OSH Park Reviews

Boards were mostly fine. PCB quality looked decent, but the edges on my order were a little rough.

Got my boards back a lot quicker than I thought I would. The timeline was easy to follow, and shipping happened without any random delays. No weird waiting around. Just a smooth, fast turnaround overall. Happy with it.

I was ready to place my order, but the shipping cost was way too expensive. It’s even more frustrating when you’re just going through some automated checkout system that gives you no real explanation or chance to ask someone about it. the shipping price made me rethink buying altogether

I tried OSH Park for a small PCB run, and the boards looked totally fine when they showed up. But once I started working with them, I ran into some odd electrical issues, one trace just wasn’t acting right, and a couple of the pads felt kind of flaky after soldering. Maybe part of it was on my design, but I had the same design made somewhere else and it worked better there. So I don’t know who’s dropping the ball, but whoever runs this should probably take a closer look at consistency. Not the worst experience, just not reliable enough for me

I ordered some boards from OSH Park, and the tracking ended up being the most annoying part of the whole experience. It sat on the same vague status for way longer than I expected, and I kept checking it because I genuinely could not tell if the boards were still waiting to ship, already moving, stuck somewhere, or just not being updated properly.
I know tracking is not always perfect, and I’m not expecting minute-by-minute updates or anything unrealistic, but this was confusing enough that it made me second-guess the order. I tried looking through the order page and checking the carrier info, thinking maybe one place had more detail than the other, but it all basically left me in the same spot with no clear idea of where things actually were.
The boards themselves may turn out totally fine, and I’m not saying the product is bad based on tracking alone. It just made the whole order feel less reliable than it probably needed to, because when you’re waiting on PCBs, even a simple clear update like “in production,” “shipped,” or “in transit” makes a big difference.

I had a small problem with one of my PCB orders and wasn’t sure if it was going to be a hassle, you know? Support got back to me and helped sort it out without a ton of back and forth. It did take a little longer than I was hoping, but they made it right in the end. Overall, I’m happy with how it turned out and I’d use OSH Park again

I ordered a few boards for a hobby project and they turned out good. Shipping was a bit slow-ish, ngl, but customer support was helpful when I reached out. Overall, I’d use them again

The silkscreen looked okay overall, but it was kinda unclear in some spots. I was expecting it to be a little sharper, especially for the smaller details... not terrible, just could’ve been cleaner.

Tried uploading my Gerber files. Kept getting random errors with no real explanation. Had to rename and rezip things a few times before it finally worked. Price was fine. Upload process wasn’t.

I went with this because it was cheap and I only needed a small prototype, so I figured it would be fine. The final result was okay for the price, but the turnaround felt slower than I expected. Looking back, I kind of wish I’d paid a bit more somewhere else to get it done faster.

I ordered a small batch of boards and the copper finish came out nicer than I was expecting. The pads looked even, I didn’t notice any weird stains or rough spots, and it soldered up smoothly.

I’m not usually that picky about this kind of stuff, but it stood out when I checked it under my little magnifier. The boards worked on the first try too, so yeah, I’d order them again.

I only needed one, so it was kind of annoying to find out there was a minimum order of three. I was expecting to just grab a single one and be done, so that was a bit frustrating...

I’ve ordered from OSH Park a few times now, and the pattern has mostly been positive: the boards show up looking good and doing what I need them to do. This time, though, I had a question about my order and support took a couple of days to get back to me.

When they finally replied, the answer was useful enough, so it wasn’t a bad experience overall. It just stood out because for a time-sensitive project, even a small delay can throw things off. I’d still use them again, but I’d plan ahead and not count on quick support if something comes up.

The boards worked like they were supposed to, so I can’t complain too much. That said, the solder mask looked uneven in a few spots, which was kind of annoying to see. Overall it’s decent, just not as clean-looking as I was hoping

They ended up remaking my boards, and the refund came through quickly too... so overall, I’m happy with how they handled it.

I’ve ordered from OSH Park a few times now, and overall the boards have been usable. The routing is usually fine, and the edges come out clean enough for what I’m doing (nothing too fancy), but I have noticed a few slots and outlines that were just slightly different from what I expected.

The drill accuracy is really why I’d land around 3 stars. Most of the holes were totally okay, but a few vias and pads looked a bit shifted (not enough to ruin the board, thankfully). If your layout has tight tolerances, it’s something I’d keep in mind

I ran their DRC and it passed, but then my board house caught issues later, which was really frustrating. The rules didn’t feel very clear, and when I reached out to support, they basically just sent me back to the docs — that part was weird. Ended up wasting a revision, so I probably won’t use them again.

They kept me in the loop the whole time, so I wasn’t sitting there wondering where my boards were or anything like that. The emails were simple, clear, and easy to follow, which made the whole thing smooth.

I was in a relaxed mood when I ordered these, just hoping they’d work well for a small board project. There were plenty of options to choose from, and the boards ended up looking really nice. Overall, I’m happy with how they turned out

I ordered the same kind of boards a few different times, but the results didn’t really match from order to order. Some looked okay, while others had rough edges or a weird solder mask color. It makes me a little unsure about the quality, especially if repeat orders can come out differently each time.