Kyocera vs Zwilling JA Henckels, knives?

[vCraZz]

Hi guys, just want your opinion on what knife to get.
Ive narrowed my selection down to 2 very different knives.

7" Zwilling JA Henckels Japanese steel
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Zwilling-JA-Henckels-TWIN-Cermax-MD67-Knife-Knives-/170582177999?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&var=&hash=item6 d6f23be61#ht_826wt_952

6" Kyocera ceramic
http://www.ebay.com/itm/KYOCERA-ceramic-KYOTOP-DAMASCUS-6-Blade-Chefs-Knife-KT-155-HIP-D-/260860426263?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cbc7e 3817#ht_549wt_1139

Price is not an issue for me, I am just interested in which one will be the better knife for day to day use.
Thanks in advance.

[Nikki P]

Go with the steel knife.
There is the possibility, remote but a possibility, that the ceramic can break. The steel knife will last you for the rest of your life and you can leave it to me or your grandchildren.
Also the 7 inch blade is more usable in day to day use. 6 inch is small for some jobs.
I hope you have lifted these knives and held them in your hand. The choice of a knife depends greatly on the size of your hand and the heft of the knife.

[Dune]

I would select the 7" knife, but would prefer an 8" blade.

For that sort of money you want a knife that you will look after and keep sharp.
I would never buy a knife that I couldn't feel in my hand for comfort.