20V Cordless Brad Nailer Drive 5/8'' Nails, 2 in 1 Staple Gun Nail Gun Battery Powered, 2.0Ah Electric Stapler 3/8" Crown Include Battery and Charger, Ideal for Upholstery, Woodworking

I just have to first talk about the battery life!!! I've had several chargeable power tools for the house and this little guy holds a charge for weeks workout needing a recharge! I was shocked! Finished a wood project, needing some stapled panels (over 100 staples), finished that, then left it in the garage (where I work) for weeks. Needed to do some work for a client weeks later and I was nervous bc I took the tool without checking the gauge. I did bring the charger, but I was floored to see that I STILL had 4 bars, so no charger needed.With several other electric and even some air staplers, I'll occasionally get some overfill where too many staples came thru at one, jamming the machine. Definitely haven't had that issue even once with this guy. Now it's ONLY been 3 months, but it's been one of the BEST reliable tools in my house arsenal. (I have to differentiate between home and commercial tools. But to note, this told has replaced all my other staplers. I still have my brad nailers and air compressor, however.)

This is a great little cordless stapler. I am using it to staple pretty stiff outdoor carpeting to plywood and it's working perfectly. It even has a force adjustment to adjust how much force it pushes the staples with. The battery life seems to be great also. Very happy with this purchase so far. Only downside is I don't see a way to order a spare battery by itself in case this one goes bad or I want a second one to use while the other is charging, but that isn't a big deal since it lasts so long on one charge. Will be using it to put up insulation next.And I was not paid for this review. It's just an honest opinion.

This is a very good and well made product. The only reason why I did not give it 5 stars is that it takes only very short brad nails (just over 1/2 inch) that might be too short for some applications. For the price, it is nonetheless an excellent investment.I used the stapler to fasten tin ceiling tiles (actually, they are not ‘tin’ but steel…), to give that saloon look to a 200 sqft porch. The nails at the tile edges had to go through two layers of metal tiles and into a plywood panel. Even if the tiles are very thin, they are still made of hard metal and I was quite skeptical. But the stapler worked almost perfectly (driving 95 % of the nails cleanly through the metal sheets and into the plywood) and it would drive about 80-100 nails on one charge. 900 nails later, I can only express my satisfaction with this device!

Been using this to put up screening and it’s held up very well. Went through 3 loads of staples and still had plenty of stapling power on the battery. The belt clip is a handy option to go with my belt clip hanger. Plenty of staples and nails come with it but have not tried the nails. The force of the staples coming out can be adjusted by cranking the knob on top.Pros- lasts through at least 3 loads of staples with plenty of stapling power still remaining- adjustable stapling forceCons- haven’t encountered any yet

Purchased March 2023 died on March 2024 after very light use. It could be the battery that's dead but they're no longer sold on Amazon and I can't find them anywhere else. Stick to reliable name brands.

Good gift

I've only used it for 2 days. I had no idea that there was a cordless, battery-operated stapler/nailer until I needed to do a small job and didn't want to take my air compressor. So happy I found this little device. I needed to recover a small chair, and this was perfect. Light weight and easy to load and use. The only thing I wish is that I could use longer nails so I can attach thicker wood pieces. Otherwise, it's perfect for small, jobs.

Classic case of getting you get what you pay for. Might be suitable for crafts and upholstery on soft woods, but driving force is too weak to work with woods like maple. Even at maximum force setting and careful placement, 5/8” brads were still 1/16 above the surface; same with 3/8” staples. I was hoping this tool would help with finer work in confined spaces, but it’s a bit useless if I have to go back through with a hammer for every nail—especially where I couldn’t really use a hammer in the first place.