NinjaProfessional Chopper [NJ1002UKBK] Stackable, 200W, Black

Delivered within the usual Amazon time frame, driver polite and friendly. Packaging is adequate without having to donate too much of my life to getting it out of the box (there's a special place for packaging manufacturers)The motorhead (see what I did there?) feels very sturdy and well built. When I took the bowls out, neither of them sat properly on the counter top and I thought "here we go" They wobbled and were squint.There's a rubber seal that goes on the each of the bowls and they weren't fully on right round the lip of the bowl. Now, this might have been a production error, but equally it might have been Ninja letting you know these come off so you can keep the bowls clean/ hygienic! I like to think they have a really smart guy working there.You just push the rubber seal on right round and everything is pure dead minted.In operation, the motorhead, the grey/ silver go button protrudes to the side. So I pressed it from the side, nothing happened. You press from the top to actuate the motor, not the side.I'm an amateur cook, but I do love cooking and experimenting. I'm also sadly, a gadget guy. I was looking for something to reduce vegetable prep time.I have Ninja frying pans and Ninja Air frier and they're all extremely good quality and deliver every time (except when I've screwed up) I used the chopper for the first time tonight then jumped onto my desktop.It's brilliant, stick an onion in a bowl then press the motorhead for three seconds and you have perfectly chopped (and sized) onion. I cut the onions into quarters so they fit in the bowl (you've got to peel the outer skins anyway) Three seconds and done. The bowls wash in seconds, the seals come off to make hyper clean.The blades are sharp, real sharp, very very sharp. The blades are incredibly sharp. If you want to know how sharp the blades are I'll give you my thumbs email address and my thumb will tell you. I always push things to the limit, my fault not Ninjas's.You simply take the blades by the plastic stem and run them under the tap to clean. DON'T touch the blades. As an amateur cook, I can tell you blunt knives are more dangerous than sharp knives. These blades are sharp treat them with respect.This machine does things in three seconds that will take you a lot longer (significantly) to achieve manually and does it better. Easy, convenient, capable, affordable.You should buy one.

I bought this for my husband who loves to cook. This product is great because its small and compact so easy to store away unlike bulky kitchen devices. This is also ideal for when we go away in our campervan as it doesn't take up too much space. It chops, blends and pulses anx the price is great too! Also bought one for my father in law who struggles to chop food. This is much easier for him. Great product. I would highly recommend.

Very nice and easy to work with, small but big enough for what I need, 2 containers makes it easier if I have more than one thing to chop.I recommend.

Powerful motor. Good quality.Just need to know, sometimes food remains inside the head connector's groove which is difficult to clean and makes bad smell

I don’t know how he managed it, but my OH melted the lid for my KitchenAid mini chopper and whilst I was looking round for a replacement I spotted this Ninja version. My experiences of products from this brand have typically been pretty good and this is a lot less expensive than the KitchenAid version, yet still has all-dishwasher safe attachments, so I decided to give it a try.I’m pleased that I did. This might not have the stylish mini food processor appearance and colour choices of the KitchenAid version, but the build quality is high, and the versatile, stacking storage pot system that doesn’t require separate lids is well designed. This has a twin blade chopper, which works quickly - so requires less run time - and is extremely efficient in working its way evenly through foods. So far, I’ve used this to make mushroom pate, turn some stale bread into crumbs, finely mince onions and other vegetables, chop herbs, produce a strawberry coulis (using fruit that was still partially frozen), and make a batch of mayonnaise. This works really well.The mini chopper is very easy to use since all you have to do is pop the blade into the holder on inside of one of the pots, add food, pop on the lid with the top flipped back to allow the blade connector to poke through and sit the powered handle on top. This doesn’t need any awkward locking - the top just sits on and then it’s ready to pulse.The only negative I have found to this design is that it can be quite hard to get foodstuffs into the pot without getting anything on the connector at the top of the blade - and since this joins up with the motorised top it does need to be clean. Easy enough to give it a wipe before using, though!Supplied in well thought out manufacturer packaging that was all made from paper or card.

Really excellent product. Enhanced by having a spare container. Efficient and quick chopping