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Exactly as shown in the photo. What they sent me was slightly crooked and unfortunately it leaks at the joint. They could have attached the handle with two spot welds instead of just one.

What a fake. Firstly, it has bigger holes and doesn't strain well. But the main problem is that it is ready to break. The handle moves back and forth. You can't apply any force/pressure at all. Whatever.

The best out of all the peelers I have tried. It is not as it appears in the photo, what they sent me has a slightly different shape and yellow color.

It is a bit smaller, and the blade is thinner - than I expected.

Also, it requires a bit of attention because your nose is constantly close to the eye/head when you lift it.

Also, the blade has a smaller width than the shovel and is not particularly longer. Anyway, it is decent, it does the job, many times I prefer it over a shovel. The blade helps with rocks, and because the blade is thinner it digs deeper more easily.

The worst thing ever. It's made of plastic to be lighter for the palm... but it has almost the same weight as the metal ones.

It hurts much more when you squeeze it with your hand instead of less... completely unsuitable for the palm.

Also, it got stuck on the first use and couldn't be unscrewed at all. I needed pliers and a wrench and still had to force it, almost breaking it because it's plastic.

Completely useless. It's the worst thing out of everything I've tried.

I bought 2 from 2 different stores from skroutz, and both tested ones are 90Wh as they claim. It is more than enough, but then the voltage drops below 16V. From what I can see, they don't have characteristics to say that they are fake. If I eventually see that they are, I will update the review.

It's not like it's useless, but imagine that it's worse than a cheap one that costs 55 cents. Generally, after years of experience and having tried all kinds... 10+ different peelers, I can say that any peeler with serrated teeth is definitely worse than one with a regular straight blade... It's worse than the old stainless steel one I have that doesn't cut well... The teeth make it very difficult and have worse results, it's also risky to cut yourself, and they are a bit harder to clean.

The best ones are with a ceramic blade... imagine that the cheapest one I found for 55 cents is better than this, I tried another one with a slightly more expensive ceramic blade, even better. You won't find any good peeler from this company, I've searched. If they had exactly this but with a straight blade, it would be very good and maybe worth it. Now it's a joke. Of course, for serrated it's very good, and the design/quality is okay. But what can you do when it has this blade.

VFM 7€. Does the job just fine. It doesn't have the metal in the middle, it is as shown in the last photo.

It has no power at all, you can't even cut a rusty nail with it. While even with a fake Parkside pliers, which had a crooked handle.. I was able to cut a bunch of nails for comparison.

The handle smells, if you apply force it twists a bit and it's not comfortable at all, it is very thin and from the first use it hurts when you apply force. Basically, now I realize that pliers with a large mouth have less power, so they are intended for a different use.

In the open-close function, it is tight, therefore it is not practical.

Overall, I am disappointed with this brand. I have bought Yato three times, and all three times I have regretted it. Get Knipex to get the job done.

VFM is simple and practical, the only negative is that the chestnut does not turn as easily compared to expensive ones, which is why it sounds louder.

Empirically, the German chestnuts that have the switch for right/left are not practical at all (it constantly obstructs the switch, and it only changes where you work it, and it simply doesn't make sense unless the key has an inclination)... that's why I suggest only keys like this one that don't have a switch, and are straight without inclination...