Farberware Edgekeeper 3.5-Inch Paring Knife with Self-Sharpening Blade Cover, High Carbon-Stainless Steel Kitchen Knife with Ergonomic Handle, Razor-Sharp Knife, Black

Well balanced sharpens easily perfect knife I’m getting a second

Loving this knife I’ve used it about 5 times and it slices through veggies with ease.

Replacing the one I bought at a store 8 years ago. Blade is a little thicker and shaped a little different but works mostly the same. My go to knife for chopping/cutting everything from cheese, lettuce, garlic and in a pinch can sorta slice tomatoes. My old one was Farberware so I figured another one should last another 8 years, but this one comes with the sheath that has a sharpener, rarely ever had to sharpen the old one but it is nice to have a sheath.

This is by far the sharpest knife in the drawer. It's almost scary sharp. It sharpens itself every time you put it in the sheath, it's pretty ingenious really. But really you should see what it can do to a tomato

Solid little knife with the sheath. For the price can't be beat. Decent steel. Won't last forever but is a good utility knife in the kitchen or to take with you camping

Works well and stays sharp, I like that the cover had a sharpener so it sharpens every time you close it in the cover.

It's probably better than the knife you got, but in my experience the blade came soft, and actually was getting shredded by the sharpener included in the sheathing itself.I will say as a pro in its favor, the edge is razor sharp for the first few weeks, but avoid cutting on ceramic or steel, or through bone.

Love this knife. I prefer it to my larger version. It's easy to use, well-balanced, and the grip fits my hands well. I would buy it again.