So I've had my sebenza for over a week now. I thought I would make a knifetests.com review in the exact same fashion they do it.
Sebenza in the garage;
Tried starting my car with it and it didnt work at all. Chipped the edge, broke the tip and damaged my ignition. Also put a lot of scuffs on the blade. I then tried using it to change my oil. When I tried removing my oil drain plug it really didnt do anything except dull the edge even more. Maybe I'm doing it wrong? I then tried using it as a funnel, and now I have 5 quarts of oil all over my engine and the floor. I'm starting to think maybe I got a lemon.
-5,000/10
Sebenza in the kitchen;
I prepared a sandwich with my sebenza. Rye bread, turkey, provolone, and mayonnaise. Kept it simple. The sebenza was wrapped in the turkey. I must say that thing is extremely hard to chew. And it really doesn't taste too good. After a couple hours I just gave up. I then tried making a strawberry/sebenza milkshake. My blender really did not like that for some reason. It broke my blender and scratched my sebenza very badly
-8 billion/10
Sebenza in the living room;
Not too sure why but my sebenza does not work with my tv at all. No matter how hard I pressed the channels wouldnt change. I figured maybe the batteries were just dead, so I opened it up only to find it had no batteries. WTF? My $380 knife didnt come with batteries? Absolutely unacceptable. I resorted to the paperwork I got with it to figure out how to install the batteries, but for some reason it does not mention anything about them. Not very surprising after all these many disappointments. I took a wild guess and installed the batteries how I thought they should go, but it still didnt work. For what it's worth, it did manage to turn the tv off when I threw the sebenza at my tv in anger.
1/10 for managing to turn the tv off
Conclusion;
I really don't know why I traded for this useless thing. So far, all I've been able to use it for is pointless things like cutting, stabbing, opening and closing hundreds of times for sheer enjoyment. But that doesn't really make up for the lack of everything else, even though it cuts stabs opens and closes very well. Theres also terrific build quality, but does it really matter when you cant even eat it in a sandwich? I know some of you are going to say these tests aren't "scientific". Those people just need to wake up and see what's really going on here.
Sebenza in the garage;
Tried starting my car with it and it didnt work at all. Chipped the edge, broke the tip and damaged my ignition. Also put a lot of scuffs on the blade. I then tried using it to change my oil. When I tried removing my oil drain plug it really didnt do anything except dull the edge even more. Maybe I'm doing it wrong? I then tried using it as a funnel, and now I have 5 quarts of oil all over my engine and the floor. I'm starting to think maybe I got a lemon.
-5,000/10
Sebenza in the kitchen;
I prepared a sandwich with my sebenza. Rye bread, turkey, provolone, and mayonnaise. Kept it simple. The sebenza was wrapped in the turkey. I must say that thing is extremely hard to chew. And it really doesn't taste too good. After a couple hours I just gave up. I then tried making a strawberry/sebenza milkshake. My blender really did not like that for some reason. It broke my blender and scratched my sebenza very badly
-8 billion/10
Sebenza in the living room;
Not too sure why but my sebenza does not work with my tv at all. No matter how hard I pressed the channels wouldnt change. I figured maybe the batteries were just dead, so I opened it up only to find it had no batteries. WTF? My $380 knife didnt come with batteries? Absolutely unacceptable. I resorted to the paperwork I got with it to figure out how to install the batteries, but for some reason it does not mention anything about them. Not very surprising after all these many disappointments. I took a wild guess and installed the batteries how I thought they should go, but it still didnt work. For what it's worth, it did manage to turn the tv off when I threw the sebenza at my tv in anger.
1/10 for managing to turn the tv off
Conclusion;
I really don't know why I traded for this useless thing. So far, all I've been able to use it for is pointless things like cutting, stabbing, opening and closing hundreds of times for sheer enjoyment. But that doesn't really make up for the lack of everything else, even though it cuts stabs opens and closes very well. Theres also terrific build quality, but does it really matter when you cant even eat it in a sandwich? I know some of you are going to say these tests aren't "scientific". Those people just need to wake up and see what's really going on here.
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