Arrow ET501C Cordless 5-In-1 Pro... vs Arrow T501 5-In-1 Manual Staple ...

Arrow cordless stapler is very comfortable to use. Makes it easy to staple insulation/plastic. I’m sure it would work great for sheetrock.

In a world that will make substandard devices to save a couple bucks on design and manufacturing, this device really impresses me. Zero misfeeds after launching about 700 3/8 staples for a screening project. Great bang for your buck.

This particular gun fascinates me because it gives you the option of working with different sizes in staples and special nail for this type of gun. Having the ability to do the braid nails comes in handy more often than you might expect. The ac and dc...  Read More

I build wildlife caging and spend days at a time stapling landscape cloth (1/2 galvanized mesh) to wooden frames. Works great for stapled hardware cloth to lumber. Includes safety features to prevent accidents.

Tried to use both staples and brads to tack to 1/4 inch particle board. I take good care of my tools so this was a big disappointment. Very misleading to suggest that the tool can use something, include a link to that “something”.

Two design 1. Loading is a pain because it doubles as a nail gun, meaning the dual-purpose track is fussy. Makes me wonder about amazon reviews once again. I've been burned by glowing reviews before.

A must have for a technician. Mounts and stakes prevent it from sliding around. Works excellently on paper works. Easy to operate and change the power setting. A must for a home diy'er.

Staple loading is easy thanks to the large feed tunnel/trough. Flat staples, round-topped ones, and then brad nails and pin nails. Handle is easy to pull and hasn’t misfired yet.

Comes with a belt clip and fires 5 different kinds of fasteners. This makes sense depending on the length of the fastener and the density of the material. The gun goes on my belt with absolute ease.

It jams every other 10 or times. Staples constantly jam. Not satisfied with product.