BLACK+DECKER 1.5-Cup Electric Food Chopper, White, HC150W

I like the cup. It doesn't have to lock into the plastic, thus eliminating cracking the cup.

Great little tool for small quick jobs! This is my second one to buy. My first one lasted over 15 years. Design improvements over my original one make it much easier to use and clean.

This small chopper does an excellent job of chopping raw onion pieces into small pieces in a very short time. I was pleasantly surprised at it's efficiency!

I recently had dental surgery and use this fantastic little chopper to chop up my cooked salmon and chicken. Also use it to liquify my watermelon with pears which makes great juice. Excellent performance and price

I had a Black & Decker chopper that lasted me 30 years so definite wanted another Black & Decker appliance when it finally broke. It's different than the one I had before, but so far I'm very happy with the way it works, the amount of product I can put in as well as how fine it chops.

This unit is very different from my 40 year old chopper. Having the feed "holes" in the lid is really nice for making sauces and the bowl seems a better design as well. I will miss the slicing feature but have other utensils for that.

This was a Christmas gift in 2013. It really is great for small jobs, such as chopping 1 cup of nuts, etc. and is easy to clean. Not so great is the bowl. After a year, the bowl had to be replaced. Another year has gone by and the bowl needs replacing again - the tabs keep breaking off. This is a flaw in the product.

I purchased this to replace an older model that just wore out. The new one seems to work fine. However, it has a row of holes in the lid (to allow for additions while it is running, such as oil). These holes are just large enough that as the contents are in the processor small bits will fly out of the lid! I have to cover the lid while the chopper is running. Since I do not plan to ever add oil I do wish that a lid without holes was an option.

We used the chopper primarily for chopping up nuts for use in recipes, which it seemed to do well. About the time that the warranty expired, the blade stopped turning when the motor was on. Upon inspection, I discovered that the plastic inside the blade part was stripped out where it interfaced with the drive shaft. I found a replacement blade online, but, of course, it costs as much as the entire chopper unit.

Got the previous model for a gift many years ago. it lasted quite a while with daily use and I loved it. Then the bowl broke and was more expensive to replace than getting a new one so I bought a new one. replacement bowl broke in record time along with the cheaply made lid. I realize things are not made to last anymore but this is ridiculous. Would rather pay more for a product that doesn't fall apart. Such a waste to fill landfills with.