Fellowes Powershred 60Cs

I've had the device for a few weeks now and I'm very happy with it. It is mainly intended for regular light intensive use. If you want to shred a lot of paper, I would look at some more expensive models. The receiving tray is large enough to shred 75-100 sheets of paper. The paper is neatly shredded into pieces of 40 by 5 mm. The device feels sturdy and robust. The appearance is not wrong. Personally, I think it's a bit noisy while shredding, but I don't think other devices will be much quieter. I haven't had any problems with congestion yet. I shred up to 6-8 sheets of paper at a time and this passes easily through the machine. If you do more than 8 you'll still hear that the machine has more trouble with it and I don't think that will be beneficial for its longevity. You can use the machine continuously for up to 6 minutes. After that, the cool down mode will be automatically engaged to prevent the motor from overheating. When the paper tray is full, the machine will turn off automatically. This is a very nice feature that will prevent blockages. The lid of the bin can be easily removed and you will have no trouble emptying the bin. I see no reason to buy the accompanying plastic bags. For maintenance I use the HSM paper shredder oil. Lubricate it every time the tank is full. Note, the oil will drip through the blades.

Nice, sturdy and doesn't take up much space. One point: The ad states that it can handle 10 pages at a time. This is not right. At 5 he starts to struggle, and at 7 or 8 he has a lot of trouble. 10 does not fit. Luckily, we have someone here who enjoys shredding paper.

Very compact shredder with large collection container. When you shred old files, they dare to be damp and this shredder can hardly handle that.