Fellowes Powershred 9C 9-sheet Cross-Cut Personal Paper Shredder

I had a lot shredding and needed something that could handle the high demand. It works great but will need a cooling period when having a lot of shredding

I needed a small shredder to go under my desk to dispose of bills and statements from financial institutions and this does the trick. It is small enough to tuck under my desk without getting in the way. So easy to use!

Esthetic design with nice details like a large tinted transparent window to check fullness, rounded edges to prevent bruised shins, safety lock that's intuitive for adults but not kids, reverse feature for paper jams. Quickly, smoothly shreds 9 sheets of paper at a time (including their staples and paper clips), with cross cut size that gives great security. Will shred credit cards, but not CD/DVDs. Easy to set up and use, durable construction. Good capacity but small enough to fit under a desk.

I really needed this. I had bought so many that did not do the job but this one is different. I definitely would recommend this to anyone who has a lot of shredding today and I have a lot of shredding to do. This has lasted and lasted through tons of papers this evening I have not had to turn it off or have it go off because it overheated. I am so pleased with this everyone you have to get this one. It's worth the money.

This shredder is MUCH better than the two piles of crap I received from Bonsaii that they didn't back their warranty on. I could tell right away the fellows is better quality, more powerful, quieter %26 shreds what they claim it does effortlessly. I wish I would have bought the Fellows the first time !

this machine is pretty quiet. Only thing I wish was better. What's the capacity of the bin as I frequently have to empty it out after shredding things like mail and docs. Overall, hadn't had any issues with shredding things like I these credit cards, though. I have not tried to shred a metal credit card yet.

Excellent and easy to use. Instructions clear. Shredder cuts easily without effort. Would buy it again.

I owned a Fellowes for over 20 years, which never gave me a problem, however it finally came to a halt. Have since moved and replaced it with this one since space was limited but I am dissatisfied. First off this is being used in my home office. When shredding the bits of paper fly back up and make a mess all over. After I'm finished, I then need to sweep the floor and wipe the dust particles off the shredder and the floor.

I really thought this was an excellent shredder like so many other reviewers until I was disappointed when it stopped shredding. Mine stopped on the first day of use! I figured this was a bad sign so I returned it immediately. I went back to read deeper into the reviews and realized that the problem might have been the "simple fix" mechanical sensor that Fellowes suggested. Here are my recommendations to Fellowes based on their responses and the negative reviews: 1. Many customers, like myself, don't want to call Customer Service, either because we've had negative experiences with Customer Service from other companies or we just don't want to make phone calls. Provide other options. 2. Provide troubleshooting in the owner's manual. The information in the manual is sparse. If it's a simple fix, we can do it by ourselves. 3. Provide a link to troubleshooting, YouTube, etc. 4. If it's a simple fix, give some details in your responses to customers in their reviews. If you had done any of these, I would've probably utilized one of them and kept my Fellowes LX50-RS 9-Sheet Cross Cut Paper Personal Shredder and I'd be using it right now!

Paper jammed before I could even shred enough to fill the shredder. I was unable to get it cleared and had to return this item to Walmart. I was very disappointed as I had previously had a Fellowes shredder at home for 2 years that had worked well with minor paper jams that were easy to clear.