AnySharp Classic Sharpener - Black

It sharpens very well and holds firmly to the surface. I always take it out of the drawer when I want to sharpen kitchen knives. All knives are as sharp as new after using it.

I'm not a knife expert. I bought the sharpener mainly for the kitchen. So far it sharpens well, although some knives could be sharper. Maybe I didn't do enough strokes. Overall, I recommend it.

I mainly use it in the kitchen and I'm pleased. The PowerGrip suction cup provides stability and safety on the counter. Sharpening is quick, and the outcome is visible right away – the knives are very sharp.

This is the first sharpener of this type I've tried, unfortunately I am not very satisfied. It's only suitable for kitchen knives, and for knives with a hardness above 55 or with handles protruding in front of the blade, not really. The design is so-so. Interestingly, even though the instructions say it's not suitable for carbon steel, it works best on those knives.

This is my second sharpener – one is in the kitchen, the other in the workshop. Thanks to the suction cup, the risk of injury is minimized. I recommend it to everyone who values efficient tools.

After realizing that you have to sharpen knives with an ordinary stone before each use because they dull quickly, I listened to a friend and bought this sharpener. The problems disappeared, and using it is very simple. I also watched online instructional videos, and now I'm a home knife sharpening specialist.

I’ve been using it for three years and it works great both in the kitchen and in the workshop. Reportedly it sharpens axes well too, though I prefer a diamond sharpener. Very durable – after three years there is no sign of wear, but even if it did, you can easily buy spare plates at a good price.

Quite a good sharpener, it shaves the steel a bit aggressively, but sharpens effectively. You can buy extra plates and then it works great. Holds the surface well, sharpens effectively, ideal for kitchen knives. I bought it for my wife; now she sharpens her own knives and I don't have to do it for her.

It sharpens very well and sticks to surfaces excellently—whenever I need it, I take it out of the drawer and attach it to the induction cooktop (it doesn't stick to a wooden countertop). I sharpened all my knives and only now see how dull they were. Even a slightly chipped kitchen knife now works like new. I don't know how it performs outside the home, but for the kitchen — it works great.

Good sharpener. The previous one from Fiskars lasted until the end, this one is a worthy successor. Great option when you need to quickly sharpen knives, and the strong suction cup is an additional plus.

I had doubts, but I'm very satisfied – a big plus is the speed of sharpening knives. You don't need to be a specialist to have sharp knives again. For now, it's hard for me to assess how long it will last, but after a moment the knives are almost like new.

Small sharpener, but that's a plus in this case – it doesn't take up much space in a drawer or backpack. It sharpened several knives, even those other sharpeners couldn't handle. Paper cutting test – perfect.

The sharpener itself is very good. Unfortunately, it bothers me a bit that it doesn't stick to the kitchen counter well and comes off after a few strokes. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

I have tested various sharpeners and this one is definitely the best. Big plus for interchangeable tungsten carbide blades available in the store.

I must admit, the sharpener works well, but it takes a lot of material off the knife. That’s why I also bought a cheap ceramic rod sharpener to smooth the blade. This combination meets my expectations for sharpness. AnySharp even deals very well with very dull knives, helping to remove chips and gaps.