Bostitch Office InPower Desktop Eco-Friendly Stapler, One-Finger Technology, Jam-Free, Includes 210 Staples, Black (1100)

I’m a teacher and this stapler is perfect for bulletin boards and so much more! A little pricey for a stapler, but the quality and ease of use is worth it.

My swing line version of this finally broke after 6+ years. This is far more of a smaller and plastic version than my previous swing line. I’d prefer more metal Incase I drop it or set down harshly.It works though. Time will tell if it’ll last as long as the swing line with constant daily use. Hopefully so. First impression is it works and seems good enough. It doesn’t stand in its face as well as I’d thought. Little wobbly but I prefer it sitting as it a normal staple would be on its feet/bottom rubber.

I staple frequently and this has been a great tool for years now, saw one at work and had to have one for myself, still quite happy with this purchase.

Very easy to use, the only downside is that I took it out of the package, discarded the package and didn't go to load staples into it until some few days later - and the staple-loading method is NOT intuitive! And I'm pretty darn handy! I finally figured it out, and I'm certain the loading instructions are on the packaging I threw away, but be smarter than I am and KEEP them until you load it the first time. It really is a "reduced effort" stapler - I'm a student and keep it on my desk all the time, can staple one-handed without having to put it on the desk and lean on it.(UPDATE/TIP: BTW, I learned the hard way that this stapler requires DECENT staples. Thin (read "cheap") staples from the dollar/discount stores do NOT work in this stapler - apparently they are made of too thin a material for the little bar to push them forward, it goes OVER the staples instead. Buy some decent staples. I thought I was going to have to trash this thing in frustration when I couldn't get the cheapo staples to advance - then finally bought some good ones and it worked like a charm. Word to da' wise....

I have an older version of this stapler that I ordered in 2007. Apparently, "PaperPro" has undergone a brand change, but it is the same product. Actually, this version looks different from mine, because it is a newer (better?) model, but when I search my orders history, it takes me here. Anyway, I was just using it and reflecting on what a quality product it is--just ideal, really. Hard to find anything like that anymore (simple but quality coffee machines and such).Just stapled 30 pages with ease. I feel about this stapler the way Milton did in Office Space--take it away from me, and I'll burn this motha down :)

The case that holds the staples pops out every time I use the stapler for bulletin board application. I purchased this particular stapler for bulletin board applications based on a review so I'm not sure if I purchased a bad one or if the quality has declined.

Works great. Very little vibration/recoil. Smooth stapling.

As a retail pharmacist, this is one of the best I have used. Never got jammed!! Just eventually the spring got weak and the staple power fail. Light weight!

Doesn’t go through lots of paper, it is very flimsy to use. Wouldn’t recommend for anything over 20 pages to be stapled.

Just as described, works great

Très bien

Love this so much I ordered another one for our store, so easy to use and can handle a lot of paper!

I was expecting the main part (with the logo) to be metal, but it's plastic. It does work, but feels a bit cheap.Fortunately there IS a metal version, which is titled "model 1110" on Amazon.I will be returning this one, but if if I had to keep it, it wouldn't be so bad. It does seem to live up to all of the positive reviews. I like the additional staple storage on the bottom.