Two out of four roommates recommend this peeler (and the other two don't cook)
344394
I once saw an ad at a bus stop for this peeler. Not for OXO, for this peeler specifically. I thought it was weird that someone would fill an entire wall of a bus stop vestibule with an advertisement for a peeler. Then my roommate bought one and now I get it. We were both feeling down about the world and almost ready to give up on eating potatoes altogether, but this peeler changed our lives. The only downside is that it's so easy to peel things that our forearm strength isn't quite what it used to be, but we all have our crosses to bear.
2974662
the Tristar titan peeler is easy to use. It makes quick work of peeling vegetables. If you want thin slices it works great and you don't have to get out the mandolin.
3508014
This peeler is ridiculously amazing!  I skipped over it originally when looking at them, simply because of the appearance.  It doesn't look like a good quality kitchen tool.  After going back and reading the reviews though, I decided to give it a try.  It's my new favorite kitchen buddy!  It works quickly and easily, and does an excellent job of peeling apples.
414568
I bought this set as for me and my gf for our first apartment. It is nice but that is all I can say about it.
The quality isn't the best but it works.
Just make sure not to leave it anywhere for any amount of time. The plastic melted on my skillet but I was able to get it off.
It is missing other useful gadgets like the spaghetti spoon, etc.

Pros:
Many useful tools and gadgets
The measuring spoons and measuring cups is a nice addition
Average quality

Cons:
Possibility of melting
A bit flimsy
Not so "classic" set, missing several other things
Peeler is difficult to use, takes some getting used to

Overall, it's a good set with some minor flaws. It is a great starter set for college or new apartment.
3537728
I've never used a peeler like this. It feels really sturdy, and the blades are sharp. I like that the blade is ridged instead of a straight edge. The peels it makes are pretty thin, and it seems to get the peel off while leaving more of the vegetable intact. I recently made eggplant noodles and this gadget worked really well. As long as one keeps the julienne side clear, it'll keep making thin strips. (If it gets clogged, it won't peel anymore.) I agree with reviewers suggesting a toothbrush for cleaning this tool. I also just noticed the triangular and round nub-things on the side; they feel kinda sharp, so maybe they can be used for something too? Maybe I'll try peeling strips of peel off cucumbers before slicing them to give them a striped look on the edges.

Something that made me laugh: The product details section says that 2 AAA batteries are required (and included). I'm pretty sure this does not require batteries since I got it to work without them, but even so, I did not receive batteries with the peeler.
3302944
I got these for Christmas and have used them several times already.

My favorites are the serrated peeler and the julienne peeler.

I just peeled a half-dozen kiwi with the serrated peeler.  So much easier than the slice and scoop method!  The process was less messy and I was able to salvage more of the fruit, itself.

The julienne peeler is fun for making tiny carrot strips--good for nice textural changes in salads and great for convincing my son to eat carrots when posed as hair on a snack-based face.  I have yet to try it on other produce at this time.

The non-serrated peeler is good for hard produce.  And it is the home of my only "complaint".  I am used to a peeler that takes a little wider swath.  This takes a peel that is a little less than 1/4" wide, but paper thin.  Not bad.  Just not what I am used to.

All in all, a good set for a price I would be willing to pay for myself.

And a bonus, they really do stick together at the handles via small magnets embedded in the handles.  Nice for compact storage.
499810
I've been using the same peeler for at least 10 years.  It is finally starting to die slowly.  I never oiled it, washed it in the dishwasher all the time.  It just kept working like it was new all these years.  I bought it at a flea market in Stormville, NY for about $2.50.  I sure have gotten my money's worth.
1925233
I'm a former professional chef who hates cooking. Well, it's not the cooking I hate, but the preparation. Clever Cutter was posed to become my new best friend. It looked amazing on the television commercial! It sliced and diced effortlessly.

I thought it might be a good idea to wash it off first before I attacked my first cucumber. I opened it up and ran it under hot soapy water. I then realized the chintzy plastic clip that held my Clever Cutter closed had cleverly washed down my garbage disposal. Grotesque! I dug around for a while and eventually found it. I struggled to put it back together correctly-

I encountered my first problem - my particular cucumber was too big for the cutter. It said in the instructions, "Do not attempt to cut anything larger than the opening." Stuck at the gate. I found a smaller tomato, since that was a better test anyway. I sliced through it slowly initially, and things looked good. The instructions also say to "cut quickly" at the end of your cut. So I slammed the handles together and my tomato was cut. It wasn't as clean of a cut as I had expected - there was some shredded skin on my slices. Maybe the folks who film commercials had some sort of magical tomato, but mine didn't look nearly as clean cut as theirs.

