400PCS Electrolytic Capacitors Kit, 24 Values SMD Capacitor Kit, with Storage Box, 1uF - 1000uF, for Computer, Notebook, Radio, DIY

works as it should

First off, this is NOT a 24 value capacitor kit, but a 10 value capacitor kit, with some values having multiple voltage ratings. A 10µF capacitor is still 10µF no matter if it's at 6.3 volts, or 50 volts. This kit of SMT electrolytic capacitors contains various common values from 1µF to 1000µF and voltage ratings from 6.5 to 50 volts. You can use higher rated voltage capacitors in a place that can use a lower voltage rating, but not the other way around, unless you want the capacitor to explode (and yes, I've seen them actually explode).The capacitors are arranged in the box according to the physical size first, then their capacitance and finally voltage.1µF 20pcs 50V4.7µF 20pcs 50V10µF 80pcs (20pcs 16V/25V/35V/50V)22µF 40pcs (20pcs 16V/25V)47µF 80pcs (20pcs 16V/25V/35V/50V)100µF 80pcs (20pcs 10V/16V/25V) (10 pcs 35V/50V)220µF 40pcs (20pcs 10V) (10pcs 16V/35V)330µF 10pcs 25V470µF 20pcs (10pcs 6.3/16V)1000µF 10pcs 16VThey say the boxes are filled by hand, so it might be a good idea to double check everything, when you receive it, just to make sure there were no mistakes (mine was all good).The capacitors do not have any brand markings on them, however they should work ok, as bigger capacity capacitors are the ones more likely to have problems.NOOB NOTE: These are electrolytic capacitors, which is one of the very few passive electronic components that are polarized. That means, it is possible to hook them up backwards. The black mark on the capacitor will typically indicate the ground lead.

I repair a lot of old electronics, to include a lot of video game consoles. A lot of these consoles use these type of smd electrolytic capacitors. i normally order what I need from one of the two online stores that sell electronic components, but, even though the cost is low, the shipping adds up quick. This set is great because it contains a lot of the capacitors that I would normally order, so I'll almost always have what I need already on hand. I tested a handful of these on my component tester to verify the value is what it says, and they all passed within tolerances.