Kyocera

Soft Grip Adjustable Mandoline Slicer

Name: Soft Grip Adjustable Mandoline Slicer
Brand: Kyocera

A zirconia ceramic blade holds its edge well beyond typical steel, and rinses clean since it never rusts. Four fixed settings suit thin slicing only—no julienne, no dense squash.

$28 typical

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EDITION 01RESEARCHED 2026-07-162 SOURCESREFRESH DUE 2027-01

SUBSTANCE SCORES

substance7.2/ 10

design7.0/ 10

value6.5/ 10

WHY THE PRICE IS JUSTIFIED

The low price is justified by a genuinely useful ceramic blade and a deliberately simple four-setting mechanism. It omits fragile add-ons and focuses on thin, even slices exceptionally well.

MATERIALS

BladeAdvanced zirconia ceramic

Rust-proof, non-reactive ceramic maintains a sharp edge for a long time in ordinary slicing.

FrameHigh-impact ABS plastic

Makes it light and easy to position over a bowl, though it should not be dropped.

CRITERIA

9/10

Blade sharpness

Ceramic offers high edge retention and independent testing still rates it highly after retesting.

7/10

Thickness precision

Four fixed settings are repeatable but have limited range.

6/10

Safety system

Includes a guard but it is less confidence-inspiring than a tracked or enclosed system.

6/10

Stability

Bowl notches help, but the lightweight body has less planted stability.

8/10

Ease & ergonomics

Soft grip, low weight and no complex setup work well for quick jobs.

9/10

Cleaning & maintenance

Rust-proof ceramic and simple construction make washing very easy.

4/10

Capacity & versatility

Slicing only; not intended for dense produce or julienne.

IDEAL FOR

·Cucumber, radish and potato slices
·Small kitchens
·Quick garnish prep
·People wanting a ceramic edge

NOT FOR

·Hard squash
·Julienne or waffle cuts
·Drop-prone kitchens

DESIGN & ERGONOMICS

A clean, minimalist handheld form with a soft-grip handle and bowl notches. It feels elegant in use because there is almost no setup; its limited capability is the cost of that clarity.