Bonsenkitchen Hand Blender, Immersion Blender with 2 Mixing Speed, Electric Handheld Mixer Portable Stick Mixer with Stainless Steel Blades for Soup, Smoothie, Puree, Baby Food

Loving this handheld blender! It is small, easy to use and store along with being a breeze to clean! I have used it several times now and find it works great! It blends in no time, easy to hold on to, powerful, and small enough to stick it in a top drawer. It is very versatile, I make smoothies, milk shakes, whip eggs and so much more. It's a good design and seems to be quite durable!

I am very pleased with this purchase. While I haven't actually used it in a soup recipe yet, I have tested it in liquid. It is very easy to assemble and instructions on use are simple. It is exactly what I wanted. And the price was right!

One of the things I do before buying electronics is check on Youtube to get information about the product. I have for years used Bella immersible blenders. I found a review comparison of the two and I was ready to switch. And am I glad I did. The Bonsen out performs the Bella on every level. Smooth operations, doesn't overheat, and does a great job. One caveat: I recommend the 3-in One with all the attachments and the container. Bon appetit ♥

Not the highest power immersion blender I have had, but works for soups and pasta sauces.

Very happy with product. No batteries . Sturdy . Plug in . Haven’t had long . We will see but yes been using every day and I am very pleased 😀

I recently bought this Bonsenkitchen hand blender and it’s been a great addition to my kitchen. It’s powerful enough to blend soups, sauces, and smoothies in seconds. The motor is strong but not too loud, and it feels comfortable to hold. I also love how easy it is to clean just detach and rinse the blending part.

I really enjoy using my hand blender. I use it quite a lot in my kitchen. The price was very affordable and as of today I am still happy with the product.Why did you pick this product vs others?:Cause it was easy to access and use in my very small kitchen.

I’ve used this immersion blender three times since buying it.The first time, I used it to make whipped potatoes. Since I intentionally cook them longer, and add cream, the blender didn’t have much work to do to whip them. The blender worked well and the potatoes were perfect.The second time I used it, was to make spinach and artichoke dip. I had precut the canned artichoke hearts so they were very soft, plus there were other ingredients to add to the fluidity of the mixture. I used the low power option and again the blender worked well and the dip turned out just as it should.Tonight, I used the blender on a pot of soup, to cream it. Using low power and an on/off method so that it wouldn’t splash, it seemed fine for a minute or two. Then, I saw wisps of smoke coming from the top of the blender! I immediately unplugged it and held it out over a plate to catch any drips from the soup. The pot was only half full so the blender wasn’t more than a quarter or so deep into it when I used it.There was and still is a smell of burnt plastic. A family member thought I was kidding when I said what had happened. They came out and tried it themselves and sure enough, more smoke. They unplugged it again, opened it up and the motor is burnt.We can’t figure out how or why this would happen, but it is disappointing and I will not purchase this again. After about thirty minutes, it is still too hot to even pick up. When safe to do so, I will update with a photo of the inside.