Coruscant Electric Stapler, Heavy Duty Desktop Stapler, Includes 2000 Staples and 1 Staple Remover, No-Jam Automatic AC or Battery Powered, 25 Sheet, Professional for Office Home School Use

Good quality. Use in office.

Value for money:High Quality

Easy to use electric stapler for home office use. Very little noise. Not much staple capacity. Quality built.

I have to get a new electric staple each year so I've tried several brands. I'm happy with this stapler but it isn't my favorite. Sometimes the staples jams. I haven't stapled more than 5 sheets at a time & it worked fine.

This device is so cheap. It stopped workimg after 4 months. Although I didn't even use on daily bases. Electric power is there, but staple tray won't sit in place. It got defective after having 1 staple pin jam.

This stapler has proved to be much more effective then the regular desk stapler. I am using it to staple booklets that are 17 pages thick and it works very well

I'm revising my original review (below).I was annoyed that it couldn't manage the promised 25 pages. Then I tried replacing the provided staples, and voila! Now I can get as many as 30 pages. The staples I'm using now aren't anything fancy, just regular supermarket ones, so there must be something wrong with the ones that ship with the stapler. I'm not worried about that, as staples are cheap. I'm just glad to have a functioning stapler.What I really like about this one is that it's compact and easy to manage. Many of the alternatives are big and bulky (which you might prefer if it's just sitting on your desk and your priority is to not have to reload it so often). I'm very happy with this little guy.---------This works fine, so long as you never intend to staple more than 12 pages. Beyond that, it won't fold the end of the staple over properly and leaves a piece of wire pointing out. It's one of the basic functions of a stapler that it folds this over so it's facing back into the paper and doesn't jab you, or catch on your clothes, or scratch your desk. The photo was taken with standard 20 lb copy paper. (My cheapo CNASA stapler was great, but I broke it and can't get it now.)

At the beginning - Makes large stapling jobs fairly easy. Battery and electric cord, so flexible. The glitch? The staples come in lengths longer than the unit can handle, so one breaks the strip - and when the unit comes to the place where the break happens, the staple gets caught in the lip - which means you have to open the unit, and pry out the errant staple, often having to tear part of the copy you're working on. For the price not a huge inconvenience, but it's still an inconvenience.NOW - several months later - suddenly instead of a nice tight staple, the staple doesn't completely fasten, and it jams MUCH more frequently. I can't go through a row of staples without anywhere from six to a dozen jams. I was enthusiastic when Ii first got the unit but now - yecch. Of course beyond the return date. But DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM