Mealthy Immersion Hand Blender with 500 Watt Motor for Smooth Blending and Pureeing

khadija: Worst ever.broken after twice used.the plastic cracked and the machine run out.
I regret it..

Canada on Apr 08, 2020

Andy Curto: First I want to start by saying that I really do like this immersion blender. I usually use the whisk attachment but have used the "wand" (the longer piece with the blades on the bottom) a few times and I have so far only used the mini food processor attachment twice.

The whisk is great and super fast. It is useful for scrambling eggs, mixing up "Bulletproof" coffee, making whipped cream, etc. The "wand", as I like to call it, is good for milkshakes and smoothies. The mini food processor is good for chopping up just about anything (though I haven't used it on anything hard like ice, nuts, coffee beans, etc.)

The reason why I only gave it four stars, though, is because while I do really like the product it isn't perfect.

The first two things I noticed is that the top part, where you can turn the dial to adjust the speed, is not flat. It should be! If it were flat, then you could turn the whole thing over and have it stand up on the counter when you have the wand or whisk attachment on it. Otherwise, you have to find somewhere to lay it down or a plate or cup or something to put it in so that whatever you're mixing doesn't get all over the counter.

The...

United States on Aug 07, 2019

E. R. Johnson: The first impression I got when unpacking this this is "WOW, this thing weighs a lot and is built like a tank". The whole thing, and all the accessory parts seem to be very good quality. Well, maybe except the whisk attachment - nothing visually wrong with it, who knows maybe it'll hold up, but it's quite light weight compared to everything else. I have worked in electronics for the past 45 years, so I know when I feel that weight in the motor unit, that there is some serious motor power packed in there. It's literally at least 3X as heavy as the old one it's replacing.

The old one has a pair of those cheap little plastic "inclined planes" that keeps the blade unit on. That is the part that wore out on the old one, so that I had to literally hold it together with both hand to be able to use it. I like the two push-buttons that have to be positively operated to get the blade unit on and off with this new one! I think that as long as the owner didn't try and be lazy and "snap on" the blade unit (actually push in both buttons like you are supposed to do) I really don't see this thing failing for that part of it, at least. So I'm happy that the thing that is wrong with my old...

United States on Apr 08, 2019