KitchenIQ 50009 vs Longzon 4-stage Side-by-Side Comparison
We put the KitchenIQ 50009 and the Longzon 4-stage manual sharpener through a bunch of tests. Here’s how they stacked up.
KitchenIQ 50009
Tested Using Methodology v1.1Longzon 4-stage
Tested Using Methodology v1.1
Overall Verdict
- Performance (50%)4.3
- Design (15%)8.1
- Ease of Use (35%)8.2
- Performance (50%)5.6
- Design (15%)9.1
- Ease of Use (35%)8.2
The Longzon 4-stage sharpener wouldn’t be our first choice for a pull-through sharpener, but it does come out top when compared to the KitchenIQ 50009.
The KitchenIQ’s main selling point is its “edge grip”—a base that can grip onto the edge of your table or kitchen countertop. We’d give a shout out for its solid build and great fitting, too. But where actual sharpening is concerned, it’s among the slowest and least effective handheld sharpeners we’ve tested.
The Longzon itself wasn’t a top performer when it came to speed and sharpness. But it was much more forgiving of the knife’s edge and its more substantial body was easier to grip and work with. The extra slot for scissors just tops it off as the more practical option.
Pros & Cons
- Easy storage
- Affordable price
- Base works on both counter edge and flat surfaces
- Simple, sturdy design
- Sleek design
- Substantial, accommodative size
- Fine, smooth knife edge
- Inclusion of protective gloves
- Slot for scissors
- Awkward small size
- Long sharpening time
- Tall base
- Slow sharpening
- Ineffective slot layout
Key Specs
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Performance
Sharpening Time Cut Lemon
Maximum Sharpness
Edge Smoothness
Material Retention
Design
In The Box
Build Quality
Grip
Dimensions
Working Section
Base
Usability
Slot Arrangement
Insertion
Pulling Through
Stability Clean Surface
Stability Dirty Surface
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