Meat Slicer,CUSIMAX Electric Deli Meat Slicer with 2 Removable 8.7''Stainless Steel Blades,Removable Food Carriage,1-20mm Adjustable Thickness Food Slicer for Home,Easy for Cut Meat,Cheese,Bread

Easy to use, easy to clean. It sliced meat effortlessly. I would recommend it to anyone needing a slicer for household use at a reasonable price.

Took out of the box and cut up a whole ham. Of course had to quarter it first, as the machine isn't that big. However, ham was thawed and as long as you take your time, the slicer does a Marvelous job of cutting nice even slices. Clean was a breeze and took a little time. Only minor issues, is where the meat is held on the slider, it is kind of small, so couldn't use the clear plastic piece to put pressure on the meat as it was sliced, but did us my hand until I could put the plastic piece back on. It is noisy, but the trade off is worth the price. Been using for the past 2 months. Works very well on meats. First time used on cheese. I had a block that was little larger than normal. The machine made a grinding noise, from the plastic sprocket behind the blade. I had to cut the block down the middle to make it smaller. It took a little longer to cut, however, it did cut pretty good. Nice even thin slices. I checked the sprocket after I was cleaning the blade and it appeared not to be damaged. I am still happy with the slicer, it takes a little longer, but as one person pointed out, this isn't a Hobart Commercial slicer!!!

After trying others for slicing bread I use this one the most. I do not use this for meat but suspect it would be great. Used for bread only and it is pretty consistent. The serrated blade is very sharp. It is easy to clean once you figure out how to remove the slide arm and blade. It’s been very durable and came assembled as I recall. It does move around a little thus a 4 instead of 5. I just push down in it between loaves. Use on non-porous surface. Might do better in wooden surface. The base where I set the bread to start could be deeper as I have to hold it until half sliced before using the guide piece. But it does the job. The price was doable.

This really seems like a very good bread slicer for our sour dough bread. No problems or complaints at all. Can't believe you can buy quality like this for the price we paid.

I NEVER HAVE TO STRESS AGAIN ABOUT CUTTING MY BREAD WITH A KNIFE!! Used for the first time tonight and my bread looked like it was cut at the bakery. I loved how easy it was to use. If you are having problems cutting your bread this will solve it. I did not have to throw away a single slice of bread, which I usually have to do with cutting with my bread knife. I did have to cut the bread in half in order for it to fit on the slicing tray, but that was no big deal. It took half the time to use my Cusimax slicer. Love it.

I would not recommend this product to anyone. The slicer is not powerful enough if you like you meat sliced thin. It uses small plastic "spikes" to hold the meat in place as you slide it back and forth. As you can imagine, they don't work well and the meat is constantly moving while you try to slice it. The gears the move the blades are PLASTIC. I used the machine for approximately 2 months before the plastic gears broke, rendering it useless. The suction cups on the bottom are weak. The machine will still slide around while trying to slice meat. Support was a complete waste of time. When I reached out, the directed me back to Amazon. I was lucky enough to get a refund from Amazon. I would recommend spending the extra money on a better slicer, as you will get better value in the long run.

Value for the money is great! Blade is a little small but really gets the job done! For its size it cuts perfectly! I’ve made about 100 pounds of jerky and the blade is still going strong! Really easy to clean and take apart! Highly recommend for someone just wanting to make small cuts of meat.

My slicer came “renewed” which I wasn’t expecting but I’ll deal with it. The slicer seems fine. It was clean and there was no damage, so oh well. It is somewhat loud but that’s okay for me. Today I sliced some turkey that was purchased from Sam’s Club. The dial was pretty hard to adjust so be ready to use some elbow grease. I thought you might need to press down to adjust it but you don’t, it’s just really sturdy which can be a good thing. Anyways, with the dial about halfway to 1 you can slice nice thin to shaved slices. It depends on how light or hard you press on the meat as you slide it across the blade. Let the the machine do the work and just hold lightly. You can’t get the smooth operation like you could out of a commercial slicer so consistency could be a struggle with meat. I worked at a Lenny’s Sub Shop when I was younger so I’m familiar with slicing things. The turkey turned out fine for me, just gonna scoop it together on sandwiches and add a few toppings. I also cut an onion on about a 4. Those came out nice so I’m sure tomato’s would be fine too. I even cut an apple on it. It struggled but did cut through. I should have cut the apple in half though or better yet by hand so I don’t break the thing. Now, the handle is somewhat odd. It’s more for when you have something small to cut like an onion. I wound up using my hand to guide or hold the meat when cutting the turkey because there was no room for the handle/guide. I put it on towards the end once I got down to a smaller piece of meat. It just sets right on top of another piece, no unscrewing anything. Not sure about bread. Personally, I would recommend getting a bread knife for that. And, I haven’t tried cheese yet but as long as it’s thawed and you go easy with it, it should be fine. Cleanup is really easy. All you need is a damp rag and about one minute. The manual clearly says to NOT use anything frozen, half thawed, or hard like bone. It’s really common sense. Also, it says not to use for more than ten minutes at a time. The power could be stronger but you could also pay a few hundred more for that with a commercial slicer. So, for me, I think it will suffice. I just hope it lasts. And, I need to figure out how to sharpen the blade eventually. P.S. - I got my turkey at Sam’s for less than $20. About $4 per pound. The amount of meat will last me a good two weeks. All I have to do is pay for bread, mayo, black olives, etc. Cheap stuff. Kroger wanted $10 per pound, not sure about Walmart. This thing will definitely save money. Just watch where you buy your meat and be easy with the thing.

Wanted one for ever works nice serves my needs

Buen producto, tamaño adecuado, casero. Corta muy bien y a diferente medidas. Hasta el momento lo he usado con barras de pan y carne y corta perfecto.

El producto realiza las funciones para lo que fue comprado y realmente me asombro gratamente ver como rebana bien. Unico lado no tan positivo es que la consistencia en los niveles bajos no es tan correcta debido al poco grosor de la parte inicial del corte.

Does a great job cutting. My only disappointment is the bar that allows the food pusher to slide back and forth is not easy to remove for cleaning.

Easy to use and clean. Great for slicing all.