Watris Veiyi 6 Hole Punch, Loose Leaf Paper Puncher for A4/A5/B5 Size, Portable Handheld Metal Circle Punch Paper Puncher, 5 Sheet Capacity, Pink

This is a handy little product! I was pleasantly surprised at how efficient and easy it was to use. It's easy for those one or two pages to add to my weekly data binders. :) Solid build and cute color choices.

Very easy to use once i looked up tutorial.

Great for smaller projects. But if you get into wanting to do more paper, go with something bigger

When I first got it I was sure that there was no way that it'd work because it was so much smaller than I thought it'd be. BUT it surprised me, it works like a charm. Make sure to get 9.5mm spiral binding though, cause I found out the hard way that not all spirals work for all spiral holes lol.

To it's credit technically you can whole punch any paper size, but I wanted something adjustable to punch both A4 and A5 sizes on a standard format. There is what I assume is a guide on the side, but I have no idea how it helps if that is the case.With this you have to guess where to place the puncher for uniform holes and will have extra holes. It is annoying if you are to trying to fill different notebooks/binders, even if you can force the job.Just not what I was looking for.

Don’t let the size and low cost deter you from purchasing this little gem. Also don’t give up if it seems confusing at first. I wanted to make a spiral bound planner out of regular size paper. After watching a few videos I was quickly able to line the holes up to make 30 holes for the spiral. This little machine handled 5 pages of 24 weight paper at a time as well as the laminated cover. I was initially shocked at the size of this and the lack of clear instructions. I actually put it away when I first got it thinking it was a waste of money. With about 15 minutes of research and trials when I got it back out I was able to get the holes punched perfectly to make the planner.

I have been using the kokuyo binder notebooks and binders lately, and it’s nice to have a puncher for other papers. It was easy to use and it works. I had to learn how to do the a5/b5 sizing and make sure the holes align. It was fast and you can do a few pages at a time. I think it could do the thinner scrapbook paper as well.

This holepunch can punctuate about 2-3 pages at a time. And requires moving along the paper and punching it a few times to get to the required number of holes (16 in our case) - it works, it has a guide that helps you do it, but it's just a little cumbersome. It may suit someone who needs it for light use (a few pages here and there) better than us who wanted to holepunch hundreds of sheets..We found it too awkward to use. We returned it and are still looking for a holepunch that can punch all the holes that we need at once.