Avoid painted screws.
580333
They're painted. Were too sticky and small to screw in easily, and I have small and thin hands/fingers. I opted to use some slightly larger and unpainted thumbscrews from a ten year old build, they were easier to hold, manipulate, and screw in. These black ones looked nice though.

I suppose if they were ionized instead of painted they'd be alright.

And yes, I did screw them in and unscrew them a dozen times to wear down the paint. They were still a pain to screw in all the way; the older thumbscrews screwed right in all the way with ease, the first time.
163428
Screw heads snap off with very little torque applied. As a result, I had to easy-out extract two screws and scratched my guitar in the process. If you buy this, scrap the screws and get real screws.
4229460
Quality of unit is fine, mounting it is a nightmare.  Plan on yelling profanities before giving up on their drywall anchors (which just spin inside the wall when you try to screw into them) and leaving to buy proper mounting supplies.  Totally annoying - and totally characteristic of the type of furniture sold on Amazon.
383992
Screws stripped instantly. Luckily had spares from random fans lying around(no not from the current fans). My screw driver just ate them with very little force even backing them out took alot of slow careful (I mean bad) turns to get them out. I've included b4 and after pics. They definately look nice and hopefully keep things clean.
2260347
This screen was assembled with cheap steel screws that spontaneously rust in humidity. I am having to take dozens of rusted screws out and replace them with non-corrosive screws.
3668268
If you run in water, you know how quickly screws with black oxide coating rust. I can practically watch them rust in real time. Your only choice if you like to get wet is use stainless screws. These are fine, but as others have mentioned, they are slightly random. Not all of them fit your application, but you do end up with quite a few extras. On the plus side, the threads seem a little sharper and bite a little more than the stock screws. On the down side, the metal is not as strong and you will round out the heads if you aren't careful.
1800596
The Touch of Color bezel is made of such cheap, soft plastic that it is impossible to dust or clean (or even touch) without causing fine scratches, which eventually form white hazy patches all over the frame. No matter how carefully you try to protect the plastic or how gently you try to dust or clean it, it scratches. What's worse, the fine scratches pick up and reflect any lights in the room, causing harsh glaring patches of reflection around the TV.

I called Samsung customer support twice about the problem and all they said was "we don't warrant physical damage."

It's a shame Samsung used such cheap, soft plastic for the bezel because this is otherwise a very good TV. But you can't stand to watch the picture because your view is constantly distracted by the ugly glaring patches reflecting back from the bezel.

My advice it to spend your money on a TV with a traditional metal or solid black bezel.
4005770
The towel bar looks great and is very nice quality. The only con is the screws that some with the bar. They are terrible! I would not even bother using them, as they created so much extra installation frustration. Every screw warped out before it was all the way into the wall, resulting in agony to get them out. Once we got new screws the installation was a snap and it works great.
283489
Poorly made garbage that is a serious safety hazard. The screws stick up and cannot be tightened down closer to the keys with a normal screwdriver. With only a few minutes of play, two screws had already worked their way out.
1987431
Three screws were included to mount this item, but only two were required. Nice. My thoughts about that soon changed. I was mounting this in a custom mahogany door frame, and drilled some starter holes for the screws. I inserted two screws into the starter holes and partially tightened them. When I attempted to finish tightening the first one,  the head sheared off, leaving the screw embedded in the frame. I wasn't happy about that, but stuff happens. I twisted the mount slightly and drilled a second hole. Exactly the same thing happened! Now I had two screws embedded in the frame. Since I now only had one partially-tightened screw holding the base of the mount on, I decided to remove it. That was not to be. The screw head was so soft that it reamed out. As of this moment, the mount base is flopping around on top of my door frame until find a way to cut off the head to match its two companions. I have never had anything like this happen before in my life -- and I'm older than dirt. This is a nice concept, that was ruined by pinching pennies on mounting screws. Who knows what other hidden flaws there are? This is going back.
4289792
Of all the stupid things to do, the vendor put permanent labels on the face of the switch that leave a mess to clean off needing goofoff or other strong solvent.  Definitly will not come off with water and an ekectrical device should not be Soaked in water anyway.  I am not keeping these and recommend buying them elsewhere.
235128
But please be aware...I have mine on Pressure treated wood, and both the screws and the unit are rusting very fast...it does not show...until you need to move it for some reason...then it becomes obvious.
The new micronized copper treated wood has micro pure copper spheres in it, and the zinc provides no protection against galvanic interaction. I coat the screws heavily with heavy grease and put the same grease on the plate facing the wood, or they tend to rust unbelievably fast...and it does not show on cursory inspection.
I run the screws in...withdraw them one at a time and dip them in the grease...then put them back into the holes tightly...seems to work out well. I also put the grease on the bolt, as the zinc is not an entirely effective protection against rust.
Another hint...use 1/4" diameter 1 1/4" lag bolts instead of these screws, as when they rust, they become very difficult to remove with being merely phillips head screws.
You see a lot of phillips head screws, but that is a sure way to have long term problems...it is not the same metal as were used initially with phillips head screws...even my square drives tend to strip now...so I use either lag bolts or torx only now for all of my screws...except short and small diameter screws.
1410397
The hooks are very nice with good quality. However, the screw heads broke off with very little hand pressure...turning a 5 minute job into an hour long project.  Brainerd should be ashamed for cutting corners on the screws to save a buck.
4276915
These are decent, but the problem I have is with the screws they give you to mount them with.  I had one shear off at the head as I was installing it.  It was screwed into hardwood, but it wasn't even to the point that I would consider pushing it to the limit.  Decent enough, but just be careful with the mounting screws.
4671713
Garbage! The screws stripped halfway in, and the overall build quality is scandalously bad. Now we have to figure out how to get rid of it. TO BE AVOIDED!
4841356
Absolutely horrible product, most likely a bad batch that this particular company purchased and is now reselling for cheaper than what it sells for elsewhere.

In short, one of the screws on the side had corroded where the threading meets the screw, and essentially unable to turn. I had to forcefully undo the screw applying a LOT of pressure, creating horrible scratch marks all over the product. Upon removing the screw, I found corroded material lining the threading. I cleaned and have now replaced the screw, and it's working a bit better, but the product is aesthetically damaged with scratch marks all over it.

I would strongly caution against purchasing this or any other product from this seller. Will attach pictures shortly..
2587185
I'd like to give this product a minus star at the same time I give it a 5 star rating.  It's very attractive and makes my old pot holder/oven mitts look pretty darn good hanging on the wall next to the stove.  The reason I want to slap someone at the manufacturing plant is they took this really pretty southwestern piece of functional art and glaringly spoiled the look by providing two black screws!  WTF!  Ugly, ugly, ugly.  I had to go to hobby lobby and buy a small bottle of copper looking enamel paint to cover the screw heads. Honestly, what were they thinking?  Add a fraking dollar to the cost and give two copper headed screws to the package.  And don't say they can't cause there are all kinds of color headed (none copper, though) screws, nails etc. at Lowes and Home Depot.  It just annoyed me so much to get it and then have to travel around to make it perfect, like it should have been upon arrival.