LeMotech Project Box, 5 Pieces ABS Electrical Box Small Junction Box for Electronics PCB Case,Electronic Hobby Box Black, Outside Size 2.8 x 1.7 x 0.9 inch (72x 42x 23 mm)

These are nice, sturdy, small project boxes and worked well for what I needed.

Great for the price, I use them under lighted 3D printed projects to make my low voltage connections.

Great small box , good for a switch box

These project boxes work well for my smaller projects around the house, but they do not have holes in them for wires. I have drilled holes in them, but they crack easily when drilled. This is why I removed a star.

Well, with Radio Shack or Fry's Electronics no longer being around I needed to buy some cases from somewhere. So, I bought these to hold the circuit board of a garage door opener I modified to use on my street bike with a remotely installed button wired to where the button was on the circuit board. Worked perfect. The case snaps closed securely, has a nice thick wall construction, and should easily hold up to years of use. Looking forward to using these again!Size, material, and construction are true to the description!!!RECOMMEND

These boxes are sturdy, drill easily and drill without splitting. The cover snaps on securely also.They're just the right size for my application. I'm satisfied, and recommend them.

I got these to put ESP 32 micro controller projects in. There is plenty of room inside for the little board, plus a bunch of wiring. I drilled a hole in the top right above the LED on the board, which also lets the thing breath a little bit. The lid snaps on nicely, and it's not too difficult to open it up when needed. I don't think these are water tight, I drilled holes in mine anyways, but with some silicone they could be. These boxes are the perfect size for what I needed, nice little project boxes. I will buy more someday, when I use all of these up.

These seemed like a good little junction box for splicing some low-voltage wires together and protecting them from the environment, but the boxes come apart far too easily. They just sort of snap together, but when you have wires sticking out of the sides, those wires lever open the snaps and potentially even break them. If you plan on using these somewhere with any movement, once you have everything in place, you really need to reinforce the box with some tape, glue, or maybe just a strong rubber band. I'd much prefer corner screws, but that would probably significantly increase the price.