The small spout does not allow you to cut what the device promises, e.g. potatoes.
I realized that after a while I was only using the device to cut carrots. However, with the classic grater this is done faster.
It ended up on the storage shelf…

It does what it says very well and safely.

They gave it to me as a gift. I had a similar machine from a well-known German brand, which was awesome (I gave it to my daughter). I have been using the Philips one for 2 months now. Utter disappointment. Low power (it struggles and you're afraid to insist). Difficult disc change. The disc wobbles, ready to break. Small mouth. It doesn't have storage for the cutting discs. I don't recommend it to anyone. If you add the time to wash all parts of the machine, and the patience not to strain it during cutting, it really isn't worth its money. For Philips, it's just a shame.

Quite expensive for its quality,
however, it is quite helpful and easy to operate. It doesn't take up much space in the kitchen bag and you can have it permanently set up for your quick service. It would be good if there was some provision from the manufacturing company for the proper storage of the accessories.
Very good for carrots, quite good for zucchini, completely unsuitable for eggplant and onion, etc.

The truth is that the biggest trouble is in the setup and cleaning rather than the service. It takes up space in the kitchen and is stored in its box. I have had it for 2 years and have used it 5 times. It hasn't been helpful to me. The quality is average to good. The blades cut well, but you have to find which blade suits your cutting, because Philips tells you which blade corresponds to each food, but it's not 100% accurate.
For example, if you cut with the cabbage blade, it will come out shredded and it's not nice, you will have to use the potato blade to get it right. I hope I helped.

I received the food chopper about 1 week ago as a replacement for a Moulinex chopper. The positives are: a. its power. It cuts all vegetables without mashing them (unlike the previous chopper, which was a nightmare for parsley). b. You don't need to hold down the power button for it to work. c. It doesn't scatter the cut vegetables left and right.
The negatives: the different cutting discs are difficult to change.
Overall, very satisfied

Not so good build quality, from a reputable company. Now someone will tell me that you can still find reliable things these days even from reputable manufacturers!
It does its job, but we can't avoid cleaning, guys. It only cuts the potatoes very thin and struggles with cabbage - it heats up. Otherwise, it's okay, good for home use.

In terms of construction, it appears sturdy but when you put it into operation, your disk creates insecurities. You immediately understand the plastic and that its gears will not withstand much force.
I have used it so far to cut cabbage and carrots. Carrots are very easy to cut. Cabbage, on the other hand, because it struggles inside the throat, the disk is pressed and you feel it slipping, it requires a little attention.
It's not bad and it may cut everything, but it has its own way.
For Philips, I expected it to be a little better and more robust.

I have used it so far to cut grated carrot and cabbage. The carrot is very easy to cut. Unfortunately, the cabbage, because it is not compact but in leaves, gets compressed, crushed, and generally frustrates you a little until it is cut. In terms of construction, it is made mostly of plastic and I don't know how long it will last, but so far it holds up. The time you save from using the grater, you spend on washing it (5-6 parts).

Very good product, it serves the housewife when she is in a hurry and wants to set a table for many people. It cuts cabbage well, grates carrots and also grates cheese very well, especially when it is hard (these are the things I have tried so far). It also has an attachment for potatoes.