CSG01 Cordless Staple Gun DIY Electric Stapler Tacker Rechargeable USB Charger

Fantastic cordless auto staple gun. Excellent value! I reupholstered 3 valances and a large chair with it and it worked flawlessly. No jams and gives you a little click sound when you have it placed correctly. My only possible complaint is that the top is little curved instead of completely flat....so when trying to get into a 90 degree space, the top curve of the gun juts out and prevents the gun from getting close to the corner edge. You can see the curve only by looking at the last photo in their description (stapling a blue pastic frame). The Arrow cordless stapler does not appear to have this issue. It is flat on top, but it is not as compact as the Werktough and is almost twice the price.

I'm very happy with the power and performance of this staple gun. My only disappointment is that I have to hold it flat to the surface that I am stapling for it to work. I've just done some stapling at awkward angles in my ceiling and it was frustrating not to be able to staple in some spots where I couldn't quite achieve that.

I never knew how handy having one of these would be. I used to borrow my neighbor's manual staple gun which hurt my hand after awhile. This made everything so much easier. I've used it to apply chicken wire to my planter boxes, chicken coop and rabbit hutch to squirrel/raccon proof them and it was a breeze. Also the charge lasts quite awhile, I've only had to charge it once since I've gotten it.

Charged ok and worked great. But got to the point where it would only punch out an actual staple when trigger is pulled about 10 % of the time!!!

I ordered one of these, received it, neither I or a friend could get it to work, so I returned it. I thought it was just a dud, so ordered a second one, and still couldn't get it to work. I saw a few other people had issues, until they figured out how to load the staples, which is totally not the "normal" way to load manual staple guns. Instead of pulling out the staple slide, and putting the staples on top of the slide, and then pushing back into the gun, you must pull out the staple slide, and put the staples into the opening on the bottom of the gun that is now accessible, with the staples pointing downward. Then close the slide, and the gun will work. Then it's a great tool, and much easier to operate than manual staple gun for folks with arthritis in your hands.