Bielmeier Electric Staple Gun, 2 in 1 Lithium-ion Electric Stapler, 4V Cordless Brad Nailer Kit with Staples Nails, USB Charger, Power Tacker for Upholstery, Material Repair, Carpentry, DIY

Bought this for small upholstery projects. Seems to charge quickly, charge lasts a long time, easy to open staple compartment even with my arthritic hands. Easy to use. Works as well as my heavy duty (and expensive) Milwaukee staple gun. Would buy again.

This nail gun has exceeded my expectations in every way. Its ease of use, solid performance, and the excellent customer service make it a top choice for any DIY beginner looking for a reliable and efficient finish nailer. I will absolutely go with Bielmeier the next time I need a hardware tool!

I always wait several months or several uses before reviewing. Built an 8x12 chicken run with this and had zero issues. Battery lasted a long time between charges. Kept multiple gauge wire fencing tacked down without a problem. Simple to use, light weight but durable. Not super loud - your neighbors won’t wonder who’s roofing down the street. Got the job done without a hiccup.

I needed a basic staple gun to run some wiring across my garage ceiling. After going to Home Depot and finding that even the cheapest electric staple guns were over $75, I thought I'd try one of Amazon. Given its size I wasn't expecting much, but this tool was easy to use and did the job well. I've only used it a few times since that project, but it is nice that the battery has held a charge in between uses.

Omg I love it I love it I love it! It was smaller than I thought, which ended up being a great thing! It was way more powerful than I thought. If I were a designer and could make my own staple gun. This is it. No cord, chargeable, more than I could have hoped for.

Worked straight out of the box for my entire project!!! Worked better than a brand name staple gun! I love the small compact size, made it easy to use with a bad wrist. Very powerful and the battery lasted for over an hour of use!!!

I opened the staple gun, charged it, read the instructions and used it for a full 2 hours today, before the battery was depleted. I have not used a power stapler before, and despite some difficulty figuring out how to load it, I found that it made reupholstering the first 5 (of my 10) dining chairs much easier than using a manual one. Here are my review and suggestions:The instructions are in VERY small print (I needed reading glasses, lots of light AND a hand magnifier!) Read them carefully while charging up the battery to its full capacity. (Instructions say it takes about 2 hours to charge and will last about two hours.) For me, the LED indicator light turned green in less than 1 hour, so it must have had some charge to start with. ALSO note, it “will take 4-5 full charge/use cycles before reaching OPTIMUM charge/run time.”The product is sturdy and powerful enough to push staples easily though my medium-weight upholstery fabric, into plywood. In some places the fabric was scrunched/ folded in 2-3 layers. (I was using 5/16 staples, but whatever length, you can ONLY use T50s.) The handle was a comfortable fit for my fairly large (for a woman) hands well. However they did get a workout.Even if I don’t use the staple gun again after this job, I believe it was worth the money. It has already saved me both time and effort over my smaller, manual stapler. I will update ater, if necessary.

I have own an electric stapler from some time ago and this certainly is an upgrade. The instructions ask the gun be charged before first and each use afterwards. Also, the manual suggests the stapler be charged after each use. I did so and filled the gun with the provided 9/16" T50 staples and found a spare piece of oak wood and gave it a try. I was pleasantly surprised that the staple went completely in, tight. I have not used it for a project but in testing it works as it should. The gun comes with an assortment of staples and some brads. It needs BN18 (9/16-5/8") brads for that function.The gun fits the hand well and the trigger pull is comfortable. It should not be tiring to use even for longer periods of time. The gun loads simply, move the slide back drop the staples/brads into the track and close the slide. More to follow as I use it for projects.