Takker レビュー 

I’m so glad I bought this from Amazon, so I can return it for a full refund. At £28, it is a piece of plastic crap. I tried a dozen times to put the pins into plasterboard. They fell out, the plastic heads split, and broken pins got stuck in the device. I wasted an evening trying to hang one picture. Please don’t waste your money on this.

I feel like I have been scammed. It’s a flimsy and useless piece of plastic and ‘customer support’ was rude and unprofessional. Don’t buy it. Don’t waste your money.

Really wanted to love this as the concept is great, however the quality really falls short.
The tack is loaded by pulling back the plunger and then it is pushed into the wall by hitting it with your hand.
I found you have to hit it quite hard, sometimes more than once for it to release.
The tacks are tiny and most of them just fell out of the wall, my house is a new build so they are going into new plaster, and no chance of hitting bricks or lats.
A few stayed in and seem to be ok but can easily be pulled out so I don't really trust them.
Very disappointing after seeing the promotional videos.
I'll be sticking to a nailed in version.

i bought a Takker and its the best thing i ever bought,simple and easy to use ,the handel broke on mine ,and they supplied me with one no problem ,,

*** Buyer beware ***
Terrible cheap product.
Didn’t work and contacted them immediately. Numerous complaints sent were ignored and saying I’m over the 30 days for a return!!!
Terrible customer service as I now see from other reviews.
Trading Standards contacted.

I have been using my hard wall Takker for two years now and it’s one of the best tools I have. It’s easy to use and takes less than a minute to drill the tiny hole and insert the plug. I am in my 70s so if I can use it anyone can. I recently contacted the company as one of the rubber feet had come loose and asking if I could purchase more. The team were more than helpful and offered to post out a new set. Shortly afterwards I had a message from them saying that the package had been returned to them and asking if I had changed address since my original purchase. As indeed I had but that wasn’t a problem they sent out a further package. 5 stars all round

Total rubbish product!!. No tacks in the package of hooks that I purchased.I would never buy from this company again. Total waste of money and when you finally get tacks they don't hold.

Hardwall Takker is a great bit of kit for making a near perfect hole in your wall. Then tap in the plastic pin to hang your favourite picture. The Takker relies on a little downward pressure whilst you rotate the handle, in twists this turns the drill bit inside, mining a small hole in your wall. Its easy to do. But it can be difficult to centre the drill bit on a mark. Because the base of the Takker covers your mark. There is a little nib on the side of the Takker body which you can align on a pencil line. Having said that, its made of robust plastic, its easy to operate, it makes the same sized hole time after time, its a very good idea and its for a great price. I'd recommend this product to others.

Absolute rubbish. Talk does not stay in the wall. Waste of money 😡

Pleasantly surprised how well it worked. It is very quick, simple and after watching a quick YouTube video, I was on my way.
I used it to put up approximately 30+ pictures, plates and canvases and it worked great. Great for people renting like we are. A few fails on the plunger but that was user error and not the product.

It is a little pricey for refills - £4.99 for 8 X hooks feels a lot when a nail and hook pack of 20 can be bought for a few £'s in the corner shop. Only reason it looses a star.

Well designed product and easy to use after a bit of practice. Don't be afraid to push the plunger hard. After 3 weeks, nothing seems to have moved, fallen or come down. Will report back if they ever do!

Bought the Hardwall Takker as I was dreading trying to put up pictures in my rented home which has solid brick & plaster walls. Have been raving about this to friends & colleagues ever since - it does look like a cheap plastic thing, but I found it incredibly easy to use and all of my 40+ pictures & objects, including several very large frames photo collages, went up easily and are still up a week later! I didn’t even bother to use many of the picture hooks included, just hung most pictures straight into the Takks.

The little drill and plastic handle look impossibly feeble but the Takker was simple to use even though I have health issues which make my hands ache. None of the Takks I put in fell out, it really was easy to turn the handle a few times, load the Takk and push it into the wall, and when I changed my mind about the position of a couple of them it was simple to use the hook on the Hardwall Takker to pull them out.

Having moved home every 2-3 years for most of my life, I’ve had so many awful experiences of trying to use heavy drills or hammering and bending countless nails into rock hard walls. The damage done at the time and especially when removing them is awful, but the Takker leaves just a neat little hole. Honestly can’t get over this little invention - love it!

i feel scammed! i purchased both takkers and my experience is the exact same as the other reviewers - oh i wish i saw the reviews before purchasing!!! the small pin just fell out after putting it into the wall, it could not hold up anything in substantial weight - so annoyed i wasted my money! it doesn’t work, i got my hopes up living in a rental. i’ll stick to command hooks

I was a little surprised when I unpacked the Takker and is was about as substantial as a kid's toy out of a cracker... but they'd promised it works on plaster and the reviews on their site were glowing. I now assume they were also fictitious.

It drills a 1cm hole and allegedly then fixes a plastic plug in it on which you can hang up to 10kg. Ha! The tiny plastic plug couldn't even support it's own weight in the hole. And it absolutely does not work on plaster. I mean, it drills the hole, but not one you could actually use for anything useful.

I wouldn't trust this thing to hang a picture in a doll's house.

DO NOT BUY!!!

PLEASE STOP ADVERTISING AND SELLING IT AS IT DOES NOT WORKS ! I wish I would’ve bought it .

Rubbish! Put the takks in the wall and they just fall out. All customer service can suggest is it may be old plaster so hole is bigger - and to put some polyfilla on the takk before insertion!!! Total waste of money - use a hammer and nail

Bought hardwall version. Eventually got hang of using it - the diagram instructions are a bit vague - and yes it does penetrate wall but not by much. The hardwall version is advertised as holding 10kg items but the plastic piece going in wall is really short and falls out really easily. Might be suitable for light canvas pictures but no way I could trust to hang my 7-9kg framed pictures with glass fronts on anything so flimsy. Back to getting someone with a drill and proper plugs to do job. Unfortunately a waste of money.

The takker i bought is complete rubbish, I thought it's meant to penetrate plaster ?tried to put up a tack to hang a clock and not a chance ,maybe it works on softer surfaces but definitely not plastered block walls ,terrible

Product arrived promptly but v. disappointed. Quality not great, cheap plastic, "Drill" hardly makes a dent in the wall let alone a hole. Tricky to use and keeps jamming. Have had to take it apart more times than I've used it. Advertising makes it look so easy - it's not. Had high hopes for this but wish I hadn't bothered - waste of money.

The advert misleads the consumer; it shows only a ‘ tap ‘ on the red button to secure a tak. In reality this is a flimsy, plastic drill with an equally flimsy handle to wind the drill. (And I ordered the heavyweight model). You have to use it at shoulder height to get enough pressure too. The taks are also tiny and I cannot believe they will hold any weight! The plastic hooks are poor quality too! The only decent part of the unboxing was the metal picture hooks!

What a complete waste of time and money, the first time I tried to use my talker one of the tacks jammed and will not come out.
What a waste of time money and effort.
Don’t bother just use a nail and hammer.