Best jug blender

Score: 88/100

The quietest blender in our round-up, the Magimix Le Blender features a heat-proof glass jug that comfortably blends hot liquids for soup. The preset programmes gave some excellent results in our tests, including a smooth and silky soup, thick and glossy mayonnaise, a creamy milkshake and a smooth pancake batter.

It also whizzed up hazelnuts evenly, and the ice function created coarse crushed ice for adding to drinks. It’s quite a weighty machine, but it’s a solid performer in such a wide range of food prep tasks that you won’t want to put it away.

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Best blender for speed variations

KitchenAid Blender Power Plus

Best blender for speed variations

KitchenAid Blender Power Plus

£649 at Amazon

Score: 87/100

At 1800W, the KitchenAid Power Plus blender is the most powerful blender we've come across in our tests. It has a big price tag so is best suited to those who cook a lot. In our tests, we were impressed; it scored top marks for puréeing chickpeas, blending batter and making breadcrumbs. It's simple to use with clearly labelled controls, although it did get incredibly loud when using the higher speed settings.

The sleek and shiny exterior looks great on any kitchen counter, which is a bonus, considering it weighs a hefty 9.4kg - hardly something you would want to be taking in and out of a cupboard. Overall, the KitchenAid Power Plus does exactly what it says on the tin: super high-powered blending.

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Best blender for continuous use

Wolf Gourmet High-Performance Blender WGBL120S

Best blender for continuous use

Wolf Gourmet High-Performance Blender WGBL120S

£725 at subzero-wolf. co.uk

Score: 87/100

This model can blend, make soups, smoothies, purée and crush ice using its four preset functions. The robust jug can blend icy drinks and hot liquids alike, and the LCD display panel with countdown timer means you won’t have to worry about over-blending. It scored full marks when blending a smooth batch of pancake batter and creating a thick and glossy mayonnaise, and it took less than 15 seconds to crush ice.

The blades also coped well with larger quantities, although we found thicker textures tended to get stuck under the blades. As the jug sits on top of the base rather than locking into place, it moves around a bit on the motor unit when using the higher speed settings. However, it's a powerful and versatile machine.

Key specifications

Dishwasher-safe attachments	Yes
Guarantee	5 years
Jug capacity	1. 65 litres
Weight	6kg
Wattage	1200W
Removable blades	No
Presets	Smoothie, ice crush, puree, soup
Pulse action	Yes
Variable speeds	12

Most stylish blender

Sage The Fresh & Furious

Most stylish blender

Sage The Fresh & Furious

£200 at John Lewis

Score: 84/100

You’ll want this Sage blender out on display to show off its attractive design. However, it wasn’t a case of style over substance as it performed very well in most tests. There was minimal spitting from the lid while making sloppy sauces, and measurement markings on the side of the jug are helpfully printed in red to make them easy to read. It also automatically switches itself off when it reaches its maximum use time, stopping the motor from burning out and ensuring the product lasts longer.

It dropped a few points when chopping nuts, with some chunks trapped under the blades. This, twinned with the fact that the blades can’t be removed, made it quite hard to clean. Also, the non-slip feet weren’t completely effective at stopping the machine sliding when in pulse mode.

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Best compact blender

Magimix Power Blender

Best compact blender

Magimix Power Blender

£219 at John Lewis

Score: 84/100

A blender can be a bulky addition to the kitchen, but the smaller dimensions of this Magimix model mean it slips seamlessly into most spaces. It’s also a great investment if you’re keen to start creating your own condiments, producing perfectly puréed chickpeas and a deliciously smooth mayonnaise every time of asking. It feels well made, has removable blades for cleaning and comes with a comprehensive recipe book, which were all welcome features.

However, be aware that the instructions refer to accessories that have to be bought separately, so purchasing these will send the cumulative price tag skywards. Our only other gripes were that we found a lot of the ice melted when we were crushing it, and nuts were uneven after being chopped, ranging in size from large chunks to a powder.

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Best budget blender

Russell Hobbs Go Create 1.

Best budget blender

Russell Hobbs Go Create 1.5L Glass Jug Blender

£47 at Argos

Score: 84/100

It may only have the two speed settings, but this budget machine makes sure the basics are done well, proving adept at grinding coffee beans and blending batter. A handy mill attachment also made it effective at chopping nuts and grinding spices.

