Treedix 5pcs 164ft Copper Hookup Wire Kit Wrapping 30AWG Cable Jumper Wire Solid Core Tinned Copper Wrapping Wire 5 Color

Good hookup wire kit for the money, good value. Wire did not run-back much (melting insulation while soldering is called run-back). As best as can be expected for non - Teflon wire. Good, non-fraying insulation strips well with a clean AWG labeled wire stripper. I got 30 AWG, so it is thin, but great for getting into the smaller thru-holes on my PCB. Also good for getting into the non-component thru-hole (vias) for temporary test points on PCBs. Don't get confused by the images - the wire gauge measurement circle is NOT included. I will certainly buy more of this when I need it. ThankS! : )

Good product. This is "hookup" wire so it's not really designed to handle heat. Be careful if you solder them as the plastic will burn back quickly. It can be done though if the iron is hot and you don't spend too long applying the heat.

First time using this brand as it was affordable and had awesome reviews. Only suggestion I have is slipping some paper or something between the reels to add friction and to keep them from wrapping around the other reels. Was perfect for my application. I will definitely be buying more when that time comes.

Cheap wire, color coded. As expected, good value

Very good amount of wire for the price at first I was thinking it might be the thin fragile wire that breaks super easy but I promise it doesn’t I did a test and bent it back and forth to see how long it takes to snap took over 20 back and forth bends then snapped you won’t have any issues especially if your using for adding boards are just simple electronic repairs or projects I will buy again except there is so much wire it will be a while lol

Product as described fair in value but would like to have to not deal with some of the spools being tangled have yet to actually use them but as far as I can see the wires spools are of decent quality

Excellent

Got the 30AWG size 'cause I needed classic wirewrap wire, in assorted colors. Feels a bit different than vintage ("OK") WW wire. Measured with micrometer. Conductor is the proper ~0.25mm dia., just like the classic. Insulation, however, is a bit thicker than classic (~0.64mm vs. ~0.44mm dia). Still, usable for classic wirewrapping, PCB patching, etc.

Used for a RGH3 mod on my 360 good wire, did the job.