HORMY Cordless Electric Scissors with Blade, 3.6V Super Scissors Rechargeable with Safety Lock, for Cardboard Cutting Fabric Paper Sewing, Yellow

I picked these because my hands were sore after cutting cardboard and paper with scissors. Instead of cramping up your hand, squeezing manual scissors over and over, all you have to do is press the trigger and guide it along. It cuts through thick corrugated cardboard, carpet scraps, and heavy leather without slowing down. Which makes it great for crafters and teachers. There is a standard USB charging cable, and it takes 1 -3 hours to charge. Depending on what you are cutting, the battery can last for up to three hours. It comes with two blades, which is great because I always forget to get a replacement, and a storage bag to keep everything organized in one place Some of the smaller features are surprisingly useful. I thought the tiny front light was just for show, but it makes it way easier to track your lines when the lighting in your workspace isn't great. You don't have to worry about the tool running away on you because the blade stops the moment you let go of the trigger, and you have to hit the thumb safety to start it up again. The handle has a good grip that stays comfortable even if your hands get a bit sweaty. The cons: Even though the thumb safety is a great feature, holding it and the power trigger down at the same time gets tiring on long projects and causes a different kind of hand cramp. Also, if you hit a staple or a thick spot, the motor jams right away, and you have to start over. Changing the blades is hard; the mechanism is stiff, making it a struggle to line up. The guard around the blade is too thick for delicate, thin fabrics like silk. It bunches up the material instead of cutting a clean line. It's good for cutting long straight runs and heavy materials, and it saves time, effort, and pain.