Aurora 14-Sheet Crosscut Paper/CD and Credit Card Shredder with 5-Gallon Pullout Basket and 10-Minute Continuous Run Time Review

Well it works great and cuts paper very well. The wheels are good, the rubbish is easy to dispose of. BUT the power button is a BIG problem, it's hard to move and doesn't feel solid, I'm afraid it will break in the near future. Well if it breaks I know how to fix it. They need to design a better switch and I think after that it will be ok to change the bad design. As for the price, I think it should be around $50 compared to others. The bin isn't that big because you can't fill it all the way…

My local animal shelter needed shredded paper for puppy kennels and I have had tax papers and other items that I needed to get rid of for almost 10 years. That's why I bought this paper shredder. I destroyed 9 garbage bags in 4 days. This shredder is amazing, but I will say that after an hour of continuous use, the motor gets hot (duh). The noise level is what you would expect from any paper shredder, although my friend found it "so" annoying because I used it for 2 hours every night for 4…

For $108 (including tax) I bought an impressive 16 inch shredder. When I unpacked the printer due to its small size, I thought my purchase would be a disappointment. I was wrong. CDs and credit cards can slow down the shredder. The Aurora AU1415XA 14-sheet cross-cut shredder is a real workhorse. It cuts silicone and plastic into small pieces in seconds with medium noise. Very efficient. When shredding paper, keep it at 8 sheets for quick results. Never leave the grinder running for more than 10

This item is not small, so if you are short on space you might want to consider a size smaller. It has swivel wheels, which is a big plus when you need to hide it behind something and pull it out to use it. The machine is very straight forward, IN, BACK, FORWARD. The day after I received it, I tore up two large pieces of paper. Grocery bags with paper and it didn't overheat. I had probably 10 sheets at a time and he ripped them up with no problem. It slowed things down a bit, but the papers…