Bielmeier Electric Staple Gun, 2 in 1 Lithium-ion Electric Stapler
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About Bielmeier Electric Staple Gun, 2 in 1 Lithium-ion Electric Stapler
Overall Feedback:
71% positive
67% appreciated the adjustable depth control, though 33% found it limited
I tried adjusting the angle and other things, but it did not work.
75% liked the long-lasting battery life, but 25% found it too short
The battery life is good and it's easy to operate with safety features.
I initially thought the product would be bad due to the internal battery and design, but I was mistaken.
Initially, the battery lost its charge quickly, but after reading the manual, I learned that it is expected and a sort of conditioning of the battery.
I shot one row of about 20 staples and the tool was dead.
75% praised the durable and low-maintenance design, though 25% experienced issues with wear and tear
The plastic that feeds and holds the staples in place is too weak for repetitive use. Both clips broke within a week.
The tensioner is made of metal, but the track it slides on is plastic, causing it to catch and not press up against the staple strip.
79% appreciated the easy loading and unloading
I find the stapler very lightweight and convenient to use with its cordless feature.
72% liked the quiet operation, though 28% found it excessively loud
The concept of our product is good, but the execution is poor.
I noticed that the power-brad-nailer did not function at all.
The power-brad-nailer did not function at all.
The stapler is not working properly as the left side got mashed while the right side penetrated.
76% found it to be a high-performance nailer
When stapling, this stapler is kind of turbo charged and buries the staples better than any household stapler I've used.
The power-brad-nailer charges by USB-C, allowing the staple to penetrate deeper and saving hand effort from pulling hard to depress the trigger.
