Fullstar Mandoline Slicer Spiralizer & Vegetable Slicer, Zucchini Noodle Maker, Onion & Food Chopper, Veggie Spiral Cutter & Grater (8 in 1)

This unit came with several different cutting , and juicing heads. So far I've used only the zoodle head to make noodles of a zuchini squash. It worked pretty well. After cranking out two of them I had a large sack of noodles. The directions are printed in a pretty small font. I didn't bother with them. It seemed intuitive. And worked pretty well. You spin the squash into the cutting head. It is pretty easy. But if I was to do more than say a two or three, then it gets a little tiresome. For me, it is good enough. Clean up was simple, I used a toothbrush to scrub out the cutting head where it trapped squash.

I have only used this spiralizer once for zucchini, and I felt it was a little difficult. I had a very hard time with the carrot, and gave up, but the zucchini and yellow squash were a lot easier if I only had about a 3 inch piece of veg at a time and the safety mechanism comes in handy at the end of the piece, but doesn't give enough grip strength to use earlier on. Otherwise, the veggie curls were nice and uniform. It helps to use the fattest zuc and squash as possible, thinner pieces just don't reach the blades as well. It does a great job with the orange juicing, though. I haven't use the greater or zester yet.

I like all the different attachments this little guy came with—I use the citrus juicer and the small spiralizer frequently. I like how little space it takes up and how easy it is to clean. I don’t think it’s the easiest if you’re making big batches or cooking for a family though; all that twisting hurts my wrist after a while. But if, like me, you have dietary restrictions that have you tweaking whatever is on the family menu for yourself, this is a very handy gadget to have!

Not the easiest to clean in between the blades of the individual slicers, however useful and wicker than a knife

I was a little concerned about how easy it would be to spiralize things, but this actually cuts basically everything I've thrown at it really well: carrots, potato, chayote, jicama, broccoli stem, and of course, zucchini. I never have to press hard to get it to cut. It is just a little tiring with long vegetables to rotate them a lot. I liked how the veggie holder exists and can go down very far to spiralize as much as possible. You are left with a little center column of veggie and the base at the end. I haven't used the grater or juicers, but I like how I have them ready for if I do. I really like having that cup to catch the zoodles and also so that I don't need to buy a measuring cup for other things. All in all, this is a product with good utility.

So this is crry easy to use but becareful with the top you use to hold your veggie, I ended up breaking a pieces off with the one of the spiralizers because it didnt hold my veggie correctly, ended up just useing my hand to the point that i feel i can get cut with it, therefore i dont allow the veggie to get low enough end up with a part of my veggie being unspiralized and having to put away for other uses.

It’s not worth it. The only part of it that is actually functional is the pieces that juice. The attachments that are supposed to cut things, like spaghetti squash is a joke. It’s not easy to clean and ended up throwing away the blade attachments because of how difficult it was to clean the blade. Don’t waste your time or money on this product. I recommend spending the extra few bucks on one you will actually keep.

Pieces stack nicely for storage. Collection cup holds more than you would think it would. Nice rubber grips on the bottom of the cup to help it stay firm on the counter. Black pieces are plastic but blades are sharp. Doesn't use all of the items. Overall good quality for the inexpensive price 👌