Work Sharp Ken Onion Elite Mk2 Electric Knife Sharpener, Adjustable Angle

I had to return it as even though it is sold on amazon.ae it is still in US electrical specs

I’ve sharpened knives a lot of different ways over the years, and this thing is flat-out impressive. The Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition Elite Mk2 gets knives extremely sharp, quickly, and with far less hassle than traditional sharpening methods. I did try the guided sharpener function, and honestly, it’s great — especially if you’re newer to sharpening or want a little more hand-holding on angle consistency. It takes a lot of the guesswork out and works well. That said, after using it for a while, I’ve switched almost exclusively to the Elite add-on belt sharpening option, and for me, that’s where this thing really shines. Once you get comfortable with it, it lets you sharpen faster and more consistently, and I’ve been able to get knives to a true hair-whittling sharp edge with less effort than other systems I’ve used. There is a learning curve, and like any powered sharpener, you can remove material quickly if you’re careless. Light pressure and patience go a long way. But once you get the feel for it, the control and results are excellent. So far, I absolutely love it, and honestly, my biggest regret is not ponying up the money for it years ago. If you use knives regularly and appreciate a properly sharp edge, this is money well spent.

The Ken Onion Mk2 sharpener was easy to learn and very straightforward to use. I was impressed by the great results right away, and I appreciated the solid **stability** during sharpening. Its **size** felt practical, the overall **durability** seems excellent, and the included accessories made the experience even better. I also liked the convenient **sharpening angle** options, which helped me get consistent edges with little effort. Overall, this is a well-designed tool, and I am seriously considering buying another.

The Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition Knife & Tool Sharpener Elite MK2 is easily one of the best sharpeners I’ve used. It does an excellent job sharpening knives and can make even cheaper knives feel extremely sharp again. After using it, my knives feel razor-sharp and chop through just about anything effortlessly. It feels very safe to use and you can adjust the angles for sharpening. The build quality is excellent, and the whole system feels much better than your average sharpener and is very durrable. It might look a little intimidating at first, but it is actually very easy to get the hang of. Just follow the directions in the box, take your time, and you’ll get great results quickly. I love using this because it makes all of my knives feel like they have a fresh edge again. It is a little expensive, but in my opinion, it is worth every penny. I would recommend this to anyone who cooks at least a couple times a week and wants their knives to stay sharp without struggling with cheap sharpeners.

so i started with the precision adjust elite fixed angle system because i was intimidated by sharpening my knives by hand on a belt system- but i quickly realized after sharpening a few of my knives by hand that my time is way more valuable than sitting and sharpening knives by hand all day. plus not to mention that precision setup is janky as could be. so i returned the precision adjust and bought the ken onion system. i got amazing results on my very first knife. its not rocket science. hold the knife straight/level/parallel to ground be smooth and fluid with your movements and you’re golden. this system sharpens knives in no time. i was taking cheap chinese kitchen knives to practice on and able to get razor sharp paper cutting edges with no problem. moving on to my better quality knives it only got better! the ability to go down to 10 degree angles is perfect for my santoku knives. something not possible with the precision elite without taking it apart and modifying it. if you’re on the fence because this type of system might me intimidating, don’t be! it’s not that difficult. my only regret is not investing in a system like this years ago and using dull knives this whole time. it’s a decent investment for this system no doubt, but if use your knives regularly it’s a solid investment learning a skill and having the equipment to take care of your own knives. not to mention you have the option to sharpen, lawn mower blades, axes, chisels etc. if it can be sharpened this tool can do it.

I don’t usually write reviews, but the Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition Elite Mk2 totally deserves it. I've tried a bunch of sharpening tools over the years — stones, pull-throughs, guided systems — and nothing even comes close to what this thing can do. Seriously, it's like having a mini knife shop on your workbench. Insanely sharp results. I mean scary sharp. It puts a perfect edge on everything from kitchen knives to pocket knives, even axes and mower blades. Super versatile. You can adjust the angle from 15° to 30°, and it works on all sorts of tools. Even sharpened some scissors with it. Easy to use. There’s a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the feel for it, it’s super intuitive. Swapping belts takes seconds, and the variable speed motor gives you a ton of control.