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

This kit has it all — all the sizes, all the screws, and storage too. It’s the best style of anchor you’ll ever need — the screw in style is the easiest to install, the strongest, and leaves the least wall damage too. This kit is a winner. Anchor strength: Excellent Anchor quality: Excellent Functionality: Excellent Screw size: Great, both short and long Value for money: Yes

This 310-piece drywall anchor set is an excellent all-in-one solution for a variety of home projects. With three different sizes included, it’s easy to find the right anchor for everything from picture frames to light shelving. The self-drilling design means no pre-drilling—just screw them in and you're done. The nylon plastic feels durable and holds firm in the drywall with minimal effort. The included screws are well-matched and of good quality. I’ve used several sizes already with great results and no issues with slippage or damage to the wall. Everything comes neatly organized in a case, which is a nice bonus. Very nice to have around for a quick project!

Easy to use, great product. Self screwing, no issues

They are not self-drilling for sure. I had several shear right off and cause a huge divot in the wall. The ones that I pre-drilled worked relatively well but even with a drill/driver I could not get some of them to screw in.

great anchors

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).

The screws in the kit I received are too big for the anchors they're intended to fit. Insert the anchor, then insert the screw, and guaranteed before the screw head gets anywhere near the anchor, the anchor twists out of the drywall. IF you first pre-drill the hole (9/64" for the small ones I was using), then they work just fine.