Ninja Foodi StaySharp Knife Block Integrated Sharpener 6-Piece Set Cyber Space K32006UKCYD

The StaySharp system's standout feature isn't the knives themselves — it's the block. Each slot contains a built-in ceramic sharpening mechanism that hones the blade on the way out, meaning your knives are passively maintained every time you cook rather than slowly deteriorating until someone remembers to sharpen them. For most households, that's the real problem being solved: not the cutting, but the forgetting. German stainless steel construction means the blades resist rust and hold an edge well between those automatic honing passes, and the six-piece layout — chef's knife, bread knife, carving knife, santoku, paring knife, and scissors — covers the genuine daily essentials without redundant pieces cluttering the block.

Who Is This For?

This suits someone upgrading from a supermarket knife set who wants noticeably better performance without committing to the maintenance ritual of a whetstone. It's particularly well-matched to busy home cooks who use their knives daily but realistically won't sharpen them manually with any consistency. If you're an enthusiast who already owns Japanese knives and enjoys the process of hand-sharpening, the integrated ceramic sharpener will feel like a compromise rather than a feature — look elsewhere. You can find more Ninja kitchen kit over at our best Ninja deals guide.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the balance and weight of the chef's knife in particular, noting it feels more substantial than the price suggests. The scissors with their herb-stripping channel draw genuine appreciation. The most common criticism is that the integrated sharpener, while convenient, cannot rescue a blade that's already significantly dulled — it maintains rather than restores, which catches some buyers off guard.

The Deal

At £99.99 against a current saving of £80.00 off the listed £179.99, this looks dramatic — but our price history tells a more grounded story: this set has never actually sold at £179.99 in tracked data, with the lowest, highest, and average recorded price all sitting at £129.99. You're saving roughly £30 on the real market price, not £80. That's still a worthwhile discount on a solid set, but go in clear-eyed rather than dazzled by the headline figure.