🔒 Efficient Fellowes 63Cb Jam Blocker: Premium 10-Sheet Cross-Cut Shredder for Junk Mail, Paper, and Credit Cards Review

I bought this for my husband I wanted a good paper shredder but this one is excellent. A little bigger than our old one, but also quieter. I love that you can just pull out the shredded paper and not have to take the whole thing apart to throw the paper away. Easy to use.

They had an earlier version of a similar pick (colleagues - same price range and same service) that lasted more than 7 years but this one is better as it cuts through scraps better faster and works does not heat up after 10 minutes. Easy handling, no assembly problems and good security features. recommend: supplier and product.

The shredder isn't a cross-cut machine, it's a mini in-line machine. It was delivered at a time when I was having health issues and we opened it after being able to return it. It was damaged on delivery - the frame was broken but after the repair the frame worked perfectly. I didn't want us to have any problems with that, but it turned out fine.

Powershred has great reviews online and seemed like an easy purchase. And the chopper arrived two days after I ordered it, so it was excellent. However, as soon as I opened the box and started collecting them, I started liking them less and less. The basket is bulky and uncomfortable. The detachable basket part doesn't connect to the body part, it just sits there. It also looked used and dusty and there was still paper in the blades. I assembled and tested it. I wasn't impressed. I took some…

We bought this shredder to replace the Fellowes shredder we previously had. The term "power shred" is probably a bit misleading. This machine could not destroy a credit card offer on what appeared to be plain paper, two pages folded into a standard letter in an envelope. According to my calculations, this corresponds to 8 pages. When this document was inserted into the device, the device hung. I also tried feeding her three sheets of paper and she jammed at first and then was able to advance…

The shopping cart has to be emptied after almost every page. All the paper collects in a pile and although the basket is almost empty, the indicator shows that it is full because the paper pile hits the sensor. So you open the basket and slide the paper in, and after a few sheets you do the same. It's so frustrating and makes each job take way longer than necessary. Then when you try to put the bin back in, it won't fit properly, so spend 5 minutes putting it in place to get the light out. This

My previous Fellowes shredder was well made and lasted 16 years before finally breaking. I ordered a 63cb as a spare but was disappointed on first use. Most of the time, the door open indicator (red) would come on, causing the shredder to stop. I had to constantly adjust the bin door to turn off the light, often in the middle of a shredding project. The bin door has multiple screw points that are used to mate with the bin frame. These screws attach to molded plastic brackets on the trash can…

The cut is excellent, but there was a problem. It is said to have a safety mechanism that will stop the cutting process if your fingers get too close to the food. I tried unsuccessfully to activate the mechanism. Then I called the company. They sent another car and asked to return the first one. I could not activate the safety shutdown of the second machine. When they called me back I told them it was fine because I couldn't even get my fingers deep enough into the tape to take a reasonable…

Overall I'd say it does the job; it grinds. Without getting into the details of shredder security levels, what that means, and how "safe" my junk email and other papers/documents should be, I was a little lost in the adequacy of its shredder capability. When I look in the filing basket, the paper looks different than when I put it in. She's definitely shredded. if he doesn't get stuck, he seems to feel too much when he thinks someone's finger is in the way and stops. It seems that the Jam…