Bostitch Ergonomic Desktop Stapler, 20-Sheet Capacity, Black

As someone with carpal tunnel in their dominant hand I was excited to receive and review this Bostitch Ergonomic stapler from the Spark Reviewer Program. This stapler requires minimum force to operate. I have an office job that requires a lot of stapling during the day and have brought this stapler to work due to the one we purchase from an office supply company not being very carpal tunnel friendly. Thank you Bostitch for this ergonomic stapler!

This too is a great product that did what it promised. I stapled, ( I had an old stapler that I was planning to get rid of and so I already had plenty of regular staples on hand), 20 sheets of printer paper together and Lo and Behold! It worked! Just like it promised. Great choice, Walmart!

This thinking machine is great the staple machine is great. Because I always been looking for one I like to staple paper together that important because you need to stay with the paper that important and put them together. My daughter enjoy it because it flip up and you can staple paper on the wall which I don't think she should do. I will recommend this product to anybody who love it and looking for 2 look full to work

Ergonomic design, no slip grip, throat depth is more than sufficient in a busy business atmosphere, where multiple pages need stapled at once. When you need to sling several staples in a short time, this is the model you need to be looking at. Metal base is also a nice touch.

The Bostitch Ergonomic Desktop Stapler with 20-Sheet Capacity is very lightweight, and feel comfortable in your hands. I got this around the time I needed multiple pages stapled together and passed out for a safety meeting that I was conducting. And with all the paperwork that this item has been used for, I still have not came across any staple jams, Iike others that we have used in the past. It holds a little over 200 standard size staplers that are simple to load. The bottom has a solid metal build and a rubber flat foot with a hard plastic top. It also opens so I was able to use it for tacking up flyer on Bulletin boards and telephone poles when my neighbor cat was missing. it works good and looks great in my home office on my desk.

This is a very nice little stapler. It is easy to load, which is nice. I haven't actually tried to staple 20 sheets at once. However it does go through several sheets without any problems. It isn't that big either so it doesn't take up much room on your desktop.

I've been using a small hand-held stapler for most stapling tasks at home. I was in need of a bit more heavy duty stapler. This Bostitch is a good inbetween. It's lightweight enough to staple as a hand held stapler and also has a heavy enough base to keep it sturdy when stapling on a table. The rubber base is thick to prevent scratches on your desk or table and to keep the stapler from sliding around when your trying to staple paper. It holds the expected amount of staples and can easily staple multiple sheets of paper without jamming. Loading the staples into the stapler is simple enough as most staplers. The stapler can be opened up to use on a corkboard to hang sheets of paper. The design and style are sleek but not too overly fashioned. Little bumps add texture, sensory touch and grip to the push-down spot on the stapler. I have this stapler in our homework area. Everyone in the household has used it with ease including our preschooler. Because of the lightweight design it can fit nicely in a basket or drawer without adding to much weight. It also looks nice enough to sit on the desk without taking up too much space.

My old “swingline” stapler is pretty heavy. Makes a great paper weight. And boxy and requires a lot of pressure to get it to push a staple through a few sheets of 20 pound paper. And if you have to do 40 or 50 sets the hard, rectangular surface starts to cause discomfort in the palm. I understand why some folks opt for an electric stapler to avoid the issue. But that seemed just a bit ostentatious for a one person office and given the infrequent need for multiple multi-page documents. So this new Bostich Ergonomic Desktop Stapler is still nice heavy construction. Nothing feels cheap about it. But it does not cut into the palm after a few repetitions the way the old unit would. It has a good, comfortable feel on the palm. This units rounded edges and the palm shaped “nubbied” pressure point look and feel a bit like a computer mouse. Never really thought about ergonomic design for a stapler, but this one really does seem to cause less stress when pushing staples through several sheets a few dozen times a day. Anxious to try it on documents that use heavier paper, maybe 24 or 28 pound next.

This is a sturdy stapler with a nice, ergonomic design to make stapling a little more pleasant :) The base is heavy and it has rubber to make it stable and it can fully opens wide for stacking. It has a 20 sheets capacity (we tried and it's true!) and it even features a dual, rotating clinch for temporary or permanent stapling! There were no staples in the staplers so we had to get a set to be able to test it, it would be great to find it with a few staples to start right away!

this is a great desk stapler, it's easy to use, easy to hold and it has a rubber bottom so it doesn't slid around the desk, or it can hold on to your papers. you are able to hold a lot staples in this, just pull up the black top and place them inside. you can even use this stapler long ways, so you can open it and still staple, example if you are stapling something to a bulletin board you can do this vertically. I tried taking off the rubber bottom it does come off pretty easy, but there was no place to store staples in the bottom. this is a great stapler had no issues with jamming so far, just a great basic stapler