However if you’re after more delicate blending, this might not be the best option for you as even the slower speed is still pretty powerful. While we were using it, we could feel strong gusts of air blowing from underneath the base, and it needed a shake when blending breadcrumbs to redistribute the food.

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Best blender for accessories

NutriBullet Blender Combo

Best blender for accessories

NutriBullet Blender Combo

£129 at Amazon

Score: 83/100

The NutriBullet was the king of versatility. Its range of eight accessories makes it just as easy to make a big batch of batter for Pancake Day as it is to whip up smaller sauces. We particularly liked the different-sized personal blending cups, allowing us to pick the exact size of our post-workout smoothie.

It excelled at making breadcrumbs and easily blitzed batter, but struggled when making mayonnaise with a lot of splashes. Even the lowest speed setting still packs a punch, with gusts of air blowing out of the base during use. It’s also not recommended for mixing liquids over 20C, so better suited to making smoothies rather than soup.

Key specifications

Best for a coordinated kitchen

Smeg 50s Retro Style Blender BLF01

Best for a coordinated kitchen

Smeg 50s Retro Style Blender BLF01

£180 at John Lewis

Score: 83/100

If colour and coordination are top of your must-have list, then this Smeg blender makes for a chic countertop addition, and also matches the brand’s signature toaster and kettle. On test, we found the blender easy to use with a comfortable handle that would suit right- and left-handed users alike, thanks to its positioning at the front.

It puréed chickpeas and blended batters smoothly and tackled breadcrumbs and ice with aplomb, but we struggled with mayo as we found the oil splashed a lot when we poured it in. However, the sturdy design didn’t leak when filled to maximum capacity and it has four speed settings, while the jug is also dishwasher safe. A statement all-rounder.

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What's the difference between a blender, smoothie maker and food processor?

Both blenders and smoothie makers usually have a large base unit with several power settings or speeds to choose from.

Smoothie makers tend to be more compact, less powerful and have cup attachments designed to make one drink at a time.

Blenders, meanwhile, can tackle a wider range of kitchen tasks. The best models can handle everything from puréeing vegetables for soups and sauces, to chopping nuts, crushing ice and grinding spices with ease. They also have a larger pouring jug attachment so more ingredients can be blended and then easily decanted.

Food processors take things even further; they boast sharper blades than blenders, meaning that as well as completing everything from pureeing to crushing ice, they are also adept at chopping finely and maintaining more texture. You’ll need this if you fancy trying your hand at pesto, for example.

The multi-taskers can also do a fair few baking tasks, and often come with blending jug attachments, so if you’re looking to minimise the number of appliances you own but want to maximise the tools at your disposal, a food processor would serve you well.

What should I look for when I'm buying a blender?

You'll find many blenders come with pre-programmed functions. Most of the ones in our round-up feature at least two or three settings, with variable speeds — making them suitable for various tasks. The most common include ice crushing, smoothie and auto-clean, which are all pretty self-explanatory. The majority of models also have a pulse control button.

Jug capacity is also something worth considering. The blender with the highest capacity in our top 10 can blitz up to 2.6 litres worth of liquid at a time, making it great for catering for a crowd. If you're only blending for one or two people, however, you might want to look for something more compact.

Key features to consider

Jugs - Some models have thermo-resistant glass jugs for blending hot liquids, while others use BPA-free plastic. Although some will recommend you don't add ingredients that exceed 40C.

Glass is generally sturdier and less likely to get scratched. Most glass jugs and some of the tougher plastic ones are also dishwasher-safe.

Jug lids - Many have a strainer built into the lid to filter out any lumps when pouring. Some have a removable cap in the centre of the lid that allows you to add ingredients while it's blending.

But, be warned, prepare yourself for some splashing if you're adding ingredients this way.

Speed settings - Most models have at least two settings. Many sport a rotating dial to select your chosen speed while others have clearer, numerical settings. The more speeds there are, the more control you have.

Some models also have a pulse setting, which is best for controlled blending - for example, when you want to chop a batch of vegetables without reducing them to soup.

Maintenance - For easy cleaning, look for one with a removable blade unit that's also dishwasher-safe. If the blade isn't removable, or the jug isn't dishwasher-safe, you can clean most by half filling the jug with warm water along with a drop of washing up liquid, then turning it on using a low setting.

