Vegetable Chopper Vegetable Cutter - Veggie Onion Salad Food Chopper Manual - Potato Chipper - Veg Chopper and Dicer - Kitchen Tools & Gadgets (4-in-1 White)

Very sturdy build with extra sharp blades - be super careful when handling it, I accidentally cut myself (to be fair, it was my bad for trying to flick the water off to dry, so avoid doing that at all cost). By all means, keep children away from reach when left to dry. Be mindful of your surroundings and other individuals in the household, as it can make a lot of noise when the plunger goes all the way down.So easy to use and have chopped veggies for stir fries and oven cooking. An easy 5 star recommendation for people looking for ways to eat healthy.

Love this chopper! Great value and quality. The selection of blades that can be removed and applied are so very convenient! The additional tools to help keep the blades clean are amazing. It has tremendously sped up my food preparation. The storage capacity is great. Would definitely recommend!

Pros- Very handy for chopping tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, pepper and onions, saves so much time, can put base into dishwasher, comes with a brush to help cleaning, the peeler is good quality.Cons- Fiddly to wash top part and blades, bulky to store all the choppers, very noisy to use (makes a loud bang), be aware you still have to slice big vegetables before putting them in such as onions, it is not strong enough to do hard or large vegetables such as sweet potato, potatoes to make chips unless they are soft, struggled to chop through aubergine skin.

Superb item. High quality. Very sturdy. Great for getting salads prepped and down you in super fast time. I will usually use tomatoes (the machine has no issues at all with chopping them with a super quick slam although very, very soft tomatoes might be more of a challenge), a small amount of red onion (I suggest using the finer blades for this as the onions do come out quite chunky otherwise and can be quite overpowering in a salad), pepper, cucumber, carrots, nuts and a dressing (honey and mustard, Caesar, balsamic with a tiny amount mint or a vinegar based one - you could get the ingredients in and make these yourself, rather than constantly buying in). I’ll usually stir in ham or chicken and mix it all up with some lettuce (it didn’t do a good job at chopping lettuce, so you might want to cut that separately). Then…..I take the whole of the bottom bowl where the salad has been captured, stick a fork in it and I’m good to go and have a massive, healthy salad for lunch. Be very careful with the blades - and I just want to really stress this……when you first take them out of the package, when you put them in the chopper and when removing, washing and drying - I’ve had a couple of nasty nicks off them. They are extremely sharp. Washing the thing is a little boring I.E washing the bowl, washing the couple of blades, and washing the unit and the slammer bit. It comes with a plastic brush that really does do a good job at cleaning the slammer bit, though (I store the blades in the bowl and the lid fits on over the top without any issue). Excited to look up some more salad ideas.

The media could not be loaded. This has been an absolute game changer in our kitchen. As someone who has never been able to grasp Gordon Ramseys chopping skills, I usually risk cutting my fingers off every time I try to chop any sort of vegetable, and tear up as soon as an onion is cut in to! I was a bit dubious about whether this was a fad, but it is genuinely so easy to use and cuts to just the right size in 1 go. Super speedy, takes about 1 second per item.There’s a variety of different slicers which are exceptionally sharp and easily changed over if you’re switching between ingredients, no fiddling about. It’s nice and sturdy, and also looks sleek if you were to keep it out on the kitchen top. I personally store it away as all the pieces fit nicely inside the main plastic tray.Cleans very easily, and comes with a little brush to knock any bits out of the grate if you need to.The only addition I’d love to have seen with it is a mandoline slicer.

This chopper cuts brilliantly. Chop a large onion in half and both can easily be chopped into small pieces with ease. Not a whole large onion though. I think just a basic device would have done me however as there are a lot of parts to this version and the instructions aren't very clear. What I would also say is that it's not the easiest to clean and dry and the supplied cleaning tools are not very robust. So for what I bought it for, it does the job brilliantly and it seems very robust, but I didn't need the bells and whistles.

The 4-in-1 Vegetable Chopper is a versatile kitchen tool designed to simplify food prep by offering multiple functions, including dicing, slicing, grating, and julienning. With sharp stainless steel blades and a straightforward push-down mechanism, it handles softer vegetables like onions, carrots, and cucumbers efficiently, delivering uniform cuts that save time compared to manual chopping. While the compact design and included container make it convenient for everyday use, the chopper can struggle with harder produce, requiring extra force that may strain the device. Cleaning is relatively easy with detachable parts, though small crevices in the blades can trap food and need careful attention. Though affordable and space-saving, the plastic construction feels less durable, and blade sharpness may decrease over time. Overall, it’s a useful tool for regular cooks seeking convenience, but it’s not ideal for tougher vegetables or heavy-duty tasks.

UPDATE: I approached the supplier of this chopper, they were really good and prompt in their reply. They have sent me a new unit replacement. Hopefully, this one will prove more successful.Initially, I was fairly impressed with this gadget. BUT, less than 3 months after purchase, it's a waste of money. One of the latches that holds it together has broken off and it appears to be blunt. I've mainly used it for chopping onions, but always slice them first. Now, it won't even slice through raw fresh mushrooms!