Bostitch inPOWER+28 Executive 3-in-1 Stapler: Perfect for Professional Stapling Needs

Bobalouie: I have bought many staplers in my life but wish I had seen this one 40 years ago. Staples easily and many pages flawlessly

Canada on Dec 03, 2023

vahe v: Fantastic product. You will never regret.

United States on Nov 08, 2023

JOSE FORTUNATO VARGAS CHAIREZ: Me gusta la efectividad para grapar es rápida para el uso cotidiano de oficina

Mexico on Dec 23, 2022

Mirna RamirezMirna Ramirez: Lo uso en la oficina de manera cotidiana, y el producto es eficiente y eficaz, además el material es cómodo y duradero

Mexico on Oct 25, 2022

Sarah Goorwah: Great stapler, no jams, it's metal so it's got some weight but the easy touch is great and easily does more than the stated capacity. The staples it comes with are on the bottom in the rubber part for those who couldn't find them, and loads effortlessly.

Canada on Oct 08, 2022

Joslll: This stapler is sturdy and reliable, but it doesn't work very well for me.
I bought it for pinning up flyers on message boards. The staple slot will be opened with the help of a spring, once you pull and straighten the stapler. In this case, every time I open up stapler the staple slot will be opened at the same time. I have to close the lid over the staple slot before I can use it. Sometimes, staples fell out once I straightened the stapler.

Canada on Jun 15, 2022

Desert Rose: I brought this stapler from home when I volunteer at my son's school, because every single stapler in the building is unequal to the task of tacking children's work to the bulletin board in the hallway. I would spend forever out there, feeling lame, surrounded by ruined staples, just trying to tack up their work in the hallway. Finally, I GOOGLED a stapler that could work on bulletin boards, and found this. It's like using a staple gun for bulletin boards. Works so easily. Soon, the other moms were borrowing it, and I just bought another one to give to my son's teacher.

I have seen a review that complained that it's too powerful to use on just a few sheets of paper. That one must have been defective, because I tack single sheets to the wall, as well as staple two sheets together, all the time just fine. It's never jammed, and I use it frequently.

This is the best stapler I've ever owned. Honestly, before I bought one, it would seem strange for anyone to wax poetic about a stapler. Times change when you've got an entire school of elementary students filing past you to lunch while you are STILL trying to tack up the &*(&*&(*& artwork, without using any...

United States on May 28, 2019

Colonel Mike: I have had this stapler for about a year, and it performs as a stapler should: it fastens 2 or more sheets of paper together and can be used for tacking.

Pros: it easily lives up to its 28-sheet capacity, and fires the staple into the stack like a bullet with just a light press of the handle. I have even stapled as many as 37 sheets, and the staple went through effortlessly, but I had to manually bend/flatten the prongs on the back of the document with a letter opener; not a bad thing, considering I was 9 sheets over the stated capacity! It could maybe fasten 40 sheets of standard copier paper, but the limiting factor is the length of the staples, not the power of the stapler. The PaperPro seems well made of plastic and metal; it takes standard staples and loads easily; and it operates with just a light press.

Cons: although one of the descriptive images on Amazon's website gives the impression that it can stand on its "nose" on the desktop, it absolutely can not. They way its designed, it simply won't stand on end. This was a real disappointment, as I had hoped to keep it on my desk, but it resides in my drawer due to its normal-sized footprint. I considered...

United States on Sep 05, 2017

Ro2xRo2x: I got this stapler after hearing my brother rave about his -- we were on a business trip in a new country and we were talking about his stapler, how could I not get one? -- and trying it myself when we got home. He has a plastic version, very light. I loved how easy on the hand it was to staple a decent amount of pages. So here I am, a graphic designer who rarely staples anything, reviewing my stapler, which happens to be, in theory, better than my brother's. I did staple 20 sheets together (not 25 yet) and it worked like a charm: didn't have to use both hands, didn't have to put all my weight on it... Actually, I did it with one finger, like I'm supposed to be able to and not once did it not work (I've had my fair share of practice already.) Be warned that the ends of the staple do stick out and can hurt you. I also started stapling some cardstock I had lying around (think the material of a paperback book cover) and was able to staple 13 pieces together.
I find that it's somewhat on the heavy side, but it's definitely a stapler to keep on a desk, and, I assume, in order to staple 25 pieces of paper together with the use of one finger, the weight is probably...

United States on Oct 15, 2015