This product is effective, but it won't blend as smoothly as a hand mixer or chopper. I purchased it after seeing it recommended in a butternut squash soup recipe. I suggest cutting the ingredients into smaller pieces before using it, as the blade is quite small. Overall, it's a good product.

This gadget requires you to hold the button while blending, which may not be ideal for those with arthritis. However, it is a convenient alternative to using a traditional blender, as it only requires rinsing before putting it away.

I really love this blender. Its size and weight are perfect, and the cord is long enough. It may not have a lot of power, but it's sufficient for its intended use. My only concerns are that the blades cannot be detached for cleaning and that you have to continuously hold down the button for it to blend.

I find this small mixer to be very useful for making soap. It effectively blends tough ingredients together and has a good lifespan. However, cleaning it can be difficult as it is hard to get into the blades and clean all the grooves. Soaking it before washing or cleaning it immediately after use helps a lot. Overall, I highly recommend this blender.

I like to use a corded hand blender because I can easily ensure that it's off and unplugged when I clean it. I use it in my pottery studio to blend slip to the perfect piping consistency, and it works really well. It's strong enough to handle even the tougher bits of clay in the mix, and it's easy to clean off afterwards.

This blender works great, but I find the buttons a little difficult to hold down.

I have had this immersion blender for a long time and it has been very helpful. It makes it easy to blend smoothies, even with frozen fruit. My only complaint is that it is difficult to clean the blending end. Some people have also mentioned that this blender does not last very long, but I have been using mine for over a year without any problems.

After owning a KitchenAid with all the fancy attachments, I regretted giving away my old, reliable blender. The KitchenAid was too much of a hassle with its various functions and variable speed, and it didn't work as well as my old one. I ended up buying another one and getting rid of the KitchenAid. The old blender is quick and easy to use, and I don't have to worry about it getting rusty or gross inside. It's also easy to operate and does a great job on various tasks like making soup, sauce, and milkshakes.