My husband snapped this while I was doing my old chef's knife before soup night. I was nervous I'd ruin the edge, but you just pull it through slow and let the little wheel do the work. Carrots go through like butter now. It plugs into my regular phone charger, which I didn't know until I read the instructions.

Sharpened the carving knife on the sideboard about two minutes before the turkey came out. Thin even slices for once instead of shredding the breast meat. My daughter asked where I bought it before dessert. Straight edge knives only, it won't do the serrated bread knife, but they tell you that up front.

Did every knife in my block in one afternoon. The onion in the picture was the test and I didn't cry once, which tells you something about how dull they were. It's smaller than I expected and lives in the drawer next to the stove. A little buzz while it runs, nothing loud.

My granddaughter came over to help me test it and we ended up sharpening half her apartment knives too. My hands aren't what they used to be and I never got the hang of a stone. This I can do. We were laughing because she kept slicing paper just to watch it fall.

Bought it because I'm from Bloomfield and remember the shop. Arrived well packed. Feels solid, the speckled finish is nicer in person than in the photos. Four knives done so far and every one cuts clean again.

I was skeptical about a gadget this small. Then I did my 20 year old chef's knife and sliced a tomato paper thin without squashing it. Plug it in, flip the red switch, a few slow pulls. That's the whole lesson. Glad there's a 90 day guarantee but I won't need it.

My husband snapped this while I was doing my old chef's knife before soup night. I was nervous I'd ruin the edge, but you just pull it through slow and let the little wheel do the work. Carrots go through like butter now. It plugs into my regular phone charger, which I didn't know until I read the instructions.

Sharpened the carving knife on the sideboard about two minutes before the turkey came out. Thin even slices for once instead of shredding the breast meat. My daughter asked where I bought it before dessert. Straight edge knives only, it won't do the serrated bread knife, but they tell you that up front.

Did every knife in my block in one afternoon. The onion in the picture was the test and I didn't cry once, which tells you something about how dull they were. It's smaller than I expected and lives in the drawer next to the stove. A little buzz while it runs, nothing loud.

My granddaughter came over to help me test it and we ended up sharpening half her apartment knives too. My hands aren't what they used to be and I never got the hang of a stone. This I can do. We were laughing because she kept slicing paper just to watch it fall.

Bought it because I'm from Bloomfield and remember the shop. Arrived well packed. Feels solid, the speckled finish is nicer in person than in the photos. Four knives done so far and every one cuts clean again.

I was skeptical about a gadget this small. Then I did my 20 year old chef's knife and sliced a tomato paper thin without squashing it. Plug it in, flip the red switch, a few slow pulls. That's the whole lesson. Glad there's a 90 day guarantee but I won't need it.

My husband snapped this while I was doing my old chef's knife before soup night. I was nervous I'd ruin the edge, but you just pull it through slow and let the little wheel do the work. Carrots go through like butter now. It plugs into my regular phone charger, which I didn't know until I read the instructions.

Sharpened the carving knife on the sideboard about two minutes before the turkey came out. Thin even slices for once instead of shredding the breast meat. My daughter asked where I bought it before dessert. Straight edge knives only, it won't do the serrated bread knife, but they tell you that up front.

Did every knife in my block in one afternoon. The onion in the picture was the test and I didn't cry once, which tells you something about how dull they were. It's smaller than I expected and lives in the drawer next to the stove. A little buzz while it runs, nothing loud.

My granddaughter came over to help me test it and we ended up sharpening half her apartment knives too. My hands aren't what they used to be and I never got the hang of a stone. This I can do. We were laughing because she kept slicing paper just to watch it fall.

Bought it because I'm from Bloomfield and remember the shop. Arrived well packed. Feels solid, the speckled finish is nicer in person than in the photos. Four knives done so far and every one cuts clean again.

I was skeptical about a gadget this small. Then I did my 20 year old chef's knife and sliced a tomato paper thin without squashing it. Plug it in, flip the red switch, a few slow pulls. That's the whole lesson. Glad there's a 90 day guarantee but I won't need it.

My husband snapped this while I was doing my old chef's knife before soup night. I was nervous I'd ruin the edge, but you just pull it through slow and let the little wheel do the work. Carrots go through like butter now. It plugs into my regular phone charger, which I didn't know until I read the instructions.

Sharpened the carving knife on the sideboard about two minutes before the turkey came out. Thin even slices for once instead of shredding the breast meat. My daughter asked where I bought it before dessert. Straight edge knives only, it won't do the serrated bread knife, but they tell you that up front.

Did every knife in my block in one afternoon. The onion in the picture was the test and I didn't cry once, which tells you something about how dull they were. It's smaller than I expected and lives in the drawer next to the stove. A little buzz while it runs, nothing loud.

My granddaughter came over to help me test it and we ended up sharpening half her apartment knives too. My hands aren't what they used to be and I never got the hang of a stone. This I can do. We were laughing because she kept slicing paper just to watch it fall.

Bought it because I'm from Bloomfield and remember the shop. Arrived well packed. Feels solid, the speckled finish is nicer in person than in the photos. Four knives done so far and every one cuts clean again.

I was skeptical about a gadget this small. Then I did my 20 year old chef's knife and sliced a tomato paper thin without squashing it. Plug it in, flip the red switch, a few slow pulls. That's the whole lesson. Glad there's a 90 day guarantee but I won't need it.