Chopper Price in Pakistan 2026: 14 Anex and Westpoint Models From Rs 11,500, With Pictures

Onions, garlic, ginger and keema go into almost every Pakistani pot, and a chopper turns ten minutes of knife work into a few seconds. In wedding season, when the kitchen cooks for guests, that time adds up. Below are all 14 choppers in stock on the two makers' own stores, each with its picture, price, watts and bowl size. We read every figure on the maker's own website, not on a shop.

14 choppers compared by price and power

The 14 choppers in stock cost Rs 11,500 to Rs 22,800 and run at 300 to 800 watts. Anex lists 13 and Westpoint lists 1. Small choppers cost under Rs 15,000. Larger food processors that also slice and knead dough cost Rs 18,700 or more.

Both stores show a higher price beside the selling price. Westpoint lists 3 more choppers, but they showed as out of stock on 8 November 2026. Anex lists bowl size as "large" for three models without giving litres. We have not used these choppers ourselves, so the verdicts come from the listings and prices.

Choppers under Rs 15,000 handle onions, garlic and keema

Six choppers cost under Rs 15,000. They chop and mince but do not slice or knead dough, except the AG-3113 and AG-3121. For a family of four cooking daily, one of these covers most needs.

Anex AG-3055

Rs 11,500. 300 watts, a glass bowl, a pure copper motor and 304 grade steel blades.

The value pick. A glass bowl does not hold the smell of garlic the way plastic can.

Anex AG-3043

Rs 11,900. 400 watts, a 750 ml bowl, 2 speeds and a 4 layer steel blade for fast chopping.

Anex AG-3114

Rs 12,350. Two glass bowls, 3 litres and 0.6 litres, a steel housing and 2 speeds at 300 watts. The small bowl suits garlic and green chillies.

Anex AG-3113

Rs 12,900. A 3 litre glass bowl at 300 watts that minces meat and kneads dough.

Westpoint WF-1090

Rs 13,685. 800 watts, a full copper motor with overheat protection, a 250 gram bowl and a safety interlock.

The most powerful small chopper here, but its bowl is small, so it suits quick jobs.

Anex AG-3121

Rs 14,050. 400 watts, an unbreakable 800 ml bowl, 2 speeds and pulse, and a disc for slicing and shredding.

Food processors from Rs 18,700 also slice and knead

Eight Anex models cost Rs 18,700 to Rs 22,800. They have bigger bowls and more blades. Some slice salad, knead atta dough or squeeze oranges. They suit a large family or a home caterer.

Anex AG-3142

Rs 18,700. 500 watts, a 1.2 litre bowl, 2 speeds and pulse, a dough blade and a slicing and shredding disc.

The cheapest way to get a food processor that kneads dough.

Anex AG-3048

Rs 19,500. 500 watts and a large bowl for chopping and mincing meat, onion, garlic and ginger.

Anex AG-3143

Rs 20,000. 800 watts, a 1.2 litre bowl, a citrus juicer, a whisking disc, a dough blade and a copper motor with a thermostat.

Anex AG-3144

Rs 20,100. The same listed features as the AG-3143 for Rs 100 more. Compare the pictures and pick the design you like.

Anex AG-3049

Rs 20,200. 500 watts, steel blades and a large bowl for meat, beans, onion and ginger.

Anex AG-3058

Rs 20,300. 500 watts and a large capacity bowl for chopping and mincing.

Anex AG-3052

Rs 21,500. 600 watts, 3 speeds and pulse, a 2 litre bowl with a safety lock, a slicing disc and a dough blade.

The best all rounder for a big family.

Anex AG-3054

Rs 22,800. 700 watts, the most in the food processor group, a 2 litre bowl, an automatic program, slicing discs and a dough blade.

How to choose a chopper in 5 steps

Decide first whether you only chop, or also slice and knead. That one choice splits the 14 models into two price groups. Then match the bowl to your family size and check the watts and the plug.

1. Decide the job. Chopping only needs a model under Rs 15,000. Dough and slicing need a food processor.
2. Pick the bowl. 750 ml to 1.2 litres for a family of four. 2 to 3 litres for guests or catering.
3. Prefer a glass bowl if smells bother you, as on the Anex AG-3055, AG-3113 and AG-3114.
4. Look for 500 watts or more if you mince meat often.
5. Check the plug and the PSQCA mark. Our PSQCA appliance check guide shows what to look for.

Choppers run for seconds at a time, so the bill effect is tiny. A 500 watt chopper used for 5 minutes a day takes about 0.04 units, by our own sum. Our electricity unit price guide shows the rate on your slab, and the appliance watt list helps you add up the kitchen.

Questions people ask about chopper prices

What is the price of a chopper in Pakistan?

On the Anex and Westpoint stores, Rs 11,500 to Rs 22,800 for choppers in stock on 8 November 2026.

What is the Anex chopper price?

Anex choppers in stock cost Rs 11,500 for the AG-3055 up to Rs 22,800 for the AG-3054.

What is the Westpoint chopper price?

The only Westpoint chopper in stock on 8 November 2026 was the WF-1090 at Rs 13,685. Three others showed as out of stock.

Which chopper can knead dough?

The Anex AG-3113, AG-3142, AG-3143, AG-3144, AG-3052 and AG-3054 list a dough blade or dough kneading. The cheapest is the AG-3113 at Rs 12,900.

Is a glass bowl chopper better?

A glass bowl is easier to clean and does not keep smells. It is heavier and can break if dropped. Plastic is lighter.

Do Anex choppers have a warranty?

Every Anex chopper listing we read states a 2 year warranty. The Westpoint WF-1090 listing did not state one.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

We read prices, watts, bowls and stock on the Anex chopper store and the Westpoint chopper store on 8 November 2026. Prices change often, so check the listing on the day you buy. Pictures are the makers' own. Unit sums are our own.