Narcissus Knife Sharpener. Professional 2 Stage Electric Knife Sharpener for Quick Sharpening & Polishing. with Scissors Sharpener and Metal Dust Collection Box. Stainless Steel. Silver

The sharpener is a little noise than I expected also the frame should be a square that way gave more support and less vibration or add something in the wall to eliminate or reduce the vibration and noise. The sharpener is working fine but I think if is gave more RPM or control them that way the customer customize accordingly to their needs. Need a better instruction for different items

Great sharpener. Proper instructions on manual for ease of use. Angle guide is well angled. Sharpening ability is great mostly because of the stones used. 3 options, crude/coarse, polish & knife sharpening. Grip is also great, has a gripping bottom. Also has dust/debris catcher. I'm very happy with it.

If you want razor sharp knives this is not the product for you. I suspect that most people have never had a truly sharp knife. That said, this sharpener will do a good job getting your knives in better shape. I found that after I sharpened a knife, a couple passes with a steel improved the edge.
Easy to use and stays put. Works very well on scissors but you have to figure it out for yourself.

Wonderful device. I love this sharpener. It has it quirks but it works extremely well. I have three pairs of scissors for sewing projects. After a few months of use and dropping them by accident they became a little hard to use. This sharpener took out the snags in the blade and sharpened the blades to where the scissors work like new. I have also begun work on my favorite kitchen knives. I would recommend this product but caution people that you must follow the instructions. Shortcuts and not reading the paperwork don't work with this device.

Just a couple of passes with the sharpener and my knifes are like new. I really have to be careful when washing dishes so that I don't cut myself now. (Angle the knifes and follow the directions and the sharpener workes great).

First used on kitchen knives. In 3 passes per slot, took a dull and slightly nicked carving knife to a literal razor's edge. All my cooking knives are now perfect.

The only issue I have is that the shape of the slot isn't conducive to pocket knives, camp knives, or any knife with a handle that is close to the blade. You cannot sharpen the inch or so that's closest to the handle.

It's rather noisy when you turn it on, but not too bad. The instructions are pretty clear that you have to slant the knife as you draw it through, but I found that the unit itself pushes it into a more upright position than what I intended. I passed the knife through only twice and I feel like it did get sharper. I didn't have a lot of time to play around with it, but I'm confident that once I get the hang of it, this will sharpen my knifes pretty good. I can see the imprint of the sharpener wheels on the blade, so it could be that I ran the knife a little too slowly through it. Like I said, it does take a learning curve to get this to the best possible sharpness. I've never used a sharpener like this, so my learning curve might be steeper than average. I have enough confidence in it to keep working at it. I took off a star simply because I think the instructions could have been a little more detailed. I would like to know if those markings I see on the blade are an indication that I'm not doing it right or not. How fast do you actually move the knife through? How many times does it take to make a significant difference? I was very disappointed in the knife set that I had ordered as they arrived extremely dull with a manual sharpener included. So my knives are in pretty serious need of sharpening. It helps with my confidence to have some idea of how many pass-throughs a dull knife would require to get sharp. The instructions are so full of foreign languages that the English instructions are just not detailed enough for me.

Just like a man, I didn't read the instructions first. I sharpened a knife, and it wasn't sharp, but after reading how to hold the knife and how many times to run it through. I am well pleased.

I found it rather hard to keep the knife at the angle it needs to be. Know my knives were dull but after 7-8 times drawing it through I thought it be good to go. But no. Really takes more time to sharpen it. Thought being electric would be faster. Can use the manual one I have for the same time it takes to sharpen it with this one. So very disappointed. Husband always sharpened my knives boy do I miss him and his skills.

I shop in about 59th so far works really well on medium to big knives . Also, works pretty decently on sharpening scissors . I was worried about the motor strength bought one around the same price from Walmart, but burnt out within the first month of using. But this one is going strong for three months now .

Overall, it does the job of sharpening knifes, but the results is ok, easier to use and better than some knife sharpening tools out there, but it's still can't do as good quality of sharpening as a manual sharpening stone can offer.
Plugging in a 5V2A power adapter, switch on the switch, motor rotate, and pull the knife to sharpen it.
It's nice that it's a 2 steps design which sharpen with the coarse first and then the fine one.
However, you can feel the suction cups can't hold the sharpener well on my smooth granite countertop, probably due to excessive vibration from the motor rotations.
Also, the vibration may also be caused by the imbalance of the sharpening stone inside, so, actually I feel slightly difference sharpening result from the "left" and the "right" side of the knife.
The compartment which collects the sharpening metaldust maybe too shallow, and don't know what's the purpose of a small sponge there.
It does sharpen knifes some what, it's electric, convenient to use, it can improve a lot for dull knives, but unable to bring them to the ultimate sharpness, the suction cups to hold the unit isn't impressive to hold the unit stable. It's good for general use and quick sharpening.