Review on Handheld Spiralizer Vegetable Slicer Veggie by Tony Korek

I completely understand that I bought one of the cheapest spiralizers, so there is no reason to complain about the quality. However, if I can't even push both buttons to get the fourth haircut they're promoting, I'll be disappointed. I had to HOLD both knobs while rotating the zucchini to cut them more into a pasta shape. And even though my hands are finally starting to hurt from the pressure on the buttons that are on the bottom as well as on top (I think it would be a bit easier if I had longer fingers, but I don't have any, so it was actually pretty painful and difficult to keep the top and bottom in a C shape as it had to be done with one hand while the other hand had to keep turning the zucchini and my knuckles holding the spiralizer made it difficult for me to be a mild vegan to shoot even then!) I tried two other single blade setups. Buttons don't stay pressed for long! They kept reappearing after a few spins, causing it to change to a broadband cut. Overall, the button mechanisms for this spiralizer are extremely flimsy. The amount of effort I had to expend to get this thing to work while holding down the keys robbed any "user friendly" value it might have had.