Some blenders also have their own pre-programmed self-cleaning function.

Energy efficiency - Wattage is important, although a higher wattage doesn't necessarily mean a better machine. If you're looking for one to do intensive tasks like crushing ice or grinding coffee beans, however, it’s worth plumping for a more powerful machine with at least 1100W.

Run time - Most models have a maximum continuous running time of one or two minutes on manual mode - anything more than this could cause the motor to burn out. Those with pre-programmed functions may run for several minutes.

Sturdy glass jug blenders tend to be able to withstand longer continuous running times than blenders with plastic jugs.

Grinding blade - Some models have a separate grinding blade (or mill) attachment for grinding ingredients such as coffee beans, nuts and herbs, that regular blades generally can’t handle.

Ice crushing - Many blenders on the market today have an ice crushing setting, producing a coarse powder perfect for keeping mixed drinks cool at cocktail parties.

But, be aware that not all blenders are suitable for crushing ice and it may damage the blades if the manufacturer advises against it.

Hannah Mendelsohn

Hannah is our senior homes writer, specialising in reviewing the latest kitchen appliances, cleaning products, mattresses and bedding, and crafting equipment. Hannah has written about hundreds of products, from air fryers to smoothie makers to pillows, and is committed to finding the most reliable and best value for money buys. 

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top 11 rating according to KP

Many people wonder which blender to buy - submersible or stationary? Their functions are similar and the main task is to chop, beat and mix the products.

Stationary blender has more power, more impressive dimensions and sometimes additional features (eg heating).

The classic model of stationary blenders usually consists of a working unit, a grinder, a container with a lid and a power cord.

Management takes place using a rotary mechanism, electronic or touch buttons. Automatic programs and the presence of a timer in some models allow you to make the necessary settings and do other things.

It would be useful to mention the number of speeds. Inexpensive and simple models usually have no more than three. The more expensive and powerful ones have up to 30. But in both cases, no more than 4 speeds are most often used. At the same time, more attention should be paid to the number of revolutions of the blender, it depends on what type of product it can handle.

Blender up to 10,000 rpm for mixing and grinding medium-hard foods. A blender with a speed of up to 15,000 is more suitable for whipping and making the product homogeneous. High speeds - from 20,000 to 25,000 revolutions - are suitable for mashing.

It is worth paying attention to such an indicator as the presence of a pulsed mode. With it, the blender will be able to process especially hard foods, for example, crush ice into crumbs. In addition, the pulse mode protects the motor from overheating, which prolongs its service life.

Editor's Choice

Panasonic MX-KM5060STQ

Stationary blender Panasonic MX-KM5060STQ in a strict black and silver case with push-button control is suitable for daily use at home. The 1.5 liter bowl is made of thick glass, and the body of the device is made of durable plastic.

Non-slip, rubberized feet keep the blender on the tabletop and dampen vibrations from the running motor. The instrument weighs 4.1 kg and measures 18.8 x 41.6 x 21 cm.

Thanks to a powerful electric motor and sharp, saw-toothed stainless steel blades, it is possible to prepare not only smoothies, milkshakes and homogenized fruit and berry mixtures, but also to break ice into small crumbs. And all this with the help of two modes of operation - normal and pulsed.

Normal mode runs at a constant speed and grinds food to a smooth consistency in minutes. Pulse mode while holding the button allows you to achieve the desired consistency.

Complete glass grinder suitable for grinding spices and coffee beans as well as preparing vegetable sauces and pasta. No. of speeds Modes pulsed jar capacity 1, 5 l Pitcher material glass Body material plastic

l mill), easy to operate, fuse, very sharp blades

Smell of plastic when working, plastic body scratches easily

Top 10 best stand blenders for home in 2023 according to KP

1. Vixter SBM-3310

Vixter SBM-3310 is a budget blender model, but with a lot of advantages. Management is carried out by a rotating mechanism. Two speeds and a pulse mode are used depending on the density of the products.

The 900 W Vixter grinds liquid, soft and hard ingredients. Through the hole in the lid, you can add food while the blender is running.

