Yes. It runs on a built-in rechargeable battery and charges via a Type-C cable included in the box. Once charged, you can use it on a countertop, at a hostel, while travelling, or anywhere without a socket nearby.

Yes, it has a built-in grinder function alongside the chopper. So it handles tasks like grinding spices or nuts in the same bowl, which means you don't need a separate gadget for those jobs.

The motor runs for 30 seconds per cycle. For small-batch tasks like half an onion, a few garlic cloves, or a handful of nuts, one or two cycles is typically enough given the 250ml bowl size.

Yes. It measures 8.7 x 8.7 x 12 cm and weighs 260 grams, so it takes up very little counter space and is easy to store in a drawer or cabinet when not in use.

It's a quick-prep tool. The 30W motor and 250ml bowl are sized for small batches, not continuous or large-volume chopping. If you're prepping for a single person or two, it handles the job well. For large family meals, a full-size corded chopper would serve you better.

No, it has one speed. You press to run and release to stop, which gives you basic control over texture without any additional settings to manage.