Review on Sigel SA163 Hole Puncher Eyestyle by Carrie Spencer

(1) The top of the paper doesn't slide very deep into the device, so the perforated holes are also a bit closer to the top of the sheet than usual (2) The holes are too close together, so it could be that you tear the paper a bit by putting it in a zip-lock binder, and (3) the paper doesn't slide decisively into the guide, so you have to take a few extra seconds to make sure it's right there sits before you hit it. But it's very compact with an attractive, slim design. It doesn't take up much space at all and doesn't irritate your eyes like a regular hole punch. You might even be able to adjust it perfectly and punch holes like you would with a stapler. For the space I have it (on a counter full of electronic lab equipment) and the number of sides we need to punch (only 1 or 2 at a time) it does a great job.