LIIGEMI Apple Slicer, 8-Slice Apple Slicer Corer,Easy to Use, Time-Saving, Stainless Steel Apple Corer, Sharp and Sturdy Apple Slicer and Corer

I really like this apple slicer because I have had many before. The handles broke off, but this is the first really good solid slicer I have had it's made of steel that is really tough and sharp. It goes right through the hardest of apples that I purchased as a test. Very happy with my purchase

I bought this 100% stainless steel apple slicer because I had problems with the ones that had plastic handles in the past breaking. I have been very pleased with this apple slicer I have been able to cut apples without any problems and it is very easy to clean too.

This apple cutter is by far the best I have had so far! pros: The metal is high quality and cuts the Apple and removes the core far easier than other devices I have had. cons: no matter what, you still do need to push down from an elevated center of gravity. what I mean is, when my kids want to use this. they stand in the stool at the dining table with the apple and cutting board at their waist (on the table), not at the counter (even I do slice from downward bend on counter). It needs downward force from the hip for easiest use, but it is still the fastest way to cut up an apple. so don't let that deter you! notes: the core comes out and the kids make an apple crown - I have had an apple peeler and core remover - but that set up and process is time consuming and only worth going that route if you are canning a bunch of apples and don't want the skin (but we love that fiber!!) we use it so often I was worried about it going dull- as our other apple cutters have - and we cutt the apple- quick wash- and it doesn't even make it back into the cabinet before we're using it again. I like the elevated handles for big apples too!

This heavy duty Apple chopper is just what this big family of 8 ordered! We like apples. We like to chop them and all too often our family has been heartbroken by the weak plastic handles that hold the blades. NOT TODAY!!! This baby's solid metal construction makes me wonder… May this be our LAST Apple chopper we will ever need to buy?!

After purchasing apple corers/slicers that broke when applying too much pressure, I gave up on plastic and went metal. To say the least, this corer is totally metal, in the literal and figurative sense. It's sharp, fits large apples, has large handles, and is easy to manipulate even with wonky, misshapen apples. The blades have sharpness comparable to a new paring knife. Purchased for: coring and slicing Granny Smith apples to freeze and use in smoothies.

Why in the world did I wait so long to buy an apple slicer! I eat an apple almost every day, I take the time to core it and slice it by hand. no it takes less than 5 seconds to have a perfectly sluced and cored apple. The side handles are are perfect and the stainless steel is nice, has a perfect weight to it.

This is impressive in its heft and solidity. The only way I can imagine it would quit us is if the blades break apart where they're fastened to the core - not that I expect it to. The handles are just solid. I like the 12 pieces. It's hard to share 8 apple slices between 3 children. Also, when cooking, I had to cut the 8ths into multiple slices; one cut will take these down to 24ths. It's quite sharp. Having the extra 4 blades does require more force to cut down through the apple. That's unavoidable.

I've only had it a few weeks, but I slice 6-8 apples a day, and so far, it's doing great. I love the slightly curved design on the bottom, which makes sure you can cut all the way through the skin at the bottom of the apple, instead of leaving it connected like my old slicer did because it was flat on the bottom.

It made slicing 20 ponds of apples a breeze. What would have taken me hours turned into about 30 minutes. I'm a bit older now and slicing all of those apples by my normal means (a knife) would have cramped my hands terribly

It is good quality. A little hard to push down to cut apple, I can do it. I am 89 so that is hard why it is hard to use . I would recommend it though.