Worx WX082L 4V ZipSnip Cordless Electric Scissors, fabric scissors, rotary cutter

I received this tool yesterday and put it on the charger overnight, knowing I had lots box cutting to do in the morning.The mission: Costco boxes, and plenty of them! We recently ordered several items online (including a foam mattress, along with a bed frame, and they were in giant boxes). As you might expect from Costco, the packaging was very sturdy. No problem, the Zipsnip made short work of them, so now the cardboard fits in the recycle dumpster.Now, if you have boxes to cut-up that exceed 1/4" in thickness, this tool probably won't be of use. The design limits the depth of material that the cutter can handle.Other than that limitation, it is a breeze to use and a whole lot safer and easier than a utility knife.

This product is a must for anyone who struggles breaking down the cardboard that accompanies receiving parcels by mail. For too long my poor aging mother had to pay someone to perform this task for her. She just didn't have the strength to do it with traditional box cutter. Now she's got the lot of them broken down and ready for the trash in a snap. Solid build quality and each charge lasts an adequate amount of time in between charges..

cuts most boxes, good along fold seams, even gets labels or taped, heavy duty double folded boxes (the type that hold produce) that are often used at my local club store not so good, the guide while protecting your fingers won't allow the blade to get to the box, some thick corners are an issue too.That said, beats a knife or scissors, fairly quiet, the pets don;t leave the area when its in use, and its easy to press the safety and pull the trigger with one hand while holding the box/cardboard in the otherIf the guide could be opened a little bit further, just to get a start on dbl thick or corners,it would be perfect, Even with that short coming it still a good unit, and I can get more in my recycle bin, and out of the garage.

I will be doing a cityscape art piece out of cardboard and heavy papers and found this. The day it arrived I needed to cut away several feet of dirty old landscaping material and this made the job fast and very easy. My husband saw it and said he too could use that tool. I told him to get his own. He never puts my tools back where they belong, which is why we own two of a lot of tools. The only thing that could make this better would be to offer it in pink so we know whose tool it is.

I’m a Milwaukee junky and have been patiently waiting for this tool to be marketed….Went ahead and got it. I like it. Makes pretty quick work of boxes. Charges quickly. Since it’s Christmas every day at my house this new cutter come in handy.

This was something I never knew existed until I saw a video of it. Works very well at cutting down my boxes. So glad I purchased this. Much easier than using the razor blade box cutters.

This thing is awesome. Our dining room was packed with cardboard boxes from moving, new furniture and buying stuff from Amazon. We were overwhelmed and throwing away a box or 2 every week wasn’t putting a big enough dent into the collection. We bought this electric cutter and within a couple of days we cut up all of the cardboard! Happy to see my dining room again! It’s Easy to use. Gets a little warm. The blade is sharp, but has chipped from just cardboard. Still gets the job done. Came with an extra blade and a carrying case which is very nice!

I've ordered and loved using two of these units in the past. Both of them had the lock-out switch up on top of the unit within very easy reach of the thumb. Operating those units was very easy and intuitive due to the logical placement of the two controls needed to turn them on and start cutting. However, when I ordered a third unit, I didn't notice that the start button on top had been moved down to the bottom-side, which requires you to stop, look for the switch, stretch your thumb awkwardly down to push the switch while your fingers grip the long second switch bar at the bottom of the unit in order to get the unit to turn on. Had I noticed this new feature, I never would have bought the unit. One other annoying thing is that the connector for the power is no longer a standard micro-USB, but instead it's something that is non-standard (with its own transformer "brick") which means I can't charge it like my existing rotary cutter using a simple cable with USB-A at one end and micro-USB at the other. Guess I'll try to return it and buy a similar unit from another manufacturer who's design is like what I'm used to. If I can't return it, perhaps I'll look into finding a way to force the side lock-out switch/button to stay permanently pressed in.