Royal Powershred PX70MX 7 Sheet Cross Cut Paper Shredder

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Royal Powershred PX70MX 7 Sheet Cross Cut Paper Shredder

Shredder Details

Price (MSRP):	$57.36
Manufacturer:	Royal
Model:	PX70MX
Shredder Type:	Cross Cut
Sheets per Pass:	7
Speed:	100.00
Paper Entry Width:	9 inches
Auto Start/Stop:	Yes
Shred Size:	.156" x 1.625"
Motor Reverse:	Yes
Full Bag Indicator:	Yes

What Will it Shred?

Paper (It Better):	Yes
Staples:	Yes
Credit Cards:	Yes
Paper Clips:	Yes
CDs and DVDs:	Yes

Waste Basket

Attached:	Yes
Capacity:	4.22 Gallons

Royal PX70MX Shredder Description:

Royal Powershred PX70MX 7 Sheet Cross Cut Paper Shredde shreds 7 sheets in a single pass. Accepts credit cards & staples , Shreds CDs destroying all data, .156" x 1.625" shred cut size, Auto start/stop, High-tech, black gloss finish, Vertical-feed, space-saving design, Open throat safety guard, 9" paper entry slot, 4.22-gallon wastebasket, 1-year parts warranty

User reviews

Royal PX70MX Average User Ratings:

2.5 out of 10, based on 2 user reviews.

Overall rating:		2.5
Value:		1.5 (2)
Performance:		1.5 (2)
Style and Design:		4.5 (2)

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Overall rating:		1.7
Value:		1.0
Performance:		1.0
Style and Design:		3.0

Reviewed by tom
April 11, 2009
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this shredder is terrible. I have owned it for only 6 months now and it has not worked right since new. am going out and buy a fellows today

worked well for a short time

Overall rating:		3.3
Value:		2.0
Performance:		2.0
Style and Design:		6.0

Reviewed by Stephanie
August 28, 2008
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I bought this shredder a few months ago on clearance (I guess that should have been a warning). It did very well with up to 3 sheets (not the 7-8 sheets advertised), and did not have a problem with credit cards. However, about 2 months after purchasing it, the auto shut off stopped working, and the shredder ran the whole time the power was on. A couple of days ago, I was shredding a couple of those cards that you get in the mail with credit card offers and the machine just stopped working. I was able to get it started a couple of times by turning it off and on, but then it just quit. It also overheated very quickly - no more than 3 minutes of run time once the auto off stopped working.