Starfrit Rotato Express Electric Peeler - 2 Spare Blades - Safe & Easy to Use - Effortlessly Peels Vegetables and Fruit

This product works great! It peels quickly and easily. If you’re needing the whole potato peeled you will have to peel the top and the bottom. It comes with extra blades and easy to clean love this product. It makes potato peeling easier and quicker!

My wife and a I are “senior citizens” but very happy and my wife loves to cook. I bought this as kind of a gag gift, but I’m honestly very glad I did! Works so great! The day after we got it my wife was making potato salad and I offered to peel the potatoes. This little unit worked so well and I had the potatoes peeled very quickly. I also used it on an apple with the same result. Highly recommend this great little product!!

The Starfrit Rotato Express Electric Peeler is an absolute kitchen marvel! This gadget makes peeling fruits and vegetables incredibly fast and effortless. It handles everything from potatoes to apples with remarkable efficiency, saving so much time and effort. It's easy to use, clean, and surprisingly compact. If you dread peeling, this electric peeler is a game-changer that I highly recommend!

I will start by saying if you have a vegetable/fruit peeler and have no issues with your hands, that will work best...However, I started to have issues with my hands and this has been a life saver for peeling multiple items as a time. This little unit runs pretty smooth and it does a pretty good job. The bumpier the veg/fruit, the more it jumps. This peeler will take more "meat" from the veg/fruit than a regular peeler.The overall quality of the plastic is just "okay" but if you don't abuse it, it should last for quite a while. The motor in the unit is good and it runs consistently (without skips).I like this unit and I am glad I purchased it. This comes in handy when I am making my apple pies and mashed potatoes.

I always loved my grandmothers old metal potato peeler and now I have my own but not as heavy!!!! Great products and works just as it should. Would recommend.

this thing is legendary..first one friend bought one, now the whole block and related families have one..great present..looks a little goofy, seems a little flimsy. but the first one lasted about a dozen christmases..peels even large russet potatoes, doesnt mind wierd shapes, strips the peel off in about 15 seconds - with virtually no waste..just assign a kid, give em a mountain of spuds, and go baste the turkey.

I am so happy I ordered this, I have arthritis in my hands and this really helps to peel the potatoes or even apples and carrots. It doesn’t look like much but it sure does the job. My daughter has used it so I bought her one. She loves it. Also, it is such a time saver.

I make a lot of apple desserts and I make potatoes every day. Every potato for every dish MUST be peeled and I hate peeling things. This thing is very light weight and seems fragile but has worked well so far. One terrifying moment happened when I grabbed it out of the cupboard and plugged it in still holding it and the red button had been in the on switch and it started running and nearly got my finger. Don't be in a hurry or lazy- get it out, set it up on the counter, and with hands OFF plug it in. Everything but the blade is plastic but the spikes work well, there's a fine line between being significantly on, not on enough, and dangerous to the fruit or tuber if not on enough.When you're doing one potato or one apple, it's a novelty. When you are doing a bunch, it's annoying. To adjust the death spike from above you have to reach around the back (and not in a lefty-inclined way) to pinch things together to raise it up, you have to then use both hands separately to then swing/move and raise the blade. It is not a smooth/effortless/mindless activity over and over again.How it functions: It typically (on a potato) misses the very top in such a way that a single scoop and pass with a peeler will take care of it. It feels like you're setting up an old record player needle, and it makes a sickening/startling click when it finally engages when you don't do it right (always). On smaller potatoes it seems to slow at the waist or 3/4 to the bottom and it takes a little more then it needs to. Once the potato width is narrowing to the bottom, the blades says "yeah, I'm outta here" and slips off sneakily but keeps descended to trick you and then stops and then you see that you have to make a few passes with the peeler anyway.You're also responsible for any eyes/knots.With apples it performs even worse, it skips the whole top, jumps around when trying to get started, does one ring around, skips a few strips, does the side, then when it gets near the bottom "keeps going" without cutting.Will I still use it?Yes. There is still noticeably less waste. I peeled 5 lbs of red potatoes by hand, and made the machine do 5 lbs of red (and I finished the edges etc). Then I weighed the refuse before I dumped it in the compost (by that I mean the wooded bank where I grow some peppers and potatoes. The hand-peeled pile weighed almost half as much.It saves time in the end but it's the opposite of a hands off procedure so there's very little you can accomplish other than just standing there feeding and removing. It's not a kitchenaid mixer where you can run the gauntlet and go outside for a few minutes (though I usually end up hearing the crazy splashing of the butter finally forming and having to run back in out of breath).Because it was inexpensive and because I used amazon reward points for it, it's staying in my kitchen.