Royal MD100 Shredder Reviews

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With shredded paper you could (if you had enough time, a flat surface and unlimited patience) put the original document back together again. Not so with this shredder. For paper I've got a Royal 85X Confetti Cut paper shredder, also purchased from Amazon. It's great and the two of them take care of most of my shredding needs. from Amazon.com Once through, it was destroyed totally. For CDs and DVDs, I highly recommend this little unit. It's very powerful and Royal has good and fast tech support. I own another of their small shredders and found that to be so. from Amazon.com This reduces the chance of high energy debris. Do Not look into the slot while shredding. Because of the snug slot, feeding paper into the MD100 is not quick. If you want to shred less than 8 pages, but cannot leave your desk, you can use the MD100. from Amazon.com pros: shreds credit/debit cards, cd/dvd's, easy to use from Shopping.com my office is starting to look like oliver north's.... from Amazon.com I have a number of shredders and bought this one mainly for it's capacity to destroy CDs and DVDs. It does an excellent job of that. from Amazon.com Just found this same product on the CostCo website for $67.99 +Shpg!!! Save yourself the $30+ from Amazon.com The same is true of your backup media. Version control may be less obvious, but by dating my latest backups, and then shredding any older versions, I only have the "latest." There are good reasons to keep your older media - I'm just not going to debate them here. The point is that this is an excellent shredder. Look closely at the illustration and you'll see what I mean "desktop" - it's really compact. from Amazon.com Literally destroys cds, dvds and floppy disks. I was surprised when it chomped its way through the floppies, metal and all and left nothing but little pieces. As far as paper is concerned, I would use an other kind of shredder such as a confetti type as this one you have to fold the paper so it doesn't always shred in small enough pieces. If you have media to get rid of, there is no better little shredder than this. from Amazon.com Replaced an Excutive Cross Cut shredder that was operating for 3 yrs. CON: Pricey for a little item. from Amazon.com