PaperPro1116 - inPOWER+ 28 Premium Stapler with Built-in Staple Remover, 28 Sheets, Full-Strip, Blue/Silver

The only thing about the stapler that is a little frustrating is that when you open it up to Flat staple a wall, the staple holder slides out. Since this was a gift oh, I do not know if it does it but I've bought others previously like it and that's what happens. I have one that I did drop and it did break but I use it for the wall anyway so it works just fine - just now for papers anymore. It's still is the best stapler

It is a sturdy stapler and it is soooooo easy to use. Just the touch of one finger. I leave it on a shelf where it is conveniently placed. No need to move it, I just slip the papers to be stapled into the stapler with one hand and staple the material with one finger!!! Love it!!!

I just bought it and so far I really like it.

These are the best staplers I’ve ever used. Noisy though when everyone else is asleep.

Best stapler I have ever used. Can staple with just the touch of a finger thru around 20+ pages.

This Paper Pro Prodigy Stapler is identical to one we have in the office already and they are really top-of-the-line!

I love my stapler, it has made my messy paper work all in one

I never thought I would be in love with a stapler, but I am. She is reliable and consistent. Now if I could find a woman like that...

If you think that this is too much to pay for a stapler then you're wrong. In my line of work I use many staples, on average each day we're talking about 50 times I use it. Have had this bad boy for 3 months now. It has never misfired. Never. Normal staplers you're mucking about with skew and jammed up staples. And the thing they talk about in the advertising is true, it is literally possible to staple with only one finger. I've even done it with my pinkie and it works. The only downside is I think I have alienated my co-workers with my constant chat about how much I love my stapler. I mean, isn't life meant to be about enjoying the little things?tldr: best stapler ever

Received this stapler this morning and quickly removed it from its packaging to try it. The machine came with a supply of 1260 Premium PaperPro 26/6 (quarter-inch) staples, and I loaded the stapler up with a set. I grabbed the first thing to hand that had several 80gsm pages, set the stapler down on its stand on the table in front of me, put the wad of paper between the stapler's 'teeth' and pressed down on the top with only my index finger. There was the tiniest of clicks and it was all over. Remarkable. Easily the most responsive stapler I have ever used (and I have used many in my time). A count up afterwards of what I'd just seen this stapler drive a staple through revealed there were 33 pages! And the staple folded down on the other side, just in case anyone was wondering. This is now my latest favourite toy!This stapler may cost quite a bit more than your average stapler, but that is because it is NOT an average stapler. I am glad I invested in one of these, even though I daren't tell my missus exactly what I paid for it. If you want to treat yourself for your birthday, and you are looking around for a new stapler (or not), this is the way to go.Recommended.

It is one of the most over priced, worst staplers I wasted money on. It constantly jams or doesn't even staple. You can press it several times and it doesn't staple. You end up having to ope it as though its empty, but it isn't. Such a waste of money.

I'd randomly accumulated several typical hand held office type staplers over a good few years and got used to their slightly erratic performance - especially when faced with more than a handful of pages,even though they were meant to be able to cope. But recently I was motivated, by being surrounded by failed/bent staples, to buy a new stapler and went for the PaperPro which had good reviews. I'm glad I did as it exceeded my expectations and has just effortlessly stapled several 25 page documents. Well worth the price.

As much as one can, I love this stapler.It has a very light action, minimal force is required to operate the stapler. I think because of that, I have no problems with bent staples - I think that the lack of excessive force means the alignment of the stapler and guide is always good.It is made from a mixture of plastic and metal, and gives a strong impression of quality. It is reasonably heavy - so it is stable and does not slide around or wobble as you use it. It is to be used in place sitting on a desk surface - not ideally suited, for example, to holding in one hand in the air, and doing your stapling.I have found the supplied staples excellent.I have just spent a couple of weeks writing technical reports (I am a self-employed engineer-consultant) and preparing my personal tax return and company accounts. So far it has not failed to stable a bunch of papers even once.It requires only a light touch to operate, and yet it shows a powerful stapling force.I actually now have three of these, one in red, one in blue and one in black (for use in different locations where I work mostly).