IMLIKE 10-Hole Binding Machine for Planners - Metal Manual Binding System with 10 Multi-Color 30-Hole Loose Leaf Binding Spines - Punches 26 Holes on B5, 30 Holes on A4, 20 Holes on A5 Paper - Black

This worked great and exactly as described, size and all. Super easy to figure out and use. The cover that catches the hole punches is a little loose and doesn't quite snap shut, but still works well enough. It did it's job for a decent price. I've only used it twice so far, but I see no reason why it shouldn't last or stop working.

I made some personalized coloring books out of family photos, and I use this to bind them together! It worked great, super easy to use and great quality not too flimsy!! I highly recommend it!

I grabbed this binding machine to organize my planner pages, and it’s been a total game‑changer. The punches come out clean, the alignment is easy, and it makes everything look neat and professional without any fuss. I love that I can customize my planner exactly how I want it... add pages, remove pages, or bind new sections in minutes. If you’re into planning, journaling, or just keeping life a little less chaotic, this little machine earns its spot on the desk.

I have used the puncher to punch 200 pages of documents. Here are what I think about it. - It is not good for profession purposes. There are marked lines to align the paper for the first punch. But it is not easy to align the paper perfectly. If the paper is off a little on the first punch, the following punches will be further off. - The printing paper commonly used in the U.S. is letter size, not A4. With the letter size paper, you will get at most 29 holes, not 30 holes. The 29th hole is very close to the edge of the paper and does not look nice. If you intend to use those Japanese 30-hole A4 binders, which was my original intention, the punched letter size paper fits, but does not look perfect. Or you can print on A4 paper instead. Yet another way is to punch only 28 holes in the letter size paper. That looks nicer. I then use the included binding spines, which can be cut to fit 28 holes. - The included binding spines are not very smooth but still usable.

So easy to use. It’s small and compact which is nice for a small space. Hoping it’s easy to reorder the coil rings

Smaller than I thought it would be. Can only punch two pages at a time. The ruler lines for the paper size is hard to see cause it blends in with the plastic, so it made it hard to line it up. Great for small projects.

Very easy to use! Handy guide for lining up when you need to make multiple hole rows. Great value. Punches through 10 papers or 2 plastic covers; pretty sturdy!

Received item quickly and was happy with the quality of the product. I had been wanting to order this product to help assist me in a few projects around the office. The product was easy to use and well built. I would recommend this item if needing to make a few spiral note books.

It does the work and is easy to use. I was perforing 6 sheets at a time without any problem.

Solide et efficace après quelques essais, on fini par savoir où placer le papier.

Works great and easily punches through 10 mil laminated sheets. I love the convenient lid that collects the paper waste - very practical. The machine makes round holes, which is exactly what I needed. I only wish it had more punching holes, at least enough to cover the full width of a letter-size sheet. Overall, I’m still very satisfied with the purchase!

Excellent product. It is not meant for office, it is for small home jobs, like small brochures or photo books (that's what I use it for). And for these small jobs it is great. And very easy to use.

Worked great for a while and then the guides that limit how far the paper goes into the punch suddenly got so low that the paper would go in too far and misalign where the holes punched each time. That and the third punch suddenly stopped going all the way through the paper... in fact,a few of the other punches also looked like they were going through the paper less and less