The 1.5 l glass jar is enough for several servings. For convenience and exact adherence to the recipe, a measuring scale is applied to the containers. 9No. of speeds Modes pulsed jar capacity 1, 5 l Jug material glass Body material metal

Pros and cons

Works quietly, does not vibrate, capacious bowl, glass bowl is easy to clean and does not absorb odors

Heavy, unstable, few speeds

2. Kitfort KT-1327-1

Convenient touch control of the Kitfort KT-1327-1 blender makes the cooking process more comfortable and simple. The manufacturer provides a choice of five speeds and a pulse mode.

This allows you to set the appliance to a program with the desired number of revolutions for crushing ice, making smoothies or jams.

A huge, indisputable plus of this device is the heating mode. It is very convenient for preparing baby formulas and puree soup - it is crushed and immediately brought to the desired temperature.

Main features

Pros and cons

Spacious bowl with tight-fitting lid, pusher and measuring cup included, colorful design, touch controls

Very noisy, smell of plastic during operation, heats up, it is difficult to get thick products from under the knives after use, overall

3. Scarlett SC-JB146P10

The Scarlett SC-JB146P10 package set pleasantly surprises with the presence of three containers - one with a volume of 0.8 liters and two with 0.6 liters each. Smaller bottles have screw caps, making storage easy and allowing you to take your favorite beverages with you to work, hikes and workouts.

The appliance is equipped with two blades for soft and hard foods. Six-bladed knife for whipping shakes, shakes, sauces, juices, smoothies, vegetable purees and soups. The mill with two blades easily copes with grinding coffee beans, cereals, nuts, cereals.

Despite its compact size and low weight, the device is stable on the work surface thanks to rubber feet.

Main features

Pros and cons

Compact, two attachments for hard and soft foods, 3 bowls included, two containers have screw caps

Noisy, according to reviews, at first the smell of plastic is felt

4.

Polaris PTB 0821G is a classic model of a stationary blender without the "bells and whistles".

With 800 W power and a 1.5 l glass bowl, you can grind a large amount of food in one go. To quickly obtain the desired consistency, the manufacturer offers 4 speeds and a pulse mode. The mill in a set well crushes firm products.

PROtect technology protects the motor from overheating, which prevents premature failure of the device.

Main features

PLESS AND MINCOUS

is not a noisy, compact

In the lower part, where knives are clogged, it is difficult to wash, it is difficult to open a mini. - chopper

5. Moulinex LM1KJ110

Moulinex LM1KJ110 super compact stationary blender is suitable for a small family or small kitchen. It measures just 22.5 x 25.0 x 15.5 cm (WxHxD) and comes with two 0.6L bottles.

350 watts of power is enough to prepare your favorite smooth juices, smoothies, jams, cocktails and even batter for pancakes and cupcakes, while the Ice crush function turns large ice into small pieces of ice.

The bottles are made of safe Tritan plastic. This is a new generation eco-plastic. It's impact resistant, won't crack, dishwasher safe, and much lighter in weight than regular glass.

Main features

5 modes

5 pulse

5

Pros and cons

Fixed on the table with suction cups, 2 containers included, compact

Noisy, when removing the bowl, the lid unscrews and spills the contents, knives are difficult to remove

6.

The Redmond manufacturer declares the RSB-M3401 blender model as a 5 in 1 device. So this device performs the role of a mixer, blender, chopper, coffee grinder, and thanks to travel glasses with a volume of 300 and 600 ml, your favorite drinks will always be at hand.

Largest capacity RSB-M3401 - 800 ml glass bowl. This is a handy jug with a handle and a scaled spout on the side. During operation, you can add ingredients through the hole in the lid, which is then closed with a cork.

The device has 2 speeds and a pulse mode, which are switched using a rotary mechanism. At speed 1, the device performs up to 21,800 rpm, and at the second speed up to 22,900 rpm.

Main features

Maximum power	750 W
Control	mechanical
Modes	pulsed
Jar capacity	0. 8 l
Jar material	glass
Body material

Pros and cons

Includes 4 jars - pitcher, 2 bottles and a small mill jar, compact, stable, additional motor overheating protection

Small main pitcher, noisy, only beats half of the bowl, the rest must be constantly pushed closer to the knives

7. Xiaomi Mijia Broken Wall Cooking Machine MJPBJ01YM

Xiaomi Mijia Broken Wall Cooking Machine is a combination of functionality and minimalistic design.

This gadget has nine programs and eight speeds to choose from. Management is carried out using a rotary knob, the OLED display shows all the necessary information and settings.

