X-Acto Teacher Pro Electric Pencil Sharpener with SmartStop, Black (1675)

Short Description

  • Smart Stop feature indicates when pencil sharpening is complete
  • Motor shuts off automatically when sharpening is done
  • Multi-size pencil dial accommodates most pencils
  • Perfect for classrooms, your teacher will thank you!
  • Extra large shavings receptacle for less emptying

Listed Under: Sharpeners

$60.00 $39.89
(as of 09/09/2010 09:36 - info)
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Full Description

TeacherPro Electric Pencil Sharpener by X-Acto, built with the patented SmartStop feature. The SmartStop indicates when the pencil is sharpened. It eliminates over-sharpening and unnecessary noise. The perfect combination for a busy classroom environment. When the pencil is sharpened, the motor automatically shuts off and the blue LED illuminates to indicate the sharpening is complete. Also equipped with an extra large shavings receptacle and multi hole pencil dial. For over 75 years, artists and graphic designers have been turning to the precision and accuracy of X-ACTO cutting blades and knives. Today, X-ACTO brings this same expertise to a completely redesigned line of office and school supplies and tools. New and exciting designs of staplers, sharpeners and trimmers are all built with the precise performance of X-ACTO.


5 Reviews

  1. L. Bergman says:
    Posted August 28, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    I have a 6 and 8 year old daughter who are in first and third grade. This pencil sharpener seems to work great. It accomodates all sizes of pencils. The smart stop feature works well. It lets them know when to stop sharpening so that the points do not break in the machine. Highly recommend

  2. Allison Spradlin says:
    Posted August 5, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    This sharpener worked great for about a year. NOW, it takes forever to sharpen and makes a HORRENDOUS noise. I had a previous model that was great for 4 years until a student put a crayon in it. The new version is horrible. I had an electrician check it out for me to see if the noise could be fixed. All plastic parts inside and the teeth on the wheels have broken off.

    DON’T BUY if you think it will last a while.

  3. J. Hart says:
    Posted June 10, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    I received this product this morning from Restockit. The box had obviously been opened before and had a sticker marked “returns,” indicating that it had previously been opened and returned. When I tried it out, it would half heartedly chug and then the little blue light would indicate that it was done, but pulling out the pencil revealed no sharpening had taken place. I tried several different angles but this product clearly didn’t work.

    I assume this was merely defective and that a non-defective product would work well. But I am both mystified and angry that Restockit would send me a clearly defective item that had been returned to them. Now I have to waste my time returning this and getting refunded.

    Another complaint: this sharpener was about 3 times larger than I expected.

  4. M. Pothoven says:
    Posted April 14, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    I have suffered for years with the drudgery of using the cheaper x-acto model that Staples sells. I am so happy to finally have a sharpener that works! It’s amazing what a difference there is between the two, and who needs the aggravation of broken pencil leads, dull points, and fussy kids? These days, one less unnecessary stress is much appreciated.

  5. Cooper says:
    Posted April 1, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    This is a great product. I love it. This sharpened pencils perfectly–even when my third graders sharpened them. Until that fateful day in January…. A student shoved a pencil in eraser first…. (So it was perfect from August to January.) That day in January I took it home and finally was able to remove a giant eraser-tip, but the sharpener wobbled and wasn’t perfect anymore. Sometimes it worked and sometimes it failed. Now that it’s April, it can handle one pencil before it dies–and it better be a Ticonderoga pencil or it won’t work at all. (There is a warranty, but I’m sure misuse nullifies the warranty.)

    I will be replacing it, as my students spend all day sharpening their pencils on hand-cranks that don’t really work right. I will just sharpen 30 pencils each morning, which would take less than five minutes with this sharpener in peak condition.

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