M MEEPO 100-Pack Utility Knife Blades, Titanium Fully Plated, Durable SK-2 Razor Blades for Utility Knife Box Cutter, Never Rust, Extra Durable, With 1-blade & 5-blade Dispenser

Sharp would be an understatement, these blades keep their edge about 4 times longer than regular steel blades and for only half the price, will be buying again.

Let me start by saying that I use my utility knife daily, opening packages and boxes. Not hard use at all. These blades allow you to sharpen them as needed. When I notice it getting dull, I put it to a honing rod and its as good as new. I may never need to buy blades again. High quality product at a fair price.

I didn’t realize there was a difference in the type of steel used for utility knife blades until I got the M MEEPO 5-Pack Utility Knife Blades, and now I see why it matters! These blades are incredibly strong and sharp, making cutting tasks much easier and more precise. They hold their edge well and don’t dull as quickly as some other blades I’ve used. The durability is impressive—I’ve used them on various materials like cardboard, plastic, and drywall, and they cut through effortlessly. The fit is perfect for my utility knife, and they don’t snap or wear down too quickly. If you’re looking for high-quality utility knife blades that are both sharp and long-lasting, I highly recommend the M MEEPO 5-Pack. Great value for the quality!

These titanium-coated utility blades deliver solid performance at a compelling price point ($9 for 50 blades, or 18 cents each), making them worth considering for both contractors and DIY users. Performance Testing: In hands-on testing with demanding 1/4-inch rubber flooring, these blades demonstrated respectable cutting ability. The titanium-coated SK-2 steel holds up adequately for heavy-duty cutting tasks. While blade tips showed some wear at the holder contact point, this didn't significantly impact cutting performance on tough materials. Pros: - Excellent value at roughly 1/3 the cost of premium brands - Effective cutting performance on demanding materials - Titanium coating helps resist corrosion - Large 50-pack quantity ideal for project work - Sharp out of the box - Compatible with standard utility knife holders Cons: - Some tip wear noted at knife holder contact points - Basic packaging could be more robust - Edge retention good but not premium-grade Best Suited For: These blades are particularly well-suited for jobs where frequent blade changes are expected, especially when working with abrasive or tough materials. The value pricing makes them an excellent choice for contractors, job sites, and large projects where cost per blade is a consideration. Value Analysis: While premium blades might offer marginally better edge retention, the significant price difference makes these a smart choice for most applications. The ability to handle tough materials like thick rubber flooring while costing just 18 cents per blade represents excellent value, especially considering that even premium blades would experience similar wear patterns from knife holder contact. Final Verdict: For users prioritizing practical value and acceptable performance over premium features, these blades hit a sweet spot. They manage tough cutting tasks competently while offering substantial cost savings over premium alternatives. Recommended for contractors, job sites, and high-volume users who need reliable performance at an economical price point.

I’ve bought more utility blades over the years than I can count, and most of them fall into two categories: cheap and dull or expensive and still disappointing. These? Absolutely nailed it. The M MEEPO blackened SK-2 blades are hands down some of the best I’ve used—and I use them a lot. Out of the box, they’re razor sharp and feel solid. Not flimsy, not brittle—reliable. They go through cardboard, plastic strapping, thick packaging, and even tougher materials like a hot knife through butter. And that edge? It holds. I’m not swapping blades every five minutes, which is a huge win when you’re doing repeat cuts or production work. Another thing I love is the matte black finish—not just for looks (though let’s be honest, they do look badass), but because it’s genuinely easy to engrave. That’s something I personally do, and these blades take detail really well. No flaking, no chipping, just clean contrast that actually holds up to use. Whether you’re marking blades for organization or adding a little flair, these handle it like a champ. The packaging is another bonus—each set comes in compact, clear plastic cases that are actually useful and easy to open without slicing your fingers. They keep everything organized and safe, especially if you’re grabbing one on the fly mid-project. At the price point and quantity? This is one of those rare bulk buys that actually delivers on both quantity and quality. Whether you’re in a shop, working in a warehouse, crafting, or just someone who chews through blades regularly—this 100-pack will absolutely have your back. I’ll definitely be restocking from this brand again. They didn’t just meet expectations—they raised the bar.

Sharp and durable enough for the price I use them for stripping wires

You're only as good as your blade is sharp! Full blades cause injury. These are fantastic and extra super sharp. I use Gerber brand boxcutters and the work perfectly for a great value. The black blades look cool. I'm very happy with this purchase and probably won't need more for quite a while. These are better than expected for the money. I'd recommend to anyone needing a cheap but cool looking sharp as heck blade. And a lot of them.

For the price, I can't complain. They hold their edge for a decent amount of work, but they do dull faster than more expensive blades. I use these to break down boxes and I usually buy packs from name brands. I notice I'm switching them out more often (feels like they last maybe 80% as long). That being said, considering how many you get for the price, the dollar per blade amount is better than buying 5 packs of name brands.