E-Z Ancor 25310#8 x 1-1/4" 50 Count 75lb Self-Drilling Twist-N-Lock Drywall Anchor

I honestly won't use any other drywall anchors after trying these. The installation process is incredibly simple—you don't even need to pre-drill. You just press the tip into the wall, twist them in with a screwdriver, and they lock securely into place. Why They Stand Out: I love the 'audible click' feature, which lets you know exactly when they're set flush against the wall. Because they expand and split behind the drywall, they provide a much sturdier hold than those basic plastic plugs. Whether I’m hanging mirrors, shelving, or picture frames, these take the frustration out of the process. If you want a quick, clean, and reliable mount, these are a total must-have for your toolbox!

These drywall anchors have never failed me. They are super easy to install and if you stay below their weight limit they work great. I use them even for super light duty, it's not worth risking the cheap anchors that usually come with shelves and the like.

As advertised. Havent tried how well it holds up yet but they seem to work. The only note I have is that the package is so darn hard to open!! No drill required for installation but one is needed to open that thing!! But ultimately I just stabbed the box a few times and put them in a diff container.

These are very easy to use. I switched to them several years ago for all things hanging. So much better than all the old ways to hang things.

I'm a very avid do-it-herself-er. And I love to put things on my walls, so I'm not a stranger to drywall anchors. I purchased these to hang 4 wooden shelves in my bathroom that are going to be holding some weight. After reading several articles online, I decided to purchase these anchors. I'm beyond impressed. They take a little bit of weight on them to get them started, but once they've pierced the drywall, they screw right in. The screws also take a little bit of strength to get them in, but it feels so solid, and you can actually hear the anchors attaching to the drywall. I'm very pleased with these and happy that I've finally found something that I feel will hold some weight and not come out of the wall.

I generally really like these except when they break while screwing them (manually) into the wall. I think that may be because those were very old and got brittle but I'm not sure. Anyway, because of that and the crappy plastic packaging instead of something nicer, safer to open, and more reusable, I'm subtracting one star.

Easy and sturdy. If you're trying to hang a full-fledged fire extinguisher off a single bolt, get something more serious; anything less than that, and these will work great and can be installed in seconds.

These anchors are definitely worth the money. They install easy, they hold, and they are easy to cover when you are done with them. While I could never get the other plastic ones to work, this has worked every single time. Tip: when you are done with it and want to cover the hole, don’t remove it. Instead, hit it gently with a hammer so the head is flush or a little deeper than the wall. Putty over that and paint. This saves having try to fill a larger hole and it is still there in case you want to hang something there later. Absolutely works wonders.

I didn't have any problems screwing the anchors into drywall, make sure you use the right size screwdriver. I hit a stud a couple of times and ended up cutting off the tip of the anchor, which worked great in the end. I also didn't have any problems with the supplied screws, again, you need to use the right size screwdriver. I 3d printed some wall brackets and used the anchors with with 1 foot by 4 foot shelves. They seem to be pretty strong.

Very good I well buy them again thanks John

works as expected

These work great! I've used them for my wall mounted surround sound speakers, a central vacuum caddy, and a couple of large wall mirrors. They are sturdier and stronger than any other drywall screw I've used, and really easy to install. I did not have any breakage issues that some of the other reviewers did, but I used a screwdriver, not a drill (as per the directions).

Great product work well