I’d say it depends on what’s useful to you personally. If you’re going to build a battery pack, and you know how to wire up those laptop BMS boards, then it would be worth keeping one for that. The laptop boards aren’t useful to me, because I wouldn’t know how to use one. So, if I’m going to build a battery pack, I’ll buy a BMS that is made for DIY pack building to make things easier on myself. The temp sensor can stay with the BMS, if you’re planning to use the BMS. Also, there are some BLF driver designs that have temp monitoring, so could use the laptop temp sensor, I guess. I don’t keep the temp sensors either, because I don’t have temp monitoring in any of my lights.
Well, I didn’t think about taking the BMS apart for the components. They probably could be useful, actually. But still, you’d have to have a specific need for the values of the components that you’d get.