Lifelong Choppers Price List in India
This list contains 7 Lifelong Choppers in India. This price list was last updated on Sep 14, 2026.
- Lifelong LLWC04 30W Chopper: 304 Food Grade, Plastic Body, Chopper, 1 year Warranty
- Lifelong LLEC07 300W Chopper: Blending, Chopper, 2 years Warranty
- Lifelong LLWC05 180W Chopper: Rechargeable Chopper
| Chopper | Price | Available From |
|---|---|---|
| Lifelong LLWC04 30W Chopper | ₹449 | Aug, 2024 |
| Lifelong LLEC07 300W Chopper | ₹1,199 | Sep, 2026 |
| Lifelong LLWC05 180W Chopper | ₹1,205 | May, 2026 |
| Lifelong LLWC02 30W Chopper | ₹499 | May, 2023 |
| Lifelong LLERC09 70W Chopper | ₹3,799 | Mar, 2026 |
| Lifelong iChop Pro LLEC04 250W Chopper | ₹999 | Nov, 2024 |
| Lifelong Regalia Plus 250W Electric Chopper | ₹1,097 | Apr, 2024 |
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Lifelong LLERC09 70W Chopper
₹3,799- Chopper
- Non Skid Feet
- BPA Free, ABS Body
- 1 year Warranty
Lifelong Regalia Plus 250W Electric Chopper
₹1,097- Chopper
- Non Skid Feet
- Plastic Body
- 1 year Warranty
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