20pcs 6.3V 3300uF 10x20mm Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Works as expected

One of these was perfect to revive my old internet radio / alarm clock. The rest of them will be handy for other repair and/or construction projects. Good quality caps, and the price (for ten) can't be beat. If I need more, I'll buy these again in a heartbeat.

My train transformer blew a capacitor. It was discontinued unit. Bought these and replaced all the capacitors and it works like new now.

It is amazing how much smaller these 25 volt 3300µF capacitors are when compared to 1990's technology. The capacitor soldered into place quickly and brought the electronics item back to life. I did check the +/- tolerance but 20 percent is a fairly large spread. The 20 percent tolerance seems to be the norm for this size capacitor being sold on Amazon. One capacitor metered at 3188µF which is only 3.4 percent below. I will gladly update if this has any longevity issues.

Exactly what I was looking for. Measure the size and of your capacitors and their values and you can’t go wrong.

Used these to replace a few on a old lg flatscreen that starting humming and ultimately did not turn on at one point. Upon opening the tv i noticed one of the original capacitors has blew and was bubbled out. These were the closest match to the ones in the tv that I could find. I resoldered a few of them back into the board of the tv and they worked. Its been six months and counting and not having issues out of this tv

So much better to buy these for less than $20 than spend a small fortune to buy a new TV (and add more to our landfills)! Hubby somehow figured out it was the power board that made our LCD flatscreen TV stop turning on, so he took apart the TV, saw two capacitors on the power board didn't look right, so he replaced the bad capacitors with two of these new ones purchased here on Amazon. While it's early days yet, so far THE TV WORKS AGAIN! Not only did this save us a heap of money, but Hubby earned Major Street Cred :) While I personally would never attempt this sort of thing (it requires removing the two bad soldered capacitors from the power board, and then replacing them by soldering in their place two of these new capacitors), it definitely was worth it! Hope this is useful info for you :)

I Replaced the leaking cap inside of my Xbox and guess what! I turn on my Xbox and there is a little bit of screen tearing, “ oh well not that big of a deal?” POP the capacitor EXPLODES inside of my Xbox! Not even a DAY after installing it.