Haier electric meat grinder review: brand-name mincer and blender

The Haier electric meat grinder is a brand-name food processor that chops, grinds, and blends, and it is the premium pick in this cluster at 4.9 stars.

What you get

A multifunction meat grinder from Haier that also works as a chopper and a blender. Four S-shaped stainless steel blades spin at one of two speeds to mince meat, chop garlic, onion, and chili, or blend softer prep. The draw here is the Haier name and a 4.9 rating, rare trust signals in a category full of no-name grinders. The catch: the listing is thin on numbers, so the exact wattage and bowl size aren’t published.

What can it handle?

The everyday grinding and chopping a home kitchen needs. The stainless blades handle pork and chicken for patties or a longganisa base, garlic and onion for sofrito, and softer blending jobs. Two speeds give you a coarse or a finer result. Because Haier doesn’t publish the motor wattage, treat very hard jobs (large ice, dense nuts) with caution and work in smaller batches until you learn its limits.

Is it easy to clean?

The bowl and blade lift out for washing, so cleanup is straightforward. As with any grinder, the S-shaped blades are sharp, so hand-wash them carefully and dry the stainless steel before storing. Wiping the motor base with a damp cloth, never submerging it, keeps the unit safe.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱1,400 as of July 22, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is mahal next to the ₱400 to ₱700 no-name grinders, and you are paying for the Haier badge and the 4.9 rating rather than for a bigger published spec sheet. If brand trust and after-sales matter to you, the premium can be worth it. If you just want raw grinding power per peso, a cheaper grinder does the same core job.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a meat grinder from a recognized appliance brand and value a strong rating over a spec race. It fits buyers who would rather pay more for the Haier name and peace of mind than gamble on a generic listing. Bargain hunters should look lower. Comparing options? See the best food processors in the Philippines roundup and our food processor buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want the same grinding for less? The HODEKT electric meat grinder is our Best Budget pick at around ₱479 as of July 22, 2026, with a published 400W motor. For the top all-rounder, the OOKAS 3L/6L food processor is our Best Overall pick.