Review on 4-In-1 Heavy Duty WISEUP Upholstery Staple Gun For Woodworking, Crafting & More - 4200 Staples Included! by Blake Clemons

Performs as well as the pro quality Bostitch and accepts more kinds of staples. The Wiseup will accept T50, but the Bostitch will not accept the Wiseup standard. Both accept each other's brads, but the Bostitch loads only on the right side pointing forward. The Wiseup can be loaded right side or left side, but not both, at the same time. I tried! And the Wiseup can be loaded with U-shaped small cable staples. The size range of staples are for the height, not the width.Picture shows both staplers ready to be loaded, handles in locked position, with the additional feature of the Wiseup easy jam clearance swung open.Picture shows both staplers ready for action. The Bostitch at maximum power adjustment and the Wiseup at the easy setting.Picture shows the results of stapling unto 1/4" hardboard. Not much difference, especially when considering that I had neglected to crank the Wiseup up to maximum power. Impressive to me that both staplers could drive a half inch brad with sufficient force to secure the hardboard to a plywood backing.The Bostitch is ten years old, probably better built and well proven, but if I could own only one stapler, I'd chose the Wiseup. Lucky me! I get to keep both. Indeed, my wife found the Bostitch at the side of the road. Did I want it? Ah. Yup. I ended up scrapping all my other cheap staplers shortly thereafter.It's nice to offer a five-star review with no reservations.