Bostitch Office InPower Spring-Powered Desktop Stapler, 20 Sheet Capacity, One Finger Stapling, Includes 210 Staples, Jam Free, Opens for Tacking, Breast Cancer Awareness Pink

Bostitch bought out PaperPro and began putting out their version of the original PaperPro staplers but with not as good build quality. The originals were made of durable metal and rubber grip and felt POWERFUL - because they were. I could staple into some insanely hard surfaces with my old PaperPro. Sadly that stapler belonged to my old place of work and I could not take it with me.I needed to furnish my own stapler at my new job so I of course went looking for a PaperPro - which is when I learned the story of what became of them. Saving money was a big issue at the time so I didn't go buy an original PaperPro off eBay or anything and just bought this stapler here from Amazon.So why am I giving this stapler the full 5 stars?Because it's still WAY better than any regular stapler around. Other people at work needing a stapler who are in the know come ask to use MY stapler over all others. It really works that well. The funny thing is it is mostly being used to staple things into walls, including into plywood. This is where it's noticeably weaker than the old PaperPro - particularly because this stapler is mostly light plastic and doesn't have the same weight behind the staple. The reason it still works BETTER than regular staplers is because of where the force is coming from. Most standard desktop staplers have the force coming from you pressing directly down on the stapler. This stapler, in contrast, has some sort of spring setup inside that, with very little pressure, staples. So if you're stapling into a wooden surface (as I've oddly had to do a LOT at both jobs - and yes, with thin, easier-to-remove staples rather than big, industrial staples) you only have to make sure the stapler stays flush on the wall and the spring lever does the work for you.TL;DR - is incredibly smooth and powerful; will easily staple into wood.

This is one of the best staplers I have had. Looks pretty sitting on my desk and very easy to load shapes in and you don't have to push down hard to get a staple. Just a touch and you get your papers stapled.

Stapler is great! I thought it came with staples, but they were not in the box, so I had to buy some. But that was the only complaint. The stapler works great and is really cute! Love the pink.

Gets used everyday at work and functions with ease. Once the stack gets too thick though, it will struggle to fully staple, as you'd expect.

This is the best stapler I have ever owned. You can actually staple using ONE finger... crazy amazing! I actually did not believe it could staple so easily. My daughter teaches 2nd grade and wanted it for her classroom. I bought it, tested it for myself and couldn't believe the result. I was so impressed, I ordered another one for myself. No jams and I love the design and color. This stapler is definitely worth it... love it!

Works as it should. Fairly easy to load. It is loud when it staples but that’s not an issue for me. It didn’t come with any staples and the listing says it was supposed to include 210 staples.

Absolutely love this stapler. Lightweight and easy to works with.

These used to be great staplers. My old one recently broke. The spring that helps push the staples forward fell out. I'd used it for a year or so, so I replaced it. The replacement lasted less than month. The top part you push on to make it staple just flops now. It used to feel like a spring or some other mechanism would engage so there was some resistance when pushing. That resistance is what made it staple.When it worked, I liked that it used a full row of staples, had a spot to store a spare row, it can be used to hang paper on bulletin boards, and it doesn't need a lot of pressure to staple, so your hand doesn't start to hurt.I don't like that this one broke so quickly and there is no way to access parts inside to fix them without breaking it. It is too expensive to have it work for less than a month.