Rapesco Luna Half Strip Front Loading Stapler (Blue)

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I work with a lot of paperwork and needed a good stapler I purchased this one and it is very cheaply made it definitely does not staple anymore than about 10 sheets and that's with a good amount of force. I ended up returning this one.

I'm a teacher at a school, and I would say I staple hundreds of times a week. I've used a range of different staplers and sizes. When you staple that many times, the one thing you don't want to be doing is having to apply too much force. These staplers were advertised as being more efficient in power transfer and I have to say I agree. Going from older Rapesco staplers to these more compact ones, the difference was noticeable. I definitely felt I needed less force to staple, even through a thicker set of sheets of paper. You will certainly find staplers for less money on Amazon, and you'll also find better staplers for far more money. But I would say that these represent very good value for money. The only thing I would say, though, is that if, like me, you staple THAT MUCH, you're better off going for a quality electric stapler in the long run. Stapling thousands of times a month is certainly not doing you any favours. But if you can't extend to that kind of budget, you can't go far wrong with this one.

I am quite disappointed with this stapler as I was expecting it to staple at least 35 pages. Unfortunately today I was stapling just over 30 pages and couldn't do it. It is wrongly advertised. The most is 30 pages to staple.

Not too bad, feels chunky and relatively sturdy - haven't pushed it to it's limit with an intense wad of paper but it's able to staple through several sheets with a breeze. Build quality could've been a little bit better; there's a staple loading catch release at the back (which ejects the staple tray out - kinda' cool), the catch release works fine - the plastic button housing it however came off soon as I pressed it for the first time - not exactly a problem as you can snap it back on with relative ease and it can operate without it - but definitely a minor con.