The best purchase I have ever made. The only thing I would like is for it to have a slightly larger gap because NYM, NYL type cables, etc. fit with difficulty in some cases and require quite a bit of force. For everything else, it is perfect.

I haven't used it enough, so I reserve judgment by giving four stars.
I am not a professional, but it gives me the impression of a sturdy tool.

As always, as an electrician, hand tools that are a guarantee for craftsmen and not Taliban are Stanley, Knipex, Wiha

Compared to another one I got that stuck me several times during the reset because it didn't always catch the wire correctly, this stripper doesn't stick and always grabs the wire

Cheap but not professional.
The stripping on 10 gauge wire sometimes works, sometimes damages it; the specifications, of course, say up to 6mm!
The operation of the press is satisfactory.
The truth is that I got my job done, amateur work for wires in 3 electrical panels.
For professionals, I think they should go for Knipex.

amazing tool, the best I have ever held in my hands, incredible build quality, it does exactly what you ask for without ever missing and with precision!!
get it with your eyes closed

I think it is the best value for money cable stripper. It works properly even on small diameter cables like alarm cables (0.22mm2).

The product is excellent for both amateur and professional use, it strips ethernet and power cables with great ease and without damaging the internal wires. I use it daily and it has been a lifesaver. Great value for money!

The tool is fantastic, I have had it for two years. It does its job perfectly and I have stripped hundreds, if not thousands, of cables, including high current cables of up to 20 amps. The only thing you need to know is how to properly adjust the tightening screw according to the cable diameter and the plastic casing it has. I highly recommend it. This is the second one I am getting, not because the first one broke, but simply because I need a second one.

Very good tool. I use it almost exclusively for mounting boards on flexible ones to install sinks. It saves me a lot of time, it has solved my hands.

I have been using it for about a year. It has not presented any problems.
As a tool, it is very useful as it strips the cables in a very fast time without damaging the copper.
It has the ability to adjust the length of the cable stripping. You can adjust the strength of the stripping.
It has a cutter and a press for terminals at the bottom.
Its cost is not particularly high and is highly recommended for anyone dealing with cables.

The use I make is stripping flat telephone cable. It does the job on the first try without getting tired. It strips RJ11 and RJ45 easily. If the RJ45 is foiled, it only removes the insulation without removing the foil, which I consider positive. So far, I haven't noticed it damaging the conductors from the cables. The only negative is that it leaves small parallel lines on the insulation of the RJ11 due to the pressure it applies to hold it.

A valuable tool, economical for the price range of 20-30 euros, if you respect and take care of it, it lasts. The quality is not excellent but definitely good to very good. For stripping, crimping, and as a helpful cutter, it is very good. It can be used for amateur to professional use (up to a certain limit, as it started to "lose" its effectiveness in the third adjustment), but not all jobs require precise instruments. Personally, I haven't used it for networks/UTP, but for electrical panels and electrical installations, it works flawlessly and makes the job easier.

Anyone who hasn't used such a wire stripper... is missing out!! In practice, it saves time. It strips 3 wires of 1.5 mm² simultaneously, at the same length!
With caution and familiarity, it works for both UTP and coaxial cables. I had 3 different wire strippers in my toolbox, and now only this one.
I highly recommend it without reservation.

And even if it cost 100€, I would buy it! I've had it for two days and I don't care how long it will last, I will buy it again. It strips 3x1.5 cables or network cables perfectly and effortlessly

I bought it from the video I saw and it seemed somewhat good to me, but it's not that great after all; with the same money you can get something better, as someone else said. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

I don't often go through the process of evaluating, but here I decided to do it. The tool is amazing, you can understand the quality from the moment you hold it in your hands, it does its job very well and overall it is worth the money it asks for. I had bought a similar one from a well-known supermarket chain for half the price a while ago, but it didn't do the job. For anyone thinking of getting a good wire stripper, don't even think about it, just buy this one and you won't be disappointed. It is also very useful for stripping wires in between.

Simply wonderful! It has made my daily life easier and I enjoy using it. It strips everything from a 3x1.5 power cable to UTP cables, and even though it has an adjustable screw for thickness, I have never had to adjust it!

Very good tool. One of those that you say they work on their own. It gets the job done quickly and effectively.

A truly enjoyable tool that saves you time. Essential for every professional electrician.

I have had it for about 3 days and so far I have been very satisfied!
+ It seems to have a very good construction for its price!

Very good tool and the only downside is that in the case of Num cable, it does not uniformly strip the insulation of the cable, but the intensity regulator

It is a tool that must exist, among the others. It strips even the smallest cables, behind the rj11! You adjust it with the wheel and it strips everything. The only negative is that it punctures them while tightening them because it is a little sharp, but with a little caution there is no problem.

I have destroyed automatic wire strippers triple the value of this one... which continues unstoppable... it requires caution in the intensity adjuster because it can scratch the insulation before stripping. I would prefer it to be slightly smaller in size