2000W Blender Smoothie Maker, 2L Commercial Smoothie Blender with 600ML Grinding Cup,Powerful Ice Crushing Bender, 90S Timer, 8 Preset Programs, Stainless Steel Smoothie Serrated Blade, BPA-Free

Extremely powerful with 2000W compared to other models at this price being max 1200W. and hubby very happy with this blender. We make a lot of smoothies and juicers, daily. Live the small jug which I've blended ginger and garlic in to smooth paste. Easy to attach the 2 various sized jugs. Easy to clean. Crush ice too. Only wish it had an actual power button but it is safe on the counter top.

Very Good but not as powerful as we thought. After fre minutes, it starts smelling.

Brilliant thanks

Tried to do broccoli soup … but it is disappointing. The taste is bitter not even warm … destroyed the Materials really. The worst think is the odour that it developed something that I hate anyway when it happens

This blender has a metal drive and is very quiet.The best blender I have ever bought

One of the best blenders in recent times. I am happy for the product

This is an absolute magnificent blender! I cannot stress enough just how impressed I am in such a short period of time. I’ve had blenders from more well-known brands than this and they’ve not performed half as well. Straight out the box you can tell that this is a superior build quality unlike others which use a very firm rubber for the gear attachment beneath the blender. This is a very high grade solid stainless steel and you can feel an instant difference. When you insert the blender into the top of the base, the gears lineup perfectly every time without fail. I was surprised that there was no lucky mechanism for the jerk on top however despite this and having run multiple blends like the ones in the video the judge doesn’t budget an inch. This is by far one of the few blenders. I’ve also seen that allows you to blend ice and also hot liquids such as the soup in the video. In the video, I’m planning a soup that I’ve been previously cooked in a slow cooker and they gone straight from the slow cooker into the blender jug. The temperature of the soup was roughly around 55° when it went into the jug. In the video you can see that I start the blender to the maximum level and in a matter of seconds we have a purée the despite needing a little bit liquid is incredibly smooth. Noise level: having measured this on the decibel meter on my Apple Watch the noise level on level one intensity was 98 dB, but that’s all I needed for the soup the blender itself does have nine levels and nine does go considerably louder probably around 150 dB. Despite this, it’s still quieter than some other blenders that I’ve used. Cleaning: what can I say again? I’m blown away. The drug is so cleverly designed that there are no cracks or crevices for food to build up in. I’ve taken a photo of the lid just to show the interior which stereotypically I’ve had trouble with in the past of the blenders with food particles or purée building up in the corners. This lead was so easy to clean. The job is not oversized it contains 2 L easily and this can be monitored using the measures on the side. The jug is also fridge proof so the soup you saw me blending went straight into the fridge ready for the next morning to be heated and put into flasks. As a massive convenience, this is excellent and excellent value for money.

We have used a Vitamix blender for a number of years and I was interested to see how this 'look-alike' blender compared. Price wise, there's a huge difference between this less expensive version and the Vitamix blender. In terms of construction it has the box like motor section with the exposed toothed drive shart exposed in the top centre. This is where the goblets slip into position, accompanied by a micro switch that allows the motor to turn ONLY when the goblet it correctly located. The materials appear to be good quality. The motor section is heavy and has a large 2000watt motor. When this runs full speed, there is no food item that won't be pulverised and reduced to a smooth soup. The only area that was slightly suspect was the front control panel. IT has three buttons for on/off, pulse, and the program selection. To the right is the dual purpose speed and time setting for manul operation. This is a 'data dial' knob and turns continuosly without an end stop. This can be tricky when in manul mode, as it's possible to go from min to max speed instantly. NOT good! I also noticed that the front buttons don't have a solid, positive feel when engaging them and the front panel is spongy and cab be easily pushed in. Certainly not up to the vitamix standard, although the full functionality is all here on this lower priced model. We found that in use it's predictably noisy and lacks the finesse of the upmarket branded machines. If you want a quiet non intrusive mixer, this is not the one to have. That 2000watt motor really ramps up. Using the programs is easy to set and seems to achieve good results, although manual mode is just as good. WE think that for the price, you're getting a reasonable machine here. Not as refined as the Vitamix, but I would not expect it for this price point. In terms of power and effectiveness, it does the job. How long it will last (our VItamix is 12 years old and going strong) we can't tell, but it's worth the money as far as we can tell.