Easy to use, cuts quickly, could use a taller container piece.
I have almost nothing to complain about with this kit. It cuts effortlessly compared to the cheaper one I used to have. Doesnt really matter what, onions, peppers, apples, carrots, potatoes, all of them go through it like a hot knife through butter. The ergonomics are great, I will say that I have yet to use the mandoline portion on top. Just haven’t had a use case yet. But if the blades in that are as good as they are in the chopper, I don’t doubt that it will have just as good as an experience. The storage for the blades is convenient and well thought out. I especially love the little comb that you can use to clean out the plate that pushes things through the blades. It makes cleaning up much easier than any previous chopper that I’ve used. My only real complaint about this is that the container that the chopped food enters is a bit too short. This both limits how much you can chop before having to empty the container, and it also prevents you from being able to fully close the chopper up with all the blades in their storage recepticles. Its a bit of a nitpick honestly. But it would be nice to have everything securely in one spot without having to worry about anything falling out if it gets tipped over.Other than that, great buy, highly recommend. Also I love the color!

Game Changer In The Kitchen.
I got this dicer for 50% off, I think, paying only $30 or so for a normally $60 dicer. This is the first dicer that I have ever owned, although I have used a friend’s dicer, and I will say that this cuts through about anything that you would need to dice in the kitchen. Like most dicers, stuff gets caught and stuck in the blades and the platform thingy, and it’s a little hard to wash, especially because those blades are seriously sharp. An onion stands no chance against those blades. All of the different tools/slicers are really awesome and work really well for the most part.It isn’t quite as big as what I thought it would be when I purchased it, and to give you an idea, most of the time I need to quarter an onion in order for it to be diced correctly and not smush out of the sides. If it’s a small onion, you can fit half of it in the dicing area and get it done that way. I am extremely happy with the purchase overall, especially at that price, and it has taken away a lot of frustration and time when I cook. Next time, I will probably get one that’s a little bigger, but this is most definitely a game changer by itself. Highly recommend this dicer. Just be careful with those blades! They are super sharp and got two of us bleeding within the first three or four days. Lol

I love this handy chopper
I’m a great fan of Waldorf salad, but the chopping of all those apples can be a deterrent to having it as often as I want to. But this chopper makes it easy! You do have to slice the apple to fit it onto the chopping surface, but then whacking the chopper down instantly produces perfect little cubes of apple. Same with the celery. I toast the walnut halves in my air fryer (yes, I’m a gadget nerd) and then chop them, too. I’ve also used it to chop mini cucumbers and red onions for a sour cream dill salad. Delicious and so easy to do!I will confess that I LOVE the way you absolutely have to SLAM down the upper portion of the chopper with enormous brute force. I’m not sure why I like that. I guess you could just rest the upper part against the item to be chopped and then press down firmly. But that wouldn’t be nearly as satisfying as the huge WHACK. I do put a folded towel under the whole unit to minimize noise and shock to the countertop. But this old lady loves that part of the chopping process.The larger of the two cube-shaped blade units is my preferred one. I haven’t tried the chopping blade that produces slices, nor have I tried the mandoline. I’m still fascinated by and in love with the square chopper. BTW the blades are VERY sharp. Be mindful when handling the blade parts. Don’t be fooled by their harmless appearance and touch the razor-sharp cutting surface accidentally. You won’t feel a thing until you see the blood on your fingers.Using the little “comb” to clean out food stuck in the tines on the underside of the upper unit is a bit challenging. Counter-intuitively, don’t use the comb as a rake and drag it through the tines. Use it with the curved side turned up like a scoop and pull veggie pieces up and out of the green pointy area. Hard to describe, but you’ll know it when you see it.I keep this gadget handy and use it often. Highly recommend.

This chopper is just awesome . Nicely built , no cheap plastic . And all blades are sharp .

Fácil de usar ele até é sim, do restante não posso responder. Pois já fiquei decepcionada logo de cara, pois comprei achando que Muller seria uma marca boa. Nem com marca ele veio, ainda faltando peça.Eu esperava um produto melhor.