The Kocbelle Wireless Food Chopper KB05 Processor is a handy cordless chopper for small jobs, best for kitchens short on sockets. Rated 4.3 out of 5 across 1,094 user ratings. The main drawback: no battery level indicator. We scored it 4.3 out of 5.
Cutting the cord is the whole appeal of this little chopper, and also its main limitation. You can use it at any counter or table, and it chops onions, garlic and herbs in seconds in a glass bowl that will not cloud or crack like plastic, but it has no charge gauge, will not run while charging and needs short rests between bursts.
NoFussDeal rates the Kocbelle Wireless Food Chopper KB05 Processor 4.3 out of 5 at $32.99. Last updated September 26, 2026.
A 200-watt motor in the top unit runs from a rechargeable battery charged by USB, so the chopper can be used anywhere without a socket.
The 2.5-cup bowl is glass rather than plastic, with a removable rubber ring on the base that grips the counter.
A two-part blade assembly puts cutting edges at two heights in the bowl for faster, more even chopping.
The glass bowl, blades and base ring come apart for washing, and the parts are dishwasher safe. The motor unit only needs a wipe.
One of the seven owner reviews we read mentions it. That owner gave the product four or five stars. Score 86: its 4.3 star average on a 100 point scale.
Its ease of cleaning stands out. Kocbelle lists the product care instructions as Dishwasher Safe. Five of the seven owner reviews we read mention it. All of them gave the product four or five stars. Score 91: we started at 86 and added 5 because the owner reviews that mention it are positive.
A best little chopper that's cordless and easy to use, chopping food quickly and finely. None of the seven owner reviews we read mention it. Score 86: its 4.3 star average on a 100 point scale.
All of the seven owner reviews we read mention it. All of them gave the product four or five stars. Score 91: we started at 86 and added 5 because the owner reviews that mention it are positive.
Five of the seven owner reviews we read mention it, and those owners gave the product four or five stars, so the complaints come from the wider group of buyers. None of the reviews we read say what goes wrong, so this score rests on the buyer ratings. 18% of all ratings are three stars or fewer, which is where complaints like this usually sit. Score 80: we started at 86 and took off 6 because opin…
Five of the seven owner reviews we read mention it, and those owners gave the product four or five stars, so the complaints come from the wider group of buyers. None of the reviews we read say what goes wrong, so this score rests on the buyer ratings. 18% of all ratings are three stars or fewer, which is where complaints like this usually sit. Score 80: we started at 86 and took off 6 because opinion is split.
Two of the seven owner reviews we read mention it, and those owners gave the product four or five stars, so the complaints come from the wider group of buyers. None of the reviews we read say what goes wrong, so this score rests on the buyer ratings. 18% of all ratings are three stars or fewer, which is where complaints like this usually sit. Score 80: we started at 86 and took off 6 because opini…
Two of the seven owner reviews we read mention it, and those owners gave the product four or five stars, so the complaints come from the wider group of buyers. None of the reviews we read say what goes wrong, so this score rests on the buyer ratings. 18% of all ratings are three stars or fewer, which is where complaints like this usually sit. Score 80: we started at 86 and took off 6 because opinion is split.
68% of ratings are five stars and 14% are four. 6% are three stars and 12% are one or two. The spread skews positive, but enough ratings sit low that the drawbacks below are worth reading. Score 86: its 4.3 star average on a 100 point scale.
One of the seven owner reviews we read mentions it, and that owner gave the product four or five stars, so the complaints come from the wider group of buyers. None of the reviews we read say what goes wrong, so this score rests on the buyer ratings. 18% of all ratings are three stars or fewer, which is where complaints like this usually sit. Score 80: we started at 86 and took off 6 because opinio…
One of the seven owner reviews we read mentions it, and that owner gave the product four or five stars, so the complaints come from the wider group of buyers. None of the reviews we read say what goes wrong, so this score rests on the buyer ratings. 18% of all ratings are three stars or fewer, which is where complaints like this usually sit. Score 80: we started at 86 and took off 6 because opinion is split.
Based on 1,094 Amazon customer ratings, averaging 4.3 out of 5, recorded 12 September 2026. See the reviews on Amazon
| 5 stars | 68% | |
|---|---|---|
| 4 stars | 14% | |
| 3 stars | 6% | |
| 2 stars | 4% | |
| 1 stars | 8% |
My original 1.5 cup mini chopper was close to 20 years old, made in U.S.A., B&D, heavy duty plastic construction-used often- but due to my clumsiness, finally died upon being dropped, otherw… Read it on AmazonK. McClellan · August 6, 2020 · Verified
When my large food processor died, I decided to get something small for my everyday use. A large food processor was too much trouble for most meals. When the option for a wireless food proce… Read it on Amazonmax · July 19, 2020 · Verified
This has 3 blades which does a pretty good job grinding up my dog’s food. It doesn’t totally pulverize it but it is good enough. Better than any others I’ve had. The bad thing is that you ca… Read it on AmazonCatherine Stella · September 27, 2022 · Verified
I bought this portable food chopper a long time ago, and it’s still working like new. It chops vegetables quickly, is easy to clean, and has been very reliable over time. The battery lasts w… Read it on AmazonJenny Abreu | Lifestyle & Home · July 8, 2026 · Verified
Aug 2020: Just the right size for small jobs. No cord to work around while using. It has a short chopping cycle which works great. Excellent when you don't want to use the big blender.The se… Read it on AmazonSinglespeed · September 3, 2020 · Verified
I bought this specifically for making pesto with fresh basil, and I don't have a big kitchen so I didn't want a huge food processor. I was so amazed at how small this was, I wasn't able to p… Read it on AmazonStephanie McDowell · September 8, 2020 · Verified
Charge the motor unit with the supplied USB cable and any USB wall charger, as no plug is included. It cannot run while charging.
Fit the rubber ring to the bottom of the glass bowl, then place the blade assembly on the centre post.
Add roughly cut food without overfilling, then seat the motor unit on top so the safety lock engages.
Pulse in short bursts and check the texture. Give it a rest after about 30 seconds of running.
For most buyers, yes: we score it 4.3 out of 5. It chops quickly and cleans up easily, and the sharp stacked blade handles everything from herbs to cooked meat.
Rated 4.3 out of 5 across 1,094 user ratings, with 68% giving it five stars and 8% one star.
No battery level indicator. Cannot run while charging.
Handle the blades carefully when washing. Wash the bowl, blades and ring in the dishwasher or by hand.
It can grind cooked meats and casseroles to a softer texture for people who have trouble chewing.
The Kocbelle KB05 gets two things right that cheap mini choppers often get wrong: a glass bowl that stays clear and no cord to tie you to a socket. It chops quickly and cleans up easily, and the sharp stacked blade handles everything from herbs to cooked meat. The battery is the weak spot. With no charge gauge, no running while plugged in and a need for rests during longer jobs, it suits quick daily tasks rather than big prep sessions.
A useful, easy-to-clean mini chopper as long as you get into the habit of charging it and keep jobs small. If you regularly process large batches, a corded processor is the better tool.
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