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

Originally bought this to cut up cardboard boxes from Amazon for recycling. 4 years later it’s still working great & is still being used for that as well as for cutting many other things. It recharges quickly and still uses the same blade but I am just now ordering replacement blades in case they are needed. My son just finished cutting up more boxes from Amazon, a box for a chair, bed, desk and many more & it still WORKX great. Would highly recommend. I haven’t encountered any situations where it would be unsafe to use.If it finally gives up I’ll let you know.

I love this tool. I charged her and was cutting boxes within 30 min. This tool will go through the thickest of boxes for example my bed frame boxes as well as effortlessly and without tears cut print roll paper I use at the bottom of my parrot cages. Let me put it this way its one of those tools that you dont know you cannot live without until you get it. To my ladies that are getting older, save your hands USE THIS TOOL YOUR WELCOME.

I really like these electric scissors. I’m having fun cutting down boxes and a few items that can be ripped by hand, but why should I ball up the paper bags when I can cut them up. The one thing I wish I could do with it is use it for opening boxes … I still needed a blade to cut through the shipping tape.

This is the best thing ever. We have a ton of boxes from moving. Some we were able to give away for others to reuse.. Some were just to big to reuse. This cutter did the job so quick for cutting the larger boxes down to a size we can put in our trash or down to a size they would pick up for recycle. Cutting up the boxes take so much less space then trying to fold them. It is definitely an great product. So far it has cut a LOT of boxes and still on the original blade and charge. Definitely very happy with this purchase as it did not disappoint.

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 item is worth every penny. I’ve been using it regularly for over seven months now. As a frequent Amazon shopper, it’s made a huge difference in the amount of trips that I need to do to bring all the cardboard to the recycle center. I can effortlessly cut boxes down small enough to fit into my recycle bin. I would highly recommend this item. I’m impressed with its reliability. .

I looked at several different models, watched videos and noticed some of the cutters were frequently returned. While this is on to upper end of the price range, the difference is price is worth it. Right out of the box I went to work on a bunch of Amazon boxes and clamshell packaging. It really made quick work of it. I used to use a box cutter on an old ply wood to cut down and that would leave little cardboard particles everywhere. This leaves no debris behind and it works really quickly, cutting thru even the thicker cardboard. I highly recommend this I only wish I had purchased it years ago.

I have the original model as well. I think it was ergonomically easier to operate because the switch was on top, right where your thumb is positioned. And the trigger button was on the bottom. The process was flawless. Squeeze rhe trigger then push the switch with your thumb. Squeeze the trigger then hit the switch, flawless.This one would take some getting used to. The swicth is on the side and it’s not really ergonomic. You have to hit the switch then squeeze the trigger. The old way was better.*Mines only came with ONE replacement blade, not two. When I tried to use Amazon to contact the seller (another simple process now thwarted), I cannot. I am directed to use a link directly for the WORX website. And navigating to the section was challenging. Turns out, they only operate M-F 9a-6p. There is no form or email address for you to request support.Maybe I should've just ordered new blades for the old model....