Arrow T25X Cable Staple Gun, Compatible with T25 Staples, for Wire, Fencing, Cable, New

Nice weight, threw it off the roof and hit sidewalk a little bit, scratched it...is all. worked great easy to squeeze.

I purchased T25X Arrow Heavy Duty Stapler to install low voltage wire to drywall for a garage door opener. It has grooved wire guides to place the staple over the wire perfect each time. I also purchased T25 Staples which are curved to surround the wire which results in a nice clean safe installation.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this as a replacement to my older staple gun and what an improvement. ease of loading staples is so much better and can clearly see when you are running low and need to reload. Handle is easy on the hand and does not cause fatigue in my hand. 1117 Highly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this stapler about a month ago to hang christmas lights. It worked so well and was easy to use. It did not take a lot of force to squeeze, and the guide made it easy to see where the staple was going. 1117

Replaced an old (30 yr) T25 that was all metal. The old unit started becoming too difficult to use in close spaces. It still works but takes both hands to use. Not sure if it is me or the old gun. This is much easier to use on a ladder or in a stud bay. This new T25X is fine for my use in the home. For the price it is a good value. 1117 review

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a small project to help a friend locate a landline phone near the recliner where her husband sits .. He is suffering from Parkinson's and does not move around easily. From the wall jack to where the recliner is, the walk path. I needed to route the wire along the wall base and around door frames. The Arrow T25 staple gun made it a lot easier. The gun has a firm but soft rubber grip and a satisfying and stable punch into the wall. I found it very relaxing and enjoyable to use. Actually, I am asking my friends to see who may need some low-voltage wire routed around their home

The trigger is way too hard to pull. I have small hands and you need to hold it almost to the end of the trigger to get the leverage needed to shoot the staple. This is my first T25 (rounded crown staple) gun. I like the finished fastener, as it doesn't put a lot of pressure on low voltage wires (holiday lights). I was looking for a wide-crown staple gun. Most are T50 and they are narrow. With narrow crown staples you have a higher probability of stapling through a wire. The wider guns are hard to find.

In order to actually get a staple in whatever you're stapling, you have to squeeze a bit harder than thought. You also need more pressure/force behind it to get the staples to actually penetrate sufficiently. While its lightness does bring a nice change, it's almost like you're doing all the work to make up for the missing heft.

Bad, even worse than the original t25 which was a jamming nightmare. With the open bottom design the jams are way easer to clear on this model but it'll constantly shoot double staple or no staples and even if you being as careful and attentive as humanly possible you will put staples through your wires. Stay away from arrow. They've been relying.on there name to make sales instead of putting out a quality product for way too long. Surebonder tacker is a vastly superior product that works every time and won't ruin your cables. Bender gradner is also a fantastic way to go but you have to use their proprietary staples. They're not expensive and a lot better than buying this thing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this to staple garage trip sensor wire. Opened package Loaded staples Press over wire *click* ... no staple checked to make sure loaded right, yes. Try again *click* ... no staple Gun click turned full clip of staples to pieces, hard to re-load, wasted whole clip.. WASTE OF MY TIME AND $$...