📄 Ziszor! 33050: The Ultimate Portable Handheld Paper Shredder Review

Come on, that thing costs eight euros - what are people waiting for? This is ideal for those who only have a few important documents or bills to shred rather than a huge amount of legal paperwork. Also a tip: you should always fold the 8x11 letter vertically for maximum results; Shredding a letter folded in three as it comes out of the envelope will NOT deface your information as the entire word string remains intact.

Works very well for the first day. I was seconds from returning it because I opened the battery pack and acid spurted out. Luckily they didn't explode everywhere. I used my own batteries and tried anyway. It doesn't replace a large paper shredder, but it's good for receipts that pile up on my desk and small pieces of paper. It is also not heavy and uncomfortable in the hand. It's easy to hold in one hand and shred my papers. Those are all good things. The bad thing is that the paper almost…

We don't have many things to destroy, so this portable device is perfect for us. I love that it runs on battery instead of an outlet because I can toss it in a drawer, take it to my computer, or keep it on a closet shelf next to a trash can. I'm just making a sheet of paper folded in three so you can see that shredding is out of the question. And the scraps are a little wide; They could technically be brought together in a humble spy operation in a roadside dumpster. For a select group of…

Doesn't work as well as I was hoping but an inexpensive and portable paper shredder meets my basic household needs. It jams easily when you load certain types of paper or more than it can handle. I put two or three sheets on thick, but then it jammed badly and I had to take it apart to fix it. The clog is easy to unclog yourself if you have the right size screwdriver. Also, the 4 AA batteries needed for use last longer than I expected. Just be 'kind', have patience (unfortunately) and have the…