ECKO Angled Serving Tongs , Black , (1 Pack)

Absolute garbage. These tongs arrived misaligned and I had to bend then to try to make the two longs align to pick up food. They also feel very thin, much thinner than any pother tongs I have owned.Best part: the seller e-mails me soliciting to find out how their product is or if I had any feedback. They stated they would help with anything. I e-mail and say he by the way these things are defective (misaligned). They reply they can't help with that. What a joke. Buy another brand.

I have been using these just over two years. My only complaint about these is that they are rusty and I must replace them. Should have replaced them before now. I will not buy again. The plastic on the handles has held up even with regular use and cleaning in the dishwasher (top rack). This listing does not say dishwasher safe. If you do dishes by hand and dry them right away the rust may be prevented longer. In searching recently, though, I have seen some here on amazon that are stainless steel for about twice the price I paid for these. Will definitely buy stainless steel next time. I don't enjoy purchasing the same items repeatedly wasting time and money. Wanted all stainless when I purchased these, but for some reason the search for them showed me nothing in stainless even though it was included in the search. ECKO utensils used to be better than this. Not recommended due to durability/rust.

There's not much to complain about with tongs and there not much to get right. They're very smooth and look nice but the metal is completely bent wrong so the two sides don't line up. That screams poor quality control to me. Makes me concerned about how long it will last and what it's made of. Not worth returning. Will update as I use them.

I do not agree that these are angled tongs. They are somewhere between straight and angled and all three that I received were misshapen so that the tips do not meet properly. The large gap at the end of the loop (where it turns back on itself at the end of the tongs) catches on things like wire handles inside of pots and other utensils in the dish drainer baskets. That being said, they work tolerably well for picking up large pieces that don't need precision aligned tips to grasp them.They seem to be holding up well with hand washing, but I still feel that I paid around twice as much for them as I should. The  Good Cook Classic 10-Inch Deluxe Tongs  seem to be better designed but they are not at all "angled," which is why I didn't try them first. I may get some of those just to see if they are better than these are.My old Ekco angled tongs had it all, but after all of these years, the plating wore off and I didn't like the idea of the discolored metal coming into contact with the food, so I tried these. "Vintage" versions of my old tongs cost at least $15 each on an auction site, and that was too much to pay. These will do, but I am disappointed that the quality has slid so badly -- all part of the hidden inflation we pay these days!

Dear China,Stop making "cheaper" your mantra on everything these tongs are garbage more like a prop than a tool we are willing to pay more but things this cheap just go straight to the trash. Customers please note: Made in Taiwan will have better steel then made in China just fyi

These are not stainless steel as described in the webpage. It is chrome plated steel. Magnets sticks to them easily. Its made in China quality, so nothing like what I had years ago from another brand no longer available. These are thinner tongs. Will keep them rather than bother to return. Just be aware they are not stainless steel.

These were a waste of money. I've used them 3 times and washed them 3 times and they've already rusted. I would like a refund of my money.

These are not stainless steel. Immediately returned.