10 x Black Anodized Alumium Computer Case Thumbscrews (6-32 Thread) for Cover / Power Supply / PCI Slots / Hard Drives

They are black, they thread fine and are comfy on your fingers. A little longer than other thumb screws which is neither good not bad, just an observation

It really does make a budget case feel more premium! I have a dark flash case. The way the case is built feels like something out of Thermaltake. The screw provided by Darkflash is the stud type with molded plastic. I have a picture for comparison. I don’t actually have the old one because I threw it away. It looks great and threads in well.

Excellent thumbscrews. Strong, Easy to grasp. A++. Highly recommended

I have no real complaints aside from the awkward size of the thumb-head of each screw. The diameter and length are a bit larger than most others I've used, and perhaps the grade of aluminium used could have been stronger. Having said that though this are pretty sturdy and get the job done. Considering the price and finish of each and you've got a winner here.

They came as described and work as intended. No gripes

Great screws that I'm using for computers that I'm either building or as replacements for towers that I've lost the original case screws to. No problems at all with getting them to thread right in smoothly.Big enough to easily grip with your fingers, the black color is stylish, no stripped threads on any of the screws I received.Even though the description says that they can be used for other parts of a computer like power supplies or hard drives (Hard drive screws? You want people to use these with hard drives? Come on.) I personally wouldn't recommend them for anything besides your outer computer case.

I have a 20 year old metal case. The screws to secure boards used smaller diameter than the newer cases apparently use.

I've used this on all my servers and desktops and got rid of those pesky screws holding the case side panel in place. In all the years I've used them I've had one fail after about 50 or more removals/insertions and that I am sure was my heavy handiness over tightening it. They are only aluminum after all and screwing into sheet steel.Regardless of the single failure (not in this latest batch I bought) I love these. They make diving into cases much easier. I have some much older fashioned steel ones but I find them too bulky and these aluminum black anodized are aesthetically ideal. So as long as you don't go Rambo on tightening them, they'll last decades :-)