Best Way To Send Small Adaptor In Post?

[gamezone07]

Selling a Cyborg Joystick USB wireless dongle on the bay, its very small do i send it Royal mail, or as a parcel?

 

 

[RollingJ]

4 minutes ago, gamezone07 said:

Selling a Cyborg Joystick USB wireless dongle on the bay, its very small do i send it Royal mail, or as a parcel?

 

 

What are the packed dimensions/weight?

[Pyrotequila]

I'm guessing it's fairly small and light if it's a USB dongle?
I'd say wrap it in some bubble wrap, bag it and take it to the Post Office, should be fairly cheap to send.

[Rockers rule]

Post office every time (they do collect now-a-days)

We've found too much hassle with couriers when things go (missing) wrong.

 

Keep safe 

Edited November 6, 2022 by Rockers rule
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[kidneystone]

https://www.royalmail.com/price-finder

[Waldo]

If it's less than 5mm thick, letter (cheapest option).

 

I think less than 26mm? It can be a large letter (still cheaper than a parcel).

 

Otherwise a parcel.

[chipfork]

I've posted a number of USB network adapters and as is the consensus, Royal Mail is your best option.

 

I have some small thin jiffy envelopes which work perfectly, if not a normal envelope and some bubble wrap will do the trick.

These are generally over the 5 mm limit but the cost of a large letter is cheaper than a courier.

Getting to a post office and gaining a proof of postage is a challenge for me so I tend to put these into a letterbox and no issues so far.