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Hamilton Beach Power Elite Blender for Shakes and Smoothies with 3-Cup Vegetable Chopper Mini Food Processor, 40oz Glass Jar, 12 Functions for Puree, Ice Crush, Black and Stainless Steel (58149)

SKU: B007UXTLFK
(10 customer reviews)

$47.99

Description

Revolutionary Wave-Action system continuously pulls mixture down into the blades for smooth results every time. for further queries please review .

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  1. Christopher Carbone

    Do not believe the hype, my friends, I implore you! I fell for the 10,000 five star reviews and purchased one of these today…

    Upon unboxing, I was really thrilled. It looks like a fairly high-quality product, has a nice weight to it, the food processing aspect is a nice plus, the main 40 ounce pitcher is made of a nice thick glass… the lid for that pitcher on the other hand, is a very flimsy piece of thin plastic, on par with those disposable plastic lids, you use to keep an open can of cat food fresh. Trust me, I’m not over exaggerating. When I first saw it, I thought it was a piece of, packing material to keep dust out, I went back into the box looking for the actual lid, only to come up empty-handed. The lid is a really important aspect to blending, it should be a durable, thick lid, with an opening large enough to put a mixing stick into… This is a big fail. Not a dealbreaker, but a really unfortunate aspect to the blender.

    In my opinion, the true test of a blenders prowess and performance, is if you can actually make berry smoothies. Smoothies are supposed to be smooth… They’re not supposed to have chunks in them, they’re not supposed to have seeds in them… This is not a smoothie blender. It’s a regular old department store blender. It’s not a bad blender, but it is not a great blender either. I cannot stress this enough, because I’ve seen a lot of these five star reviews boast how great this thing is at making smoothies, there’s even a review that says somebody blended up Chia seeds in a smoothie… No, you didn’t, stop lying. What is it about these people who feel compelled to lie in favor of these giant corporations? Did they pay you? What’s going on here?

    Anyway, I had high hopes that I wasn’t going to need to shell out three or $400 for the Vitamix, and while I’m not going to give up just yet, this is unfortunately not the answer to my prayers. I will be returning this, and I also cannot really recommend this. I’m sure there are other blenders that do the same thing that this thing does with a better lid.

  2. Michele Borkovic

    So far, so good! This blender carafe is much shorter that those that I have had in the past but it has the same amount of power and worked well. The mini food processor is an added bonus. I used it and to chop my veggies for my pasta salad. It did a good job. All of my blenders have been loud, noise wise, so that is not an issue for me in the least. I hope it lasts as long as my other older blenders did. I would definitely recommend this combo!

  3. Amazon Customer

    This Hamilton Beach Blender is ABSOLUTELY the worst – WORST – WORST!!! blender I have EVER used!!!! I was expecting a much better quality from this long-time and expensive blender!

    Here’s why this Hamilton Beach Power Elite Blender so useless:
    1. The plastic lid is so tight it is almost impossible to get on and off.
    o2. It has 2 very small holes in the lid to add food, making it VERY difficult to add food in the middle of mixing. (Yes, I know to turn off the blender before adding things.) A single round port in the lid (like every other blender I’ve used) to add food would be FAR more useful and superior.
    3. And speaking of mixing, it is pathetic! The blades are only about half the diameter of the bottom of the glass jar. When the blender is started, it immediately flings the contents against the side of the mixing jar and sticks there. It doesn’t mix anything no matter how long it runs. It needs longer blades!
    4. The noise is absurd!! I’ve stood next to a running jet engine, and it seemed this blender is even louder!
    5. The price is ridiculusly high for such a poorly performing product.

    For these reasons, I do NOT RECOMMEND this product. I will be returning this blender for refund.

  4. Amazon Customer

    I am happy with it overall, but one downside is that it is not that good at dicing. To get all of mass to dice, you manually need to rotate the mass.

  5. Fizzi

    I purchased this blender set so that I can have the right appliance around for when I want to make smoothies for parties and such. This was the first blender I found and I am so happy I put it in the cart.
    The smoothies and milkshakes I’ve made are so delicious using this blender. The ingredients are ground very finely depending upon which setting you choose, and this blender can even blend ice quite easily as well! The different modes are very easy to choose from and this is not a difficult product to use at all. The blender itself is very sturdy, is not flimsy, and has a lot of space for bigger serving sizes. Please, purchase this blender if you’re in need of one, because this one is a two in one that also comes with a dicing cup. Perfect for when I wanted to make dumplings and quesadillas without having to use the blender cup.

  6. obie

    I like it, it blends well and easy to clean

  7. Truth Teller

    I love this glass blender and use it every morning to make my specialty coffee adding spices and lots of froth. It makes great buttered coffee if your into Keto and some awesome smoothies. The bottom screws off so you can wash it thoroughly.

  8. Robin Johnson

    Portability, I got for an outside bar and works great.

  9. Theresa

    Quality blender with extras that you will actually use!

  10. Luella Fu

    It’s a versatile blender: I have crushed frozen veggies, fresh broccoli, fresh kale, pineapples, apples, oranges, and bananas in this thing with some juice/milk. The broccoli it tends to take longer to grind down and sometimes gets stuck. Initially, you’ll still get the texture of the broccoli florets in your smoothie, but if you put the pitcher in the fridge for a while, the texture dissolves.

    I’ve found usually the trick to make the blender go again with all that wave-action goodness is just to add more liquid so it has more to work with for churning.

    Except for the broccoli, this has blended everything very quickly – 30 seconds to a minute. The broccoli takes 5-7 minutes (with checking and adding liquid and sometimes poking things around in the blender).

    The blender has four settings, but it feels basically like two: heavy duty for ice/smoothies. More lightly for milkshakes and salsa. (the four settings are basically: pulse heavy duty (you have to hold the button down) , pulse lightly (hold button down), button for heavy duty (you press it and leave it), button for light (you press it and leave it).

    For the average joe, the fact that there are two settings is not a problem. My sister has a really fancy high-end blender. It’s much much noisier than this one (this one is okay, though I still like to wear earplugs while blending. It’s tolerable without earplugs though,e specially when it blends so quickly.) I don’t know if she’s ever used it on any more than two settings (very light and very heavy duty).

    The high-end blender takes a long time to crush thinks like broccoli + ice too, but it does it more finely. That is the only advantage I have found to the high-end blender over this one.

    What I like about this one that the high-end blender doesn’t satisfy however are:
    – really wide container so it’s so easy to clean, most things don’t even get stuck in the blades
    – the glass + pitcher shape are very classy and this blender is really designed for convenience – use the blender, use the container as a serving pitcher. I love just sticking left-over smoothie mix straight into the fridge after picking up the pitcher from the mixing base.
    – the cap seals tightly and has a really nice spout for serving and also a flap if you want to stick something in last minute but don’t want to lift the whole lid off, or need to poke a chopstick into the mixer to jog some things around.

    One of my happiest first kitchen-ware buys!