15-Sheet Micro-Cut

This shredded is awesome. We have 2 different auto feed shredders and both work great for different jobs. This shredder is worth every penny. The pieces are so small that security is not an issue. The speed is pretty decent and with automatic shutdown if the shredder gets too hot. This shredder is definitely heavy duty and weighs a lot. I’ve ran this shredder for a long period of time without overheating.

Very good shredder worth the cost. Cut up seven huge leaf bags of old files. The auto feed is very useful in not having to sit there feeding the machine with handfuls of paper. Took me two days of intense feeding the machine only because I don’t like letting staples go through the machine and there was a LOT. Had no stopping due to overheating only stopping because the hopper was full. Not the fastest shredder but the micro cut is so fine. I didn’t let the machine stop that much so it goes to how strong the motor is.

Totally awesome! I had 20 years of files in my attic with account numbers and personally identifiable information that I did not want to just discard. This looks like the cheapest shredder that shreds into a bag. My wife and daughter thought I was nuts, but in two weeks, in my spare time, I filled 25 eight gallon bags with tiny pieces of paper. It should go through staples, but I removed them all anyway to spare the cutters. Just place up to 200 sheets in the auto feeder and walk away! Then change bags when it signals the bag is full. After all that, it still runs like new. I just junked my old shredder that I will never use again. The only thing I did not like is my recycling center refused to take the paper-it had to go into landfill.

Does everything it states it will do. Best shredder I have ever owned. Fast, quiet, sturdy, holds a lot & love the wheels to pull it wherever.

I hate shredding. It's loud. It takes forever. And it requires constant attention. What a waste of time. When our old shredder gave up the ghost and I saw that it was possible to get shredders with automatic feed, my eyes lit up. But then they narrowed suspiciously. Because that sounds like the sort of thing that breaks easily. I looked at several models, and this is the one I settled on. It does a fantastic job of shredding. And the automatic feed works. I went through an eight-inch stack of paper in a few hours. That stack built up over the course of years because of how much we hate shredding at our house. It's been looming over us, growing slowly, a constant nagging reminder of unfinished projects. And now... it's just... gone. We are free! That's just about the strongest endorsement I can possibly give this shredder. Overall, the noise is quieter and lower pitched than the old shredder... not exactly pleasant, but much less grating. There is also a sensor to detect when the bin is full. Not realizing that the bin was full led to the death of the old shredder in the event now known as the Great Confetti Disaster of 2024. As far as drawbacks, there are only a couple. You can still feed pretty much anything manually, like a regular shredder. But the automatic feed is very fussy. You will auto-feed only 8.5 x 11 pages under a certain paper weight. Legal size paper? Nope. Thick paper? Nope. And it will occasionally fail to grab an oddly-creased page and just spin. So I don't recommend leaving it completely unattended. But it's not as loud as our old, much smaller shredder, so you put 200 pages in, close the top, pop in some earbuds, and go back to work listening for it to stop when done, or the sounds of spinning but not grinding if it can't get a page. That happened 2-3 times in what was probably around 2,000 pages. Maybe it'll break easily tomorrow, but it hasn't yet, and that was a trial by fire. The most significant drawback is the bin. The shredded bits are truly tiny. That's not the drawback. That's exactly what you want from a shredder. But the shredded bits have volume. Our shredding filled two 30-gallon trash bags completely. And the tiny bits are small and light enough to take flight in any breeze. Or no breeze. The bin has lots of hooked plastic bits on it that seem highly optimized to the task of destroying trash bags. Through which the teeny tiny shredded bits can and do easily escape. So don't try to put the bin inside a trash bag and empty it that way unless you need a flexible sieve. Just empty the bin with a vacuum cleaner handy, preferably with someone else to hold the bag open. The shredded bits seem like they would make decent insulation or possibly stuffing. However, they also seem like they would make excellent tinder, so don't empty this shredder near open flame. Shredding also seems to create some fine dust that tend to poof into the air when you remove the bin, so it's possible that you may inhale some of your shredded papers when you empty the bin. It smells like victory!

This is a solid shredder and does a great job. I read many reviews and viewed may products but I’m happy I got this for my office. Everything is confidential as it relates to my work so I needed a solid shredder and this one is the one. The size of shredded material is as big as our pinky nail. Easy to use. Very very heavy. Love it.

Best Shredder I have ever owned, very quite as well. Really like the feature where you can insert a large stack of papers to be shredded and just walk away.

excelnete producto a pezar de lo pequeño que es

muy buen equipo. me ha funcionado muy bien.

Very quiet while it churns away. I was impressed by its capacity yet it was so quiet, I had to check if it was actually shredding the paper!

Bought this to replace old shredder Very efficient and SO quiet. Money well spent!!