3 Sizes Self Drilling Drywall Anchors, 310PCS Nylon Plastic Wall Anchors and Screws for Drywall, No Pre Drill Hole Preparation Required,13x32mm,15x33mm,13x42mm

I finally had a project that required these things. They are built really well, the plastic is strong. I’m trusting this with some expensive glass blackboard, and so far it’s sturdy af.If you own a home, buy this. It’s quality and easy to use

This product is a fantastic find! It's reasonably priced, making it accessible for most budgets without compromising on quality. The product is exactly as described, and its usefulness cannot be overstated. I've found it to be incredibly practical and efficient in meeting my needs. The attention to detail is impressive, and the performance is on par with more expensive alternatives. If you're looking for something reliable, well-made, and at a fair price point, this is the perfect choice. Highly recommended!

Great value for anchors, they hold pretty sturdy. Had a few of the anchors strip their head when driving them in but I've since figured out how to avoid that.To avoid stripping the anchor heads don't use the same size bit as the screws. Screws use a phillips #2, for the anchors use a phillips #3. If you're still having issues drive it in slowly (maybe 1/2-1/4 speed).

These anchors work well but they are very stiff and you MUST use the correct size screw during the install. The nylon is so strong it will not allow the point of a screw to push through the back like some of the others out there. I like to use sheetrock screws with this type of anchor and it works fine as long as the screw length is shorter overall than the anchor. It seems like common sense, but I think it's worth noting.

These are solid and are easy to use

These wall anchors worked great. Used for wire racks in my wife's studio.

This is a good kit. I use these all the time. Theirs three different sizes which, are sure, to take care of most common projects. Their very simple to install with good holding strength. Would buy again.

Let me preface this review; I am no stranger to wall-mounting. I've wall-mounted a 75" TV to studs, a large mural using toggle bolts, floating shelves using zinc self-drilling anchors, etc. All have been fine for many months.I recently ran out of zinc self-drilling drywall anchors and read a recommendation to try nylon ones. I would say this was a huge mistake; the zinc anchors are so robust and I have never had one fail on me.These are some dropshipped garbage quality anchors. The packaging claims you can just screw them into a wall with a screwdriver. This is a hilarious concept, as they will just bend and snap.Attached are some pictures of these utter failures, as well as pictures from the back of the drywall (as I have access via a nearby access panel), so you can see that I didn't hit a stud or anything like that. These anchors really snap off with the force required to drive them through DRYWALL, using a manual screwdriver (not an impact driver or drill).I even tried one with a pre-drilled pilot hole, and the head STILL snapped off.Save your money and save your drywall. Buy zinc self-drilling anchors.