Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: I guess you get what you pay for

I still haven't found one of these mini-choppers that really does that job right, so don't expect that this is simply a mini version of a real Cuisinart food processor.I had an even cheesier version of one of these, a noname brand from Walmart, and I'd hoped that the Cuisinart brand was going to be a big improvement. Unfortunately, while better, it still suffers from some of the same problems: the blade dulled quickly and food tends to twirl around inside the bowl without falling down onto the blades as in a full-size food processor. The dull blades mostly just beat up the food, and you'll have a helluva time acheiving fine mincing. And because the two switches are not latching types, you have to hold down the switch for the entire (excessive) time needed to fully process the food.On the plus side, the top fits tightly while processing and the unit is fairly easy to clean. But don't expect it to fully mince 3 cloves of garlic...