AnySharp – GLOBAL – Hands Free Knife Sharpener - Easy to Use Sharpening Tool with PowerGrip Suction Base and 20-Degree Pre-set Angle - For All Knives: Chef’s, Serrated, and Hardened Steel - Silver

This sharpener works really well. So far I’m happy, best one I’ve ever had.

I need a new knife sharpener since mine was way out the door. I researched the top 8 and saw this one. I really did want to spend $30-$50 on a knife sharpener. I just needed something simple. When I received this item, I must of sharpen everything i had in my kitchen. Lol. From knives to scissors ✂️ lol. I was definitely impressed! This sharpener even suction cup to the counter. It's not big nor bulky. It's not tiny either. The design is perfect if ur looking for something that needs to do a fast,simple job. Directions are very easy and it's so compact u can just put it with your utensils! Great price! Would recommend!

Seems to work well compared to cooking knife sharpening wand I was using. Compact too.

Working great.

Great product, we even buy one to go when we visit airbnb.

Edit - After less than a year, this stopped working for me, unfortunately. Started off great, but even with pretty moderate use in a house that doesn't do much knife-sharpening, it didn't hold up for me, unfortunately.Original post 8 months ago - I got this little number a few days ago and sharpened over a dozen knives in the house in less than an hour. I had been holding off on replacing an older electric knife sharpener because I didn't want to spend fifty to a hundred bucks, but this little number is cheap, quick and put a great edge on all my blades. PLUS, it's super compact, so I can just toss it in the kitchen drawer.

I have a lot of experience with honing tools I own many asian waterstones, several DMT hones, and an expensive electric kitchen knife sharpener. I am proficient in using all of them but have always preferred my waterstones for kitchen knives because the electric sharpener would take off huge amounts of metal, shortening the life of the blade.I would like to note that I would not recommend that you use this with Japanese knives or any knife that has a 15 degree bevel. By my estimate the sharpener will set a good and even bevel somewhere in the 20-25 degree range.As the packaging says "easy light strokes," are the key, it is possible to take off large amounts of metal by applying too much pressure. A little pressure will go a long way. The sharpening material is extremely hard and easily scraps off metal, It feels like it will last a long time.I haven't tried to use it for damage removal like chips in an edge, but I imagine it could speed up that processes as well. So far, I have only used it to touch up some low quality kitchen knives. I am extremely impressed at its performance it easily set a bevel on my dull stainless steel knives in a few strokes and produced a satisfactory edge.I wouldn't say that the quality of the edge is as high as using a stone, but it does a fantastic job despite being a single girt pull through sharpener. It could also be useful for setting a quick bevel before finishing off on a high grit stone. If I had to guess i would say the edge is comparable to what you would get off of a 800-1000 grit bench stone.The product is pretty small and easily fits in the palm of your hand. It will suction to any flat surface so long as it isn't too porous, and the hold is quite strong.I got one for my mother because stones take quite a bit of practice to learn and take longer to use. This product is far better than I expected it to be! I might buy one for myself for those days when I am too lazy to use stones.

Excelkent product!