Astron CHOPMASTER food processor review: a 3-speed budget chopper

The Astron CHOPMASTER food processor is a low-cost, 4.9-rated electric chopper with three speeds and a stainless steel blade, from a Philippine brand, though the listing hides the wattage and bowl size.

What you get

A compact electric chopper with a stainless steel blade and 3-speed control, sold through Astron’s official Philippine store. It’s built for the everyday jobs a home cook repeats: chopping meat for giniling, mincing garlic and onion, and breaking down vegetables. Astron is a local appliance brand, which is part of the appeal at this price. The catch is transparency: the listing doesn’t publish the wattage or the bowl capacity, so you’re buying on the brand and rating rather than on numbers.

What can it handle?

Light-to-medium chopping. The stainless steel blade minces meat, onion, garlic, and soft vegetables, and the three speeds let you choose a coarse chop or a finer mince. Because Astron doesn’t state the motor wattage, treat big, tough, or non-stop batches with caution: work in smaller loads and give the motor a rest between runs. Cut ingredients into pieces before dropping them in, since a blade chopper minces rather than grinds through a plate. There’s no pulse mode or slicing attachment, so it’s a chopper, not a full food processor.

Design and cleaning

Simple and easy to live with. It’s a bowl-and-blade chopper, so after use the blade lifts out and the bowl rinses clean. Handle the stainless blade carefully when washing, dry it to keep the edge, and don’t submerge the motor base. The 3-speed dial is the only control, which keeps it beginner-friendly.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱675 as of July 22, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is cheap for a branded chopper, and it comes from a local PH brand with a strong 4.9 rating. The trade-off is the missing specs: with no published wattage or capacity, you can’t compare its muscle against rivals on paper, so you’re trusting the brand. For basic chopping at this price, it’s fair value.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want an affordable, no-fuss chopper for everyday meat, garlic, and vegetable prep and you’re comfortable buying on brand and rating rather than a spec sheet. Skip it if you need a stated wattage, a large bowl, or slicing attachments. Comparing options? See the best food processors in the Philippines roundup, or our food processor buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

For a chopper with a published bowl size, the Sonifer meat grinder and food chopper is our Best build pick with a 2.5L bowl. If you want the top all-rounder, the OOKAS 3L/6L electric food processor is our Best Overall pick.