Thanks to the eight-bladed steel blade, shredding takes place in seconds. In the Xiaomi blender, you can make minced meat, mix fruits, vegetables, make drinks from berries, puree baby food until smooth.

Thanks to the Wi-Fi connection, the blender can be controlled via the Xiaomi MiHome app on your smartphone.

Main features

Pros and cons

Bright design, ability to control from your phone, roomy, glass bowl Philips HR2102/ 00. Photo: market.yandex.ru

Philips HR2102/00 blender features ProBlend blades. Blades with 4 star-shaped blades grind and mix ingredients even more thoroughly and evenly.

Includes a handy 1.5 l jug with handle and spout. For grinding soft foods, a small chopper with a capacity of 120 ml is provided.

Pulse mode handles hard foods with ease, you can easily adjust the degree of grinding of products.

Main features

Maximum power	400 W
Control	mechanical
Number of speeds	0036	2
Modes	pulsed
jug capacity	1. 5 l
Body material	plastic

Pros and cons of

It is fixed on the table with suction cups, two containers are included - a jug and a small glass for the mill, compact, protection against switching on when the glass is in the wrong position, easy to disassemble

Noisy, easily soiled glossy body, plastic jug, short power cord

9. Gemlux GL-PB-788S

Gemlux GL-PB-788S blender from a Russian manufacturer. Stylish stainless steel case, electronic display emphasize the impeccable design of the gadget.

One of six modes is selected using the touch buttons: mixing, chopping, whipping, preparing liquid mixtures, pureeing, crushing ice or Pulse mode, which implies a short-term inclusion at maximum speed.

The duration of each mode is 2 minutes, if desired, you can increase the speed by pressing the Pulse button.

Main features

Pros and Cons 0002 The bowl is difficult to remove, unstable - moves on the table

10. Princess 219500

Stationary blender Princess 219500 with a motor power of 2000 W develops speed up to 32000 rpm, has 5 speeds and 4 modes.

All information is displayed on the LED display.

2 liter jug ​​with lid made of durable, safe plastic. For convenience, the package was supplemented with a measuring cup and a pusher.

Blender copes with standard programs - making smoothies, cocktails, purees, sauces, crushing coffee, nuts, ice.

Main features

Pros and cons

Powerful, timer - shutdown by time, complete with refill cup and pusher

Smell of plastic when working, plastic jug, heats food at high speed

How to choose a stationary blender for the home

When choosing a stationary blender for the home, often important indicators are:

Power

The power of the engine and the speed of rotation of the knives determine how quickly and efficiently the blender grinds and mixes food. Power ratings for home use models range from 300W to 1500W. For soft products and small containers, a small power is sufficient. But for grinding and mixing solid foods, making pancake dough, and crushing ice, you should consider models with an optimal power of 600-1500 watts.

Body and bowl material

The body is usually made of metal or plastic, sometimes materials are combined. It is believed that the metal is more resistant to mechanical damage. Blender bowls are made of glass or food-grade plastic. A glass jug is heavy, retains its original appearance longer, but breaks easily. Plastic is resistant to shock, but loses its appearance over time.

Control

Electronic or mechanical control is purely a matter of personal preference. You can set the operating mode using the rotary mechanism, and using the buttons or the touch panel.

Additional functions and accessories

For simple tasks, a standard blender with a minimum set of functions and one bowl is suitable. Manufacturers offer models equipped with a Wi-Fi module with the ability to control the blender from your phone, a heating function and a delayed start. In addition to one main bowl in the set, you can find bottles of different capacities, lids with a convenient neck, grinders.

A large selection of stationary blenders allows the buyer to choose the right model. It is enough to decide for what purpose such a gadget is purchased.

Popular questions and answers

What to look for when choosing a stationary blender for the home, Komsomolskaya Pravda was told by expert Victoria Bredis, founder of the Victoria Bredis confectionery studio and the online school school.VictoriaBredis.online.

What are the most important parameters for stand blenders?

It is necessary to pay attention to the volume of the bowl and the material from which it is made, the power of the device itself, and this, respectively, the speed of rotation of the knives and the possibility of choosing products of different density for grinding.

It is also necessary to consider for what purposes the blender will be purchased. “If your main task is to prepare healthy smoothies for the family, then you can take a blender with a medium power. Also consider the size of the bowl. In my large family, we use a blender with a 1.5 l bowl, and I can say that this volume is not always enough for us,” says Victoria Bredis .