I tried a few other things like chicken, jalapeno peppers, and cheese, and my results were sloppy at best. I mean it works, it cuts. Some of the slices were pretty good. Most were just OK. I threw my Clever Cutter into my dishwasher, and lost that darn plastic clip again.
1730621
I picked this out for what I call "the NYC apartment friendly spiralizer". This peeler works great. I gave it 4 stars because the julienne side is a little more time consuming and cumbersome than the fancy gadets--which is to be expected but still a bit of a drawback. I used this for well over a year before a friend was nice enough to gift me a spiralizer (when I moved and had more space for it!).

Note: at time of order,  mine did not come with a brush or guard.
559481
I do hate to peel potatoes, but like some of these kind of off the wall machines, they don't work well unless the conditions are nearly perfect.  If you set it up with uniform medium sized potatoes without eyes forming and will minimal bumps, it will peel it fairly well, otherwise, it's kind of a stop and start process.  It's not a deep fryer in itself, its a peeler/cutter so if you are going to make the potato chips you need to put the skewer in a deep fryer to cook.  I like to cut them this way and cover them with Italian dressing and brush with butter and microwave, a good taste that way.

It does apples too, but the same issues apply as with potatoes.  Pears are a little tricky, but it can work.  It will not do oranges, lemons, limes or most other thick skinned fruits or veggies.  I even tried a half carrot, but that really does not work well.  I think I got one of this Nostalgia line before, it was a hot dog toaster, and mostly useless except as a conversation piece.  This has more use if you don't like to play with knives or peeling blades, but it was not meant for everyday use or doing a large quantity of potatoes for instance.

A weak recommend for a conversation piece and if you need something to serve as a peeler.  Not for commercial use,
1261625
I bought this based on the recommendation of Americas Test Kitchen. I really don't like it and rarely use it. I much prefer my Pampered Chef vegatable peeler. I find the design of this one awkward to use and feel that it peels much more of the peel than necessary resulting in wasted food and nutrients. It might be good for making ribbons from veggies such as cucumbers and zucchini but its not that good for a simple vegetable peeler. Also, it hasn't held up that well. There is a little rust noticeable on the blades. I would not recommend this item.
2321632
I've laughed at my boyfriend before when I task him with chopping stuff for guac. It takes him forever because the tomatoes need to be juuuuust right. I got two - one for my dad and one for my boyfriend, and they both thought it was funny. My dad wanted to use it as an excuse to buy better knives though, so watch out for that :)
3114727
I love this Apple Peeler so much that I've purchased several others for my friends.  I could do an "info commercial" on it and I'm not even getting paid.  I tried several others first and have given them away as they jiggle and aren't as sturdy.
1943060
This is actually a pretty neat little kitchen gadget.  I have owned several veggie peelers in the last several years.  Every time they either do not peel well, or they end up breaking or rusting.  The last 1 I purchased had very high reviews.  I treated it with kid gloves and hand washed and dried it, and it still rusted in a short amount of time.
I decided to give this 1 a try.  I bought it mainly for the peeler feature, but I was pleased that it also can grate/shred.  When it arrived it was small than I expected.  Though, in all fairness, that is a good thing because it takes up less drawer space in my kitchen.  One of the sides was very easy to pull out and flip over for use.  The other 1 did stick a little, but after a few tried it did seem to loosed up and work more smoothly and easily.
So, far this works fine as intended.  I cannot really speak for longevity at this point, but for now I am quite pleased for what it is.  I love that the blades can be folded in for storage and safety.  I do not have to worry about anybody cutting themselves by accident when they reach into the drawer trying to find a kitchen tool.  Storage is safe and a space saver.  This is great for people like me with limited kitchen storage space and it would work great for camping.

I received this item at a free or reduced rate in exchange for my honest review.  My honest opinions are mine alone.
902964
There's nothing special here, but it's better than the two other peelers I had, and I can't think of anything that would make it better, so 5 stars it is.
242922
Followed the recommendations of others and chose this Y Peeler - it works easily and I love it.
4261621
My fault for not reading this peeler can't be washed in the dishwasher, but it's true.  If ignore this warning you'll find the handle will turn your hands black in the future.  The peeler itself works well, but it's going into the garbage.  Who wants a peeler that's not dishwasher safe?