The tool is worthy for the job it offers with the staples and the nails,,, for me the best there is,,, as long as the wood is soft, and not some African hard wood!! In no time I made the screens for the windows (mosquito nets the frames) and it's light in the hand!!!

I was constantly buying decent (e.g., Stanley) hand nailers. For the first time, I bought an electric one. It comfortably nailed about 1500 16-gauge nails with great ease. One of the best inspirations I've had. There may certainly be better electric nailers, but I was just thrilled with the ease with which I finished a job that used to take me much longer.

Sometimes it breaks the connectors a little more often than it should, but overall it is very good and relatively strong

Quite a powerful machine, lightweight in the hand, it doesn't tire at all, comfortable handling and very easy to use! I recommend it.

It is really very good. It is worth the money and more!!! It has good power, it can even nail in hard woods!!!

I put staples on chair upholstery. Obviously, it is for amateur use (it does not have the strength of a professional one) but for their cost, they are decent.

It looks good and sturdy in some areas and fake in others. The downside is that it doesn't have much power and often leaves nails halfway out, which is frustrating for the job I need it for

I received it from the store the other day, plugged it in, and the stapler didn't work. I sent it to the service center and it was immediately replaced... pretty good for the money I paid

Very good at first glance, I bought six comfortable chairs and the quality seems average depending on the money you spend