What is the best material for a blender bowl?

Manufacturers usually use glass or environmentally friendly plastic. There are pros and cons to both options.

“I would consider here who uses a blender. A glass bowl means more reverent use, it is quite heavy when fully filled, but it looks spectacular, it does not scratch even during prolonged use and can whip hot mixtures. Useful if you are making cream soup. However, if damaged (even if there is a small chip or crack), the operation of such a bowl becomes dangerous,” says Victoria Bredis .

Ecological plastic is lighter and less traumatic. But with prolonged use, frequent washing with abrasive products and sponges, it is prone to small scratches. This does not affect the quality of work, but the appearance is not the same, the expert believes.

How to correctly calculate the required blender power?

An important factor is the choice of power. The speed of rotation of the knives and the quality of the resulting product will depend on it. Powers up to 1000 W will perfectly cope with the preparation of cocktails and smoothies. And with a power of 1100 to 2000 W, you can easily grind fruits, vegetables, nuts and even ice, recommends Victoria Bredis .

best stationary blenders for home 2022-2023

Make a milkshake, smoothie, cream soup or sauce, knead dough, crush ice - all this is easily done by a stationary blender. It is more powerful and more productive than a conventional submersible blender. Some models are generally equipped with a soup cooker and a juicer. In short, the item in the kitchen is necessary. It remains only to find the best stationary blenders for the home, so that it is easier to make a choice in the store.

Contents

• How to choose a stand blender?
• The best stationary lens hoods for home
  • Philips HR3655/00
  • Nutribullet Pro
  • Kitfort KT-1397
  • Polaris PTB 0821G
  • Kitfort KT-3023
  • 752 and HR3756
  • Polaris PTB 1834G
  • Bosch MMBV 625M VitaMaxx
  • Philips HR2602
  • Kitfort KT-1327
• Stationary or immersion blender - which is better?

How to choose a stand blender?

We won't bore you with lectures about all the subtleties. Here's what you really need to know before choosing a stationary blender:

• power - the higher, the better and faster the blender will grind the product. Models up to 300 W can only grind soft and porous foods, and a small portion, power 300-700 W - kitchen standard , copes with non-solid foods. If you need to break ice often and grind solid foods, then it is better to take a blender 700-1500 W , they usually have a large volume. Models over 1500 W are mostly professional devices;
• The maximum speed of the blades depends on the power and influences the cutting speed. 20,000 rpm is already a high-speed blender. Professional models with a power of 1.5 kW give out and 30,000 rpm;
• rotation speed can be adjusted , almost all blenders can do it;
• bowl material - glass or plastic . Glass does not lose its appearance over time, and when grinding solid products, scratches remain on the plastic, then it becomes cloudy. But plastic is much lighter, and when dropped, the risk of cracking is much less. Glass is more environmentally friendly, but special plastic is also used, so they are equal in terms of safety;
• bowl volume - small blenders up to 1 liter help out in a small kitchen, purchased for one person. For a family, it is better to take a blender 1.5-1.8 liters;
• knives are made of stainless steel and should ideally be removable for easy cleaning. It is better if there are 4-6 knives at different levels;
• of the additional functions:
  • pulse mode - knife operation intermittently, good for breaking ice;
  • turbo - start immediately at maximum power;
  • vacuum blending – the air is evacuated from the bowl before grinding, therefore no oxidative reaction occurs, the products retain more useful properties;
  • heating ("soup") - useful for heating cream soup;
  • timer ;
  • accessories like mini grinder, grinders, bottles.

The best stationary hoods for the home

Philips HR3655/00

• 1400W max power;
• bowl capacity 2 l;
• 4 speeds;
• glass bowl.

The blender has a reliable mechanical control and 4 speeds. Glass bowl, includes two portable glasses made of durable tritan ( type of plastic) with a volume of 600 ml - you can take a freshly prepared smoothie with you. The case is metal, the volume is sufficient for a large family, and at maximum power you can grind very hard foods. There is pulse mode . It turns out an uncompromising option for all occasions.

Pros:

• high power
• ease of operation
• workmanship
• two glasses set

Cons:

• price
• difficult to unscrew the bowl

Nutribullet Pro