Leitz IQ Small Office Auto+ 50 Paper Shredder P4

This is my fourth paper shredder that I have purchased. So I can say that I have quite a bit of experience with chippers. After first purchasing three HOME models, I have now opted for a HOME-OFFICE model. I have shredded about half a cubic meter with it in about 10 days. This is the best I've had so far. What is particularly striking is its noise level; While other (cheaper) versions match the sound of a concrete mixer, you can compare this to a bubbling kettle. It has a beautiful design, is user-friendly, does not stutter (even during heavier work), and progresses surprisingly well in the AUTO function. Price/quality, this is a top article. I cannot agree with the criticism of other reviewers; others apparently have a problem because the chipper lumps its chips together. ( ? ) Yeah so ... ? Don't other shredders do that? If you have experience with shredders, you know that they all do that. They are all built the same way. Some people apparently also have a problem with the fact that the collection bin would be full quickly (???). I would like to point out that there is a viewing window on the collection bin. Using your device in a user-friendly manner, shaking it up and emptying the container on time, works wonders. After all, this is a paper shredder into which you insert sheets of paper, and not a shredder into which you push half a tree.

You can shred several papers at the same time

It is a paper shredder and it does that well, the noise level is not too bad and I think I actually shredded about 1500 sheets without a break. Shredding a stack also works fine, but the disadvantage is that the paper remains fall into one place in the waste drawer, which makes the device quickly think that the drawer is full. With 50 sheets, you must empty or shake the paper tray at least once. There is also quite a lot of paper left behind in the shredder when you remove the paper tray, see also the photo, and that is quite annoying. Furthermore, it would be nice if there were feet or rubbers under the device to prevent it from sliding. On a smooth surface, you can easily push the shredder back when you put the paper tray back in.