rabbit.reviews82Consensus score
How strongly 3 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Timer-based operation prevents over-sharpening — just press and swipe
- Sharpens chef's knives, serrated knives, paring knives, pocket knives, scissors, and shears
- Compact 6x4 inch footprint fits easily in a cabinet
Skip it if
- Fixed 20-degree angle — not ideal for Japanese knives
- Less powerful than the Trizor for heavily damaged blades
- No interior vacuum for metal particle cleanup (that's the pricier E5)
“The E2 is sturdy yet lightweight, easily storable, has a non-skid base to keep the unit steady, and comes in at half the price of our top pick.”Epicurious
What owners love
- Timer-based operation prevents over-sharpening — just press and swipe
- Sharpens chef's knives, serrated knives, paring knives, pocket knives, scissors, and shears
- Compact 6x4 inch footprint fits easily in a cabinet
- Removable, replaceable abrasive discs rated for 100+ knives
The recurring gripe
- Fixed 20-degree angle — not ideal for Japanese knives
- Less powerful than the Trizor for heavily damaged blades
- No interior vacuum for metal particle cleanup (that's the pricier E5)