Fellowes Powershred LX22M
Same LX-series durability story in micro-cut, backed by its presence in Consumer Reports' current testing, though the detailed long-term verdicts were not retrievable from the evidence in front of me.
Consolidated from 8 cited sources across 7 outlets
Where the cited sources landed, as we read them
- 4 positive sources
- 1 mixed source
Pros & cons
- ✓ Appears in Consumer Reports' current five-best shredder testing
- ✓ Featured in Popular Mechanics' shredder spec guide
- ✓ LX-series build quality in a micro-cut machine
- ✓ In Consumer Reports' current test set, scored on security, speed, sheet capacity, convenience, and noise
- ✓ In CNN Underscored's tested roundup
- ✗ Visibly superseded within Fellowes' own line by the LX220
- ✗ Less multi-year field data than the Ci series
The sources behind this ranking
We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.
Evidence 3 articles and 5 video reviews
4 positive sources
This shredder promises a 100% jam-proof system that doesn't just reverse jams, but detects and powers through tough jobs automatically. That means less frustration and more time getting your shredding done smoothly. Designed for heavyduty use, the LX22M handles up to 20 sheets at once, speeding through staples, paper clips, credit cards, junk mail, and more. It's not just about volume.Watch M
If you're looking for a shredder that actually works the way it should, this might be the one. I've been through my share of shredders that either jam constantly or make a racket while running. Switching to the LX22M was a noticeable upgrade. It's whisper quiet, so no more distracting noise while you work.Watch M
The Fellowes LX22M offers a 100% jam-proof system that doesn't just reverse paper jams, it detects and powers through tough jobs automatically. That means less frustration and more time shredding without interruptions. This heavy-duty shredder handles up to 20 sheets at once, making quick work of everything from staples and paper clips to credit cards and junk mail.Watch T
It employs a micro cut mechanism, transforming documents into incredibly tiny 532 X12 particles. This isn't your average strip cut or even crosscut shredder. This machine offers level P4 protection, making it exceptionally difficult for anyone to reconstruct shredded information for anyone dealing with confidential paperwork, credit card statements, or personal data.Watch
3 stance not read sources
Frequently asked questions
It ranks #7 of 18 on our paper shredders tier list, in C tier. That placement draws on 8 cited sources across 7 outlets.
None of the 5 sources with a clear view is critical of it. Visibly superseded within Fellowes' own line by the LX220. Less multi-year field data than the Ci series.
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