Devico Chopsticks, Metal Chopsticks, 18/10 Stainless Steel Chopstick Set, Reusable, Dishwasher Safe (5 pairs)

we eat a tonnnn of asian foods and i prefer to use chopsticks myself. i finally decided on these chopsticks--mostly to be environmentally friendly but also for convenience (it takes time to amass a collection of spare disposable sets through copious takeout orders!) and i definitely recommend these to anyone! they stand up to dishwasher use (just use a basket for them or make sure to lay them horizontally in the top rack so they don't fall through and down into the mechanism of the dishwasher and get damaged), they are lightweight but sturdy, and they have textured tips that look cool and are functional. they look very sleek as well. 10/10

I bought these thinking maybe they would feel heavier, but they are very light. Might be the materials they used to make them, but they are still solid so far. Easy to clean, even with some very messy ramen dishes. No problems so far and I like them! They get plenty of use.

Easy to use and easy to clean. I won’t put them in the dishwasher in the hopes of them lasting longer.

I really like them, they are attractive and easy to clean (they are too thin to go in most dishwasher baskets though, so make sure you have thought about that). My only complaint is that the texture on the end is really not enough to compete with a wooden chopstick, so they are a bit slick. I am pretty good with chopsticks and I find that I have to press a lot harder on whatever I am picking up to keep it from sliding up the chopstick, so they really aren't great for noodles.If they had reasonable texture on them they would be perfect. One star off and a warning that these aren't great for ramen but work well for things like sushi.

I live in a part of the US not known for Asian cuisine. I was eating Sushi and felt like I should have been using chopsticks to more efficiently eat it, so decided to get some that would last for awhile. These arrived the other day and I have used them for (admittedly disappointing) sushi today. They felt quite comfortable for me to use, and were easy to clean.Ease of use is going to be subjective... I have spent a lot of time in various Asian countries and am proficient in the use of chopsticks. For me these were easy to use. I'm not sure if the textured tips helped or not, as it wasn't something I noticed, but maybe?ANyway, I like them, they look nice, and seem likely to last.

I like this stainless steel chopsticks, as I don't like to use plastic ones. This is easy to hold and looks elegant. Easy to clean. Very functional. I bought extra sets as gifts as well.

I was shocked at how light these are to hold. I apparently missed the point in the description of these being hollow. At first, I thought, “No, this can’t be steel.” I even initially wrongly confirmed that thought by trying to grab them with a strong refrigerator magnet.Well, a strong magnet will not pick these up, but if you dangle one from the tip with a light touch, a strong magnet will pull it out of plumb a bit. I guess they’re just so hollow, there isn’t much steel for the magnet to attract.

These looked super cool, and I figured it'd be nice to have chopsticks I could easily wash and reuse, but food slips off them, they have no grip. Durable wooden ones are still the way to go IMHO