Swingline3 Hole Punch, 10 Sheet Capacity Three Hole Puncher 3 Ring, Adjustable 2-3 Hole Paper Punch, Black (74015)

Exactly as described. Works well. Easy to press and punch holes in paper. I think a max of 5-7 pages is all it can punch at once. Overall- recommend!

Nice and heavy duty. Works as promised.

I had a heavy duty 3 hole punch when I worked in an office. This is the same design, but not good for more than a half dozen sheets of paper. I found 3-5 worked best. It's just right for home use. I thought it was a bit pricey considering. But it's not like it'll break the bank or anything. I needed one and it works.

I mainly chose this puncher over the rest because of two features I liked – adjustable and not too bulky.It's ok for the price, nothing special about it except for the ability to punch either 2 or 3 holes. Good price point, but I would've paid a little more for a locking mechanism for storage and safety. The numbers and lines on the ruler could also be more visible (eg, white on black, etc).What I don't like about it is that the papers could get stuck under the punch heads especially if you feed only a few pieces. It forces me to bend down and look where I'm inserting and it's just a little counter intuitive.

I love that it has the tray to catch the holes! lol I didn’t realize but I punched 12 sheets instead of 10 and it worked perfectly. Compact enough to store in a drawer or on the desk. I would highly recommended this to anyone who doesn’t need to perforate large amounts of paper. I would like to mention I was also thrilled with the packaging since I have disabilities which restrict lifting large boxes. The stapler and hole punch came in a perfectly sized padded envelope which was easily opened and didn’t require an extra trash pickup!! THANK YOU!

It is solid. Great size for my home office and gets the job done. It is also adjustable for 2 holes if needed instead of the popular three

Sometimes paper can catch when being inserted but the cutting action is great. The plastic tray cover is the only part that doesn’t seem sturdy but it may be sufficient. This works great for the 14,682 pages an e-schooler needs to print and put in a physical binder for his classes for remote binder checks. (Kind teachers, who are so very appreciated, could we save you some grading effort and reams of paper with electronic binders in OneNote or something?)

I have purchased several of these now because they keep disappearing from my office due to children and grandchildren "borrowing" them. They work so well that for some reason they never seem to find their way home again. Excellent cutting and doesn't take a lot of pressure like some hole punches do.