Redmond RCR-3801 black

This chopper from the well-known brand of kitchen appliances Redmond is one of the most budgetary on the market, which makes it automatically attractive: it takes up little space and is inexpensive. But what can he do? The grinder performs one single function: it grinds food, but it does it quite tolerably at a maximum power of 170 watts.

Small spool but precious

So say users — satisfied owners of the device. The design is really compact: the chopper weighs only 730 grams and is equipped with a small 200 mL bowl, which, unfortunately, is not always enough to process large portions of food. Also included is one standard attachment — a chopper knife. The only big thing in this device is a fairly long power cord of 110 cm. The device operates at only one speed, but it has a pulse mode — to start any process, just press the lid, like in a good coffee grinder.

By the way, there is a dispenser in the lid — holes of different sizes, like in a jar for spices: this will come in handy if you chop garlic, nuts, herbs or hard cheese, which you add to the dish in the right dosage. Pluses: non-slip feet, knife storage compartment, security system (class II protection against electric shock).

Honest about flaws

The main drawback of the device is a plastic bowl. On the one hand, plastic provides a small weight of the device and reduces the cost of the device, on the other hand, this is not the most environmentally friendly and very short-lived option (plastic becomes cloudy over time, easily scratched). User experience shows that not everything is so simple when using a chopper — at the junction of the base and the bowl there are grooves that are not very easy to get into, which takes time for assembly. Also, some owners of this model are advised to hold the device with your hand during operation so that the lid does not come off. All these disadvantages are easily explained by an affordable price, as they say — price-quality.