ANDGOO 8 Pack No Drill Curtain Rod Brackets, Holding Up to 17 lbs, PET Curtain Hangers, Nail-Free Adjustable Curtain Rod Holder for Bedroom, Bathroom, Living Room and Dorm

I love these very convenient and they will stay on. But if it gets too hot, they will fall off So eventually I just put one nail in each to keep them in place.

Great product love the ease of installation and durability.

Easy to install, good adhesive. Can't say it's renter friendly because the adhesive can remove your paint once removed. Works well to smaller rods so measure well. For my larger window with four curtains, I had to use 5 bracket to hold the rod and the curtains.

These drill-free curtain rod brackets from ANDGOO, which install with adhesive without damaging the walls, are very good. They are made of transparent PET plastic, are self-adhesive, require no drilling or nails, and are ideal for smooth surfaces such as glass or tiles. They can support up to approximately 17 pounds (about 7.7 kg). Suitable for curtain rods with diameters of 0.5 to 1.2 inches (approx. 1.27 to 3 cm), towel racks, and other multipurpose uses.

Stayed in place for 3 days. One side completely detached from wall ripping the paint off. The other side still attached but the latch broke when the other side fell. Neither side is usable and I'll probably have to rip paint on the other side to get the broken bracket off. Full disclosure... the bent rod was not a direct result of the bracket failing. However became bent when a teenager tried to improvise. Needless to say I now have to replace the rod. The cost of these brackets is costing me more than I anticipated. ☹️

It was a no for me. Def need to be drilled into the way. Length was cool. The hold was not great. Especially for black out curtains. Maybe it’s meant for nice light curtains. Price wasn’t bad. Looks cute too.

.. day #5 & their holding up pretty good so far. Not sure how the adhesive hold's up on its own because when I read through other reviews, some suggested to get additional glue especially if your curtains have a little weight which my blackout curtains are, so I added a touch of the gorilla max glue for a drywall. Once I applied it to my wall, I allowed it to sit for a day or so to allow the glue & adhesive to properly dry.

Easy to use. Great results.