Customer Reviews for VEVOR Commercial Meat Slicer, 200W Electric Deli Food Slicer, 350-400RPM Meat Slicer with 8" Carbon Steel Blade, 0 - 0.47 inch Adjustable Thickness Electric Meat Slicer for Home and Commercial Use

Exactly how it was described and works like a treat. Have recommended to my friends

After persisting with a cheap slicer I took the plunge and bought this quality unit. I wish I had done it sooner! Great features and value for money. I use it to click my home made charcuterie such as salami and bacon. Love the ability to slice meats super thin- essential for proscuitto so it melts in your mouth.

Very nice machine

Minden rendben volt

I Am a professional chef and owner of a pizzeria. I just received my slicer tonight 11/11/26 I haven't sliced on it yet but a few key things I do really like about it. there's no cover on the back of the blade which will keep food from building up. I really like the fact that the screws holding the blade on are Allen key heads and not flat or Philips head. if you've used a Hobart or other commercial brands you know those screws always end up stripping out and I always end up replacing them with Allen key head screws. it is extremely quiet which is very nice. the one thing I noticed that could be better. the carriage could get close to the blade so your slicing all of the product and have less food loss. with that being said I give this slicer a 8.5 out of 10. I'm pretty happy with it so far. ( I haven't sliced anything with it yet)

Très bon achat

Appareil acheté en octobre 2026. Livraison effectué dans les temps sans problème. Appareil facile d'utilisation et robuste. Conforme à mon attente pour trancher viande et fromage je le recommande sans problème.

Rien à redire, testée avec du fromage et de la charcuterie, fonctionne parfaitement. Nettoyage facile.

Ottimo prodotto, facile da pulire e pratica da usare. Spedizione veloce

Use it for occasional cold cut slicing and cutting raw meat to a consistent thickness for jerky. It is heavy and stable and cuts nicely. Cleaning requires removing the blade by removing 3 bolts with a 4mm Allan wrench. Had to figure that out myself