If I hadn’t been desperate to ease dinner prep (due to a fussy newborn & hyper big brother), I would never have tried this. But it actually works!!! I just love it! It’s super easy to clean, & both set up & take down is fast. (wouldn’t have been much help otherwise!) i’ve been using it for two months now, and the blades are still sharp. Everything runs the dishwasher very durably.

Total elapsed time in my video: one minute.

The only thing I wish, is that it had one grate slightly larger, for stir fry sized cuts.

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Likes: it conveniently chops veggies and peppers- which means I don't handle them long enough to get burned by the peppers, and get an odor from the veggies.
It's easy to clean, and I mean get every nook and cranny if need be.
Blades are super sharp!!! Very manicured looking chops. If I was a caterer this would be a beautiful help to a precision display.

Dislikes: prepping the veggies for the chopper. Besides washing them, you will still use a knife to cut them into smaller sizes to fit in the chopper. Not a real big inconvenience, but carrots and celery seem a little tedious as you can not put more than a slice in at a time for maintaining an even speed of chopping. Otherwise, you run into pressing that puppy down with all the strength the good Lord gave you. But the blades are tried and true, so it'll cut, just not as quickly as if you were to do one lengthwise slice. Again, a minor dislike.
I haven't tried everything out, but I bought it for the chopping primarily.

UPDATE: After 6 months I have tried everything that this chopper offers. Not bad. However, the last few times that I've used it for tomatoes it seems to turn most of it to mush instead of those manicured chops that I saw at the beginning. That lets me know a couple of things: the blades are getting blunt (still sharp enough to cause injury though), and I need to use only very firm tomatoes with this chopper. Pretty bummed out by that. So far that is the only downside, but I lowered my rating.

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Have been playing with my multi functional Vegetable Chopper for a few days now, and really like it.

Onions, peppers, Cilantro, Parsley and celery...are handled with ease. Have created some delicious egg omelets thanks to the very efficient way this chopper works.

With all the attachments that come with this unit you will never need a knife and chopping board for mincing vegetables again.

Even though not needed, the added lemon juicer and egg slicer was a nice bonus to the set.

What I like most is the container provided for neatly storing away every single attachment (Even the lemon juicer and egg slicer.) Which is great; considering how very sharp some of these attachments are.

What I like least is hand cleaning the attachments. They're so sharp that washing them out by hand can be hazardous to your fingers. Even though I was so so careful cleaning them, I still got several paper cut size injuries for my efforts LOL!

Guess that's a good problem to have, but just telling you be extra careful when cleaning the attachments by hand (Those of you lucky enough to have a dishwasher need not worry.)

Unit itself seems to be sturdy, but only time will tell. Curious how well the hinge for keeping the top closure fastened to the chopper portion will hold up over months of use.

For $20 can't complain though. Believe I have a winner here.

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This thing really works, and the extra tools a bonus. Very sharp! I have problems chopping vegetables and peeling anything. I have a muscular dystrophy disease. I was able to accomplish in a 1/4 of a time. Cleaning is a little extra, but they give you the tools for that too. Finally a gadget I didn't waste my money on. Time and strength saver.

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I was reading a cookbook and the author discussed using a vegetable chopper. So I bought one. I have had it for a few weeks. It chops quite well. A few hints: make sure onions are on the grid in the correct orientation. If not you get onion slivers not diced onion. Must use pressure to chop. Bell peppers cut best with the outside down. Cleaning is much easier if you remove the grid. Chopping is easy. I like the size of the container underneath. Changing the grid is easy. Although I thought the other tools were silly I have found that the vegetable peeler makes nice sized and attractive carrot slivers. I like the product more than I thought I would

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This is the third onion-vegetable chopper I've bought from Amazon, and it's by far the sturdiest. The pusher component is literally three times as tall as on my prior units. The blade modules lock in place (no more jumping on harder vegetables, e.g., jicama. The mincing blade module is actually the proper grid size for mincing.

The yolk separator is useful for when I make mayonnaise and need to separate 8 eggs quickly.

I haven't used the other accessories, but I look forward to trying the spiralizer, as the specialized tool I have for that purpose is awkward.

The cleaning comb is useful, but one needs to be careful with it, since the tines are quite thin. I still use a brush in combination with the comb.

I'm quite pleased with this tool, and I foresee a long life for it.

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I received mine today, and decided I wanted to slice some block cheese to go with crackers for a snack.
I opened the package, and pulled out what looked to be an egg slicer. There was no slicer attachment other than that. So, I used that for my cheese. It worked pretty well for the size.
Then I came online and looked at the features. I figure if the slicer held together when I used my hands to close and slice, it will be even better in the unit.

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Great assortment of attachments. Larger and better quality of clear plastic for container. Smoother and cleans better. Cutters are super sharp. Perfect aid for cutting veggies for chicken soup making. Cuts down on the cutting and nice same size pieces. I even like that the cutter part just rests on the clear bin part. Doesn't snap together like some. Easier to empty when your hands are wet. Cleans up easily in the dishwasher.

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