Cordless Electric Garlic Chopper and Vegetable Slicer
Garlic goes from peeled cloves to a finely minced pile in seconds, and the rest of dinner prep runs on the same cordless handle. One handle covers garlic, chili, vegetable strips, peeling and scrubbing, so the counter stays clear. The clear bowl shows every stage of the cut.
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Garlic goes from peeled cloves to a finely minced pile in seconds, and the rest of dinner prep runs on the same cordless handle. One handle covers garlic, chili, vegetable strips, peeling and scrubbing, so the counter stays clear. The clear bowl shows every stage of the cut.
All-in-one handheld kitchen helper: chop, slice, peel and scrub in one cordless gadget
- Tedious manual chopping of garlic, chili and vegetables
- Changing knives or tools for different prep tasks
- Cutting long vegetables into short pieces
- Scrubbing stubborn stains off cutting boards and pots
Garlic minced in seconds, no knife required
Tired of chopping garlic by hand and switching tools every night? Go from cutting board chaos to a clear bowl of ready food with one cordless handle.
Everything you need, in one handle

One cordless handle
The handle charges over a built-in USB port, so nothing trails across the counter while you cut. Drop in the garlic, press the power button and pulse. The 40W motor handles cloves, chili and soft vegetables without the cord getting in the way.

Clear bowl, visible results
The clear ribbed walls show the cut while it happens. You see when the garlic is fine enough and when the chili needs one more pulse. No lifting the lid to check and no guessing by sound.

Seven parts, one kit
The slicing disc bowl, chopping blade bowl, bristle brush head, black spatula, feeder with peeler blade and USB cable all come in the box. Seven pieces take the place of a press, a peeler, a slicer and a scrub brush.
The figures that matter on the counter
- 40WMotor power
- 200mlChopping bowl capacity
- 7Pieces in the kit
Garlic minced in three quick steps
- 1Charge the handle
Connect the USB cable and charge the handle fully before the first use. Keep it unplugged while you cut.
- 2Peel and drop the garlic
Peel the cloves, add them to the clear chopping bowl and fit the bowl onto the handle.
- 3Pulse and check
Pulse in short bursts and check the texture through the bowl. Scrape it into the pan when it is ready.
Seven pieces, one cordless kit
- Main handheld unit×1
Cordless handle with power button and USB port
- Slicing disc bowl×1
For slicing vegetables into strips
- Chopping blade bowl×1
Clear bowl for garlic, chili and herbs
- Bristle brush head×1
Scrubs stains off boards and pots
- USB data cable×1
Charges the handle
- Black spatula×1
Scrapes the bowl clean
- Feeder with peeler blade×1
Feeds long food through the open port
Dinner prep, without the knife work

The nightly knife routine
Garlic comes home in its skin. You peel each clove, mince it by hand and wash the knife before the pan is even hot. Chili and onion follow, and by the time the stove is on, the counter is covered in boards and small bowls.

One handle, many tasks
The attachments swap on one cordless handle: slicing disc, chopping blade, brush, spatula and a peeler feeder. A garlic press stainless only handles garlic, and a chef knife takes the whole evening. Here one unit covers the garlic, the cucumber strips and the stains on the board.

Prep you can see
The ribbed clear bowl shows garlic and chili turning into small pieces while the motor runs. You check the texture through the wall, pulse a few seconds more if you want it finer, then scrape the bowl into the pan. The motor does the work and the bowl does the watching.
What to expect as you use it
- First useCharge and try the garlic
Charge over USB, add a few peeled cloves to the bowl and pulse. Check the texture and adjust how long you run it for your taste.
- 3 usesLearn your rhythm
You know how much fits in the 200ml bowl and how long garlic, chili and vegetables need, so each session goes faster.
- 30 daysPrep becomes a habit
Reaching for the handle instead of the knife becomes routine, and cleanup stays simple with a small set of parts.
Rinse the parts, wipe the handle
- Rinse the bowl and brush
Detach them from the handle first.
- Wipe the handle only
Use a dry or lightly damp cloth.
- Charge fully before use
Unplug before you cut.
One handle versus a drawer of tools
| This | Garlic press | Chef knife | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minces garlic and chili | Partial | ||
| Slices and peels | — | Partial | |
| Clear bowl shows the cut | — | — | |
| Parts to wash | Bowl, blade, brush | Press body and holes | Knife and board |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
It suits everyday prep: a few cloves of garlic, one chili or a cucumber cut into strips. For family-size batches, run it in rounds. Filling the bowl to the top makes the cut uneven, so work in smaller pieces and empty the bowl between runs.
For a few cloves, yes. Peeled garlic goes in, a few short pulses later it is minced, and the bowl is the only part you rinse. A press needs cleaning after every clove, and a knife keeps your fingers sticky through the whole job.
Detach the bowls, blades and brush head from the handle and rinse them under the tap. Wipe the handle with a dry or lightly damp cloth and never run water over the motor or the charging port.
Yes. The handle has a built-in USB charging port and the USB data cable is in the box. Charge it fully before the first use and keep it unplugged while you cut.
The kit includes seven pieces: two bowls, the brush head, the spatula, the peeler feeder, the USB cable and the handle. Buying a press, a peeler, a slicer and a brush one by one adds up quickly and takes up a drawer each. One handle covers the same jobs and charges from one cable.
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