It was cheap and looked nice but hasn't worked nearly as well as the older, cruder model it replaced

We purchased this on lightening deal and it was a fantastic value.

I highly recommend this stapler if you are looking for a good value stapler for your desk.

It,s a stapler I needed one this was a great value price.

In the under $10 range, I still prefer a full-sized stapler so to my mind the Eco is a pretty good value.

This one is light weight, capable and the material being anti microbial is a plus in a household with many kids.

some might like the reduced weight; some might notI go back and forth on that myselfbut the price is nice

the stapler is very light weight easy to use/carry, very good price as well. will definitely buy more if needed

works great, very light weight and plasticy, well it is made of plastic, what else did i expect.

Light weight, easy to use / close, does what it's supposed to do, holds lots of staples.

Works great, the product came as advertised and is lightweight, but still has a good solid feel to it.

works as I expected, seems strong enough todo the job...arrived on time.

Works as advertised, is holding up under a heavy work load

It was cheap and looked nice but hasn't worked nearly as well as the older, cruder model it replaced

Works great, the product came as advertised and is lightweight, but still has a good solid feel to it.

People usually have a pretty intuitive feel for how many pages of paper can be stapled by this

It works good and if you're looking for value this is a great buy

perfect buy for at home or in the office, simple and cheaper than you would find at staples etc.

I can tell that it's cheaply made, with plastic replacing the metal on the "classic" Swingline staplers

Unfortunately I have used more expensive Swingline staplers only to have them jam constantly and misstaple important documents repeatedly, so I would look for a different brand altogether.

Would it kill Swingline, however, to throw a few staples in the box with it?

This isn't as sturdy as my Red Swingline Stapler that I use at the Office, but being cheaply made is sometimes a plus since it's less likely to get stolen.

Yes, I can tell that it's cheaply made, with plastic replacing the metal on the "classic" Swingline staplers

works as I expected, seems strong enough todo the job...arrived on time.

This has to be the poorest quality stapler I have ever saw in my life

very poor quality tried 3 different boxes of staples, one time in 10 it works properly

It was cheap and looked nice but hasn't worked nearly as well as the older, cruder model it replaced

NOT metal, pretty hard to staple after 6+ sheets, but an overall good quality.

When I attempt to use it, the staple at the front of the thing, the one that's supposed to be released and used to connect two papers, just gets STUCK.

The staples work every other staple or so (and I staple two pieces of regular paper together-nothing major here).

you can actually staple much more sheets if you use the super strong staples.

jammed very first and second time )after clearing first jam) using - was using Swingline standard staples on 6 page document

The staples - regardless of what kind I buy and try to use - just don't work in this thing.

but then when I touched it I realized that it was made of some sort of cheap plastic

Its made of hard plastic which seems to be pretty sturdy

Cheap plastic, but its a stapler, so what would you expect

works as I expected, seems strong enough todo the job...arrived on time.

It was cheap and looked nice but hasn't worked nearly as well as the older, cruder model it replaced