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Fellowes Powershred 53C (Particle cut)
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Fellowes Powershred 53C

Particle cut

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  • Scanmaticag

    6 years ago •
    purchased this product

    I call "him" Beisser. Gobbles up everything without a murmur

    A real powerhouse. The satisfying pleasure as if you were tearing a sheet, the thing takes over very well. I can't imagine my office without it. Only the volume, which someone in the comment before described as "quiet" is anything but quiet. But hey, ever quietly tore a leaf or hammered a nail into the wall or parked a 500hp car? So good is allowed to sound too. It's not loud, it's growling to itself. Good boy. 

    Pro

    • CD eater
    • Strong
  • knut-digitec

    7 years ago •
    purchased this product

    A very good device

    Very, very quiet compared to my previous Geha shredder!
    The cutting unit makes a robust impression; the shredder does its job without a murmur.
    I can't say anything about its durability yet.
    Very practical: The manufacturer     has dispensed with a separate container for shredded CDs / credit cards - this makes it easier to empty the collection container. 

    Pro

    • Very quiet
    • Do not subdivide containers unnecessarily
    • Large container for snippets

    Contra

    • Haven't found any yet
  • renato

    5 years ago •
    purchased this product

    So far, so good,,,

    Does what it's supposed to: Eats and eager paper. Good and safe system. Even looks halfway ok.

    Annoying, however, I find that the device gets trouble with more than 5 sheets - what you hear. Indicated are max. 10 sheets     per "Stappeli" - when I put in the's only often after a short time only the return gear. Maybe I just have a duck. 

    Pro

    • Quiet device
    • Can be stored well (in a corner)
    • Handy size
    • Attractive design for something called a shredder

    Contra

    • Power - Where it says 10 on it, 10 should go in.
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