Millenium GW-2510

I first bought some to test them and expected to change them once I knew what I wanted from a wall mount, but I have ordered some more because they were exactly what I needed.
I think they are well made for the price and instead of the ones where the guitar locks in to place, I can't see how there could be others that do their job better. I don't mind there are no screws included since I generally don't use the screws that are included. I use screws and wall plugs that might be overkill, but I believe those are the important bit with this kind of set up.
I use them for les paul, sg and flying V guitars and they support the guitars just fine.
The hook can be screwed out of the base plate, but I'm not planning on doing that. I firmly screwed it in, put a level on the hook before marking where to drill. So with this approach it is possible the holes of the baseplate aren't completely 'straight'. like not on 12, 4 and 8 o'clock but 1, 5 and 9 o'clock. But I choose to have it firmly anchored instead of visual appeal of aligning of the screws.
I'm curious to see how the foam holds up after some time/use.

I bought a bunch of these for my small, but varied collection. I used them to hang an electric, a bass, an acoustic bass, a folk and a classical acoustic. They feel really solid, have a discreet look and the price is unbeatable. The stem is a nice medium length - the acoustics hang without their bodies brushing against the wall, yet the electric and bass guitars aren't too far away either.

I used them on drywall with metal anchor dowels. Screws weren't included, but I wouldn't have used them anyway. The fork is screwed into the mounting plate and can be taken off for ease of installation. Just make sure to check where the end of the fork thread is relative to the plate before mounting it to the wall, so the fork is oriented correctly when you screw it all the way into the plate. I made the mistake of mounting one of the plates without checking the thread and had to put a washer to make the fork tighten half a turn earlier. Without tightening the fork all the way in it felt a bit shakey. I guess that's a con, but I don't think it could be designed any better with such simple parts or for a similar price.

Recommended, would buy again.