This stainless-steel framed slicer replaces the traditional collection of loose blade inserts with a single rotating dial, offering 12 thickness levels and two julienne settings for streamlined meal prep.
4.3 stars, 14,500-plus ratings, #6 in Mandolines, 3K+ bought in the past month
Design & Build
The Gramercy mandoline pairs a 4CR15 stainless steel blade with a stainless steel frame that owners describe as feeling significantly sturdier than cheaper plastic alternatives. At 1.9 lbs, it has enough weight to remain stable during use, aided by a folding stand and non-slip feet. Rather than using interchangeable plates, it utilizes a rotating blade cylinder housed within the frame. While the 4.5-inch width is generous for most produce, the primary design focus is the single dial, which is intended to streamline the kitchen by removing the need for a storage box of loose blades.
Adjustable Mandoline Slicer with 12 Slice Settings | The integrated dial system eliminates the clutter of separate blades, and the inclusion of cut-resistant gloves provides a necessary safety layer for its high-speed slicing capabilities.
Performance & Adjustability
The single-dial mechanism offers 12 specific settings, ranging from paper-thin slices to approximately 9mm, plus two julienne widths (4.5mm and 9mm). Owners report that when the blade is performing well, it makes uniform work of potatoes, cucumbers, and tomatoes. However, real-world feedback is divided on consistency; while many find it razor-sharp, a subset of reviewers report dull blades or uneven thicknesses. Additionally, some owners find the dial stiff or confusing to adjust.
Safety & Maintenance
Given the inherent risks of a mandoline, the inclusion of cut-resistant gloves and a food holder is a major point of praise from owners. Safety guidelines derived from user reports emphasize always wearing the gloves and using steady, downward strokes rather than rushing. For storage, the unit includes a removable blade guard. Cleaning is relatively straightforward as the unit is top-rack dishwasher safe, though a cleaning brush is also provided to help remove debris from the blade cylinder without direct finger contact.
The Competition
While this tool is highly effective for uniform slices and julienne strips, it is not designed for dicing. Reviewers who find themselves primarily needing cubes or small chunks may prefer the Fullstar vegetable chopper we reviewed separately. The Gramercy is better suited for those who prioritize the specific textures and thinness required for gratins, salads, and homemade chips.
What Owners Report Over Time
Patterns pulled from verified owner reviews, not our own usage log.
First Month
Condition: Excellent
Reviewers frequently mention how quickly they can process bulk vegetables for salads or chips.
The non-slip feet are reported to hold the unit firmly in place on granite and laminate countertops.
Six Months
Condition: Good
Some owners report that the 4CR15 stainless steel blade begins to lose its factory edge depending on the frequency of use.
Occasional reports of the folding stand hinges or the dial mechanism feeling less tight than they did at launch.
Heavy-duty 18/8 stainless steel construction provides an unbreakable design that maintains coffee temperature far longer than traditional glass models. The opaque body prevents monitoring the brewing process, and the coffee must be decanted immediately to prevent over-extraction and bitterness.
A high-quality memory foam support that stays in place thanks to dual adjustable straps and provides firm relief for long-duration sitting. The 3.5-inch thickness can push users too far forward in smaller chairs and the foam tends to stiffen in cold environments.
Impressive out-of-the-box cutting performance, sleek all-black aesthetics, and comprehensive 15-piece utility at a budget price point. Black coating is prone to scratching over time, and the thin, lightweight blades lack the heft of premium forged cutlery.