Keylitos 5 in 1 Immersion Hand Blender Mixer
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About Keylitos 5 in 1 Immersion Hand Blender Mixer
Overall Feedback:
86% positive
76% appreciated the variable speed control, but 24% found it unreliable
I could not see much difference in the speed of each level but I could hear that the blade did run faster.
When using the Whisk Attachment, I found the motor to be under-powered, making it ineffective for tougher tasks.
85% praised the included attachments, but 15% found them unnecessary
The attachments have a good locking mechanism and slide in easily, allowing me to blend or chop food without any issues.
I found that the chopping bowl attachment works extremely well, even when chopping nuts.
I made whipped cream using the immersion blender.
I was excited to use the attachments of this immersion blender, but disappointed to find a fatal design flaw.
76% liked the stainless steel blades, though 24% found them prone to rust
I used the stick attachment to make smoothies and cashew milk in the included cup.
I don't have specific information about the blade design of my immersion blender.
There is a fatal design flaw in the blade design of immersion-blenders.
When using the Whisk Attachment, I noticed that the motor seemed under-powered, making it ineffective for tougher tasks. This suggests that the blade design is not efficient for tougher tasks.
84% found it easy to clean, while 16% struggled with stuck-on food
I have a food processor that is easy to clean, so I haven't tested using the blender as a food processor. The attachment is included though.
I did not mention anything specific about the cleaning ease of immersion-blenders.
Washing the food processor lid with water will lead to water getting trapped in the lid and cannot escape.
72% appreciated the long cord, but 28% found it too short
I am disappointed with the product due to a fatal design flaw.
83% found it comfortable to hold, though 17% experienced fatigue
The main handheld component is nicely weighted and sturdy, allowing for easy handling of different attachments.
The shape of the canister helps in keeping the food combined or chopped more evenly.
I noticed that the spring came off in the first few seconds in milk and the stem broke at the whisk while using the frother to make whip cream for the apple pie. This indicates that the ergonomics of immersion-blenders is poor.
The ergonomics of immersion-blenders are poor as the spring came off and the stem broke while making whip cream for the apple pie.
When using the Whisk Attachment, I noticed that the motor seemed under-powered.
83% praised its powerful motor, while 17% found it struggled with thick mixtures
I have an immersion blender with a powerful 1000W motor.
The immersion blender's motor power is underpowered despite claiming to be 1000w, making it ineffective for tougher tasks.
As a senior citizen, I found the weight of the motor tool too much for me.
71% appreciated the quiet operation, while 29% found it too loud
I did not find any mention of immersion-blender noise level in the review.
I noticed that the immersion blender started making a weird noise and got really hot, causing smoke to come out of the device.
The immersion blender started making weird noise, got hot and emitted smoke.
I would like different speeds for chopping veggies for salsa, but since it is handheld, I can manipulate how much the blade hits my veggies.
After a couple of pulses, the stick blender attachment started screeching.
87% liked the compact storage design, but 13% found it bulky
I have not mentioned anything about the storage convenience of immersion blenders.
While using the Frother in milk, the spring came off in the first few seconds.
