful substance.

This will not fit a mini-atx motherboard, even with the reclosable part cut off. I'm not sure what else to use these for, and now I still need to find another product to ship my motherboard. When I read 10x14 I thought they meant 10x14 usable. That's not what this means. Be aware if you are interested in using this to ship a motherboard. I guess these are far better suited for graphics cards or a few misc other parts.

These are fantastic. they helped greatly with my move. I packed 2 gtx 680 graphics cards (evga model with 2 fans), an MSI 560ti, and a bunch of hard drives. each in their own bags. Highly recommend buying this and keeping them around. Even after being wrapped up in tape and bent every which way, the bags remain intact. no rips or anything.One of the bags might fit a standard ATX motherboard, but i wouldnt try doing that without some sort of foam protection also.

I needed bags to transport parts in a box overseas on a plane... I had a 12X12X6 Box to work with. This fit the GPU with plenty of room, and while it did not fit my micro-atx board I found THE solution. You cut one edge off of two bags and also cut off the sealing part and combine them into one bag for your needs, it is simple....and not hard if they made the bag like 2-3mm wider it wouldnt of been needed. After layering bubble wrap with these ESD bags everything fits into that one box without a massive amount of bubble wrap like before & I feel at ease.