Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to use and not too much in the way. Helps make sure that you don't fry your computer when you work on it. Its that little extra ease of mind.

As a first time PC builder I was scared to touch my computer. I went all out, 5080 GPU, Ryzen 7800X3D, etc. I picked this up just in case and honestly peace of mind was achieved. I didn't build up stactic and if I did it was safely discharged through the case instead of my components. For a few dollars to save me hundreds, I recommend this.

Easy to use without any issues fits really good and the quality is good I give 5 stars because it gets the job done. I'll recommend this product when you work in pc.

great deal and price recomended easy to use smooth on hand

Great value and no issues at all with this simple tool. Strap provides tight fit to just about any wrist size and has plenty of flex/stretch to work on any part of your rig with minimal clip relocations needed. Don't plan to use often but seems like it's made with durable materials and could hold up to excessive use.

Definitely a basic must have for anyone that decides to build their own custom PC. Easily adjustable and the alligator clip keeps you connected at all times. Easily snaps off and back on again to easily detach and do other tasks then reattached with a snap allowing you to continue building where you left off.

If you build or upgrade your own computer and don’t use one of these, you will wish you did! Keeps your static under control so you don’t kill expensive new parts!!

The little nifty thing, has saved me lots of anxiety while upgrading parts in my motherboard. The stress is less, and the little price is so worth.

Easy and simple way to keep all your pc components safe when installing/upgrading parts. If you find it gets in the way, do like Linus from Linus Tech Tips and wear it on your ankle. Good quality and easy to detach without disconnecting alligator clip from ground source.

I like the product , good quality and does what it needs to do .

The strap was simple and easy to use. It does not look or feel cheap. I expected to utilize the strap for years to come.

This is a must for repairing, upgrading or cleaning any electronics device. You clip the alligator clamp onto a bare metal object inside the device (preferably the frame if you can access it) and put the band around your wrist. Adjust the band so that it is snug. This will keep you from frying your device with static electricity as you work on it. I've worked in several computer repair shops and these straps were required for us to wear. We also put antistatic pads on our workbenches and kept loose parts that had microchips on them in electrostatic resistant bags, so I recommend that you get those as well. They are inexpensive insurance against shock damage. This strap is better made than the last one I bought from Frys. It has a more durable attachment for the wire to the strap. The alligator clamp seems to be well fastened on as well.

Solid build, simple to use. (Granted, I could have probably did a better job with putting it on, but it got the job done. Also should probably use a narrower screwdriver so the alligator clip can actually stay on it.)

Ive used this a couple times while upgrading various hardware components in my computers. Works as intended. No electrostatic damage caused to any of my electronics.

Works great fits great and i had no issues whike using it.

If you are working on a computer you must have one of these. its that simple and its Ifixit the same stuff JTC recommends high quality easy to use and it protects all the chips and chaplets from sparky static stuff

a must have! Don't try to fix your pc or laptop without this!

Nice on the wrists barley noticable, Have used for many computer builds.

Kind of weird but it kept the static away from the CPU while I was installing so it definitely worked.

I was a little disappointed thinking I had purchaced a dom clamp/c-ring combo. Did my research and have been properly grounded by OSHA standards banging on our shag carpet ever since. TLDR It fits around my wrist (at the least) and I ain't blowned up yet.