Mealthy Immersion Hand Blender: 500 Watt, 10 Speed Controls Plus Turbo, Includes 500mL Chopper and Whisk, and 600mL Smoothie Cup. Stainless Steel & BPA-free; Instant Access to Recipe App with Videos

Received this about a week ago, replacing an old one speed immersion blender we picked up at a garage sale (price was right though) . The Price of the Mealthy Immersion blender is well worth the price, I've seen others for 4-8 times as much and do not have the attachments and versatility of this item. This one has a variable speed wheel that goes from medium slow to very fast, a turbo button to kick it up another 25"%. It is easy to hold and to press the button. Wand and housing are stainless steel, not plastic.This alone was more than worth the price paid ($29) .But wait, it comes with attachments. The Immersion blade can come off and replace with a whisk. This works very well to whip up egg whites, cream, cream cheese, whatever, and so easy to use and clean. I was making homemade light salad dressings with my old immersion blender and it whipped it up a little too much, put too much air into the product. I grabbed my new Mealthy blender and used the imersion blade to chop up my vinegar with garlic (whole clove) and other spices. A couple of seconds and that was done. Then I switched to the whisk, starting at a low speed add added my oil. I then increased the speed to about 1/2 max and continued adding remainder of oil. This dressing came out so smooth and creamy I would compare it to the best restaurant.Not done yet. It also comes with a small food processor, with a flat blade that can be used to mince garlic, ginger, or whatever. The power handle again just clicks into this and makes quick work easy.I would recommend this to anyone. It seems very well made, a little heavier than my old one, but solid and easy to use. You can tell I'm happy with this.

I bought this to have an extra immersion blender for travel, as my dietary needs mean I often have to prepare my own food. I used it while traveling and have continued to use it at home--at least once or twice a day for the past month. I really like this blender. It's sleek, has plenty of power (four blades instead of two), and is easy to clean.Things I like:*Four blades make quick work of smoothies. I haven't tried it with really tough items like ice, but I think it's up for it.*The business end is large and flat enough to clean easily--I can get my sink brush in to clean it. I don't have a dishwasher at the moment, so easy hand-cleaning is important. It's still small enough to fit into wide-mouth canning jars, but not regular-mouth jars.*The mixing cup that comes with it has a lid. Nice for on the go--no spills.*I really like the mini chopper attachment. At first I thought it was excess stuff I didn't need, but it makes quick work of chopping onions and garlic without tears. Very handy! Also easy to clean.*It looks cool. When plugged in it has a blue glow around the top and around the power buttons. Speed is controlled by twisting a flat knob on the top, with a satisfying soft click feedback to know it's being adjusted.Other:*It's a little heavy, but not excessively so. Probably from a more powerful motor. According to my digital kitchen scale:Mealthy blender base 24.15oz (685g). Base plus blade attachment 30.15oz (854g). My other immersion blender (a Cuisinart) weighs in at base 19.8oz (561g) and whole blender 27.4oz (776g). Not a huge difference.*I haven't tried the whisk attachment so I have no idea how effective it is.Overall it's a great little blender at a reasonable price that I believe will hold up well.

First I want to start by saying that I really do like this immersion blender. I usually use the whisk attachment but have used the "wand" (the longer piece with the blades on the bottom) a few times and I have so far only used the mini food processor attachment twice.The whisk is great and super fast. It is useful for scrambling eggs, mixing up "Bulletproof" coffee, making whipped cream, etc. The "wand", as I like to call it, is good for milkshakes and smoothies. The mini food processor is good for chopping up just about anything (though I haven't used it on anything hard like ice, nuts, coffee beans, etc.)The reason why I only gave it four stars, though, is because while I do really like the product it isn't perfect.The first two things I noticed is that the top part, where you can turn the dial to adjust the speed, is not flat. It should be! If it were flat, then you could turn the whole thing over and have it stand up on the counter when you have the wand or whisk attachment on it. Otherwise, you have to find somewhere to lay it down or a plate or cup or something to put it in so that whatever you're mixing doesn't get all over the counter.The other thing is, the whisk attachment has a "sleeve" (the guy at customer service's word, not mine) where you plug the whisk into it, and then plug the sleeve into the main body. I hate this sleeve. If you wash it, which I do not recommend, water will get inside of it and then slosh around for forever. I really don't like this because that means it can't properly dry inside and I am afraid mold or something may grow inside of it. The wand attachment has the same problem. If you wash the whole wand water will get into it from the part where you attach it to the rest of the machine. To prevent this from happening again (I made the mistake of washing the whole thing and got water in it one time) I carefully wash the wand without getting the bottom part wet so water can't get inside it. As for the sleeve, I use an alcohol wipe or a damp paper towel with soapy water to wipe it.Aside from those two things, I too had a problem with the cup cracking. My cup not only cracked but somehow became cloudy. It isn't a big deal for me, I just use a large mason jar to mix things instead. Customer service is sending me a replacement cup, though.Speaking of which, their customer service is great. I have contacted them two times, first about the water getting into the sleeve and wand and it not coming out, and then about the cup. Their answer about the water getting into the wand and sleeve was that even if water does get in there, it should eventually dry. I think that if it were made slightly better, they could have prevented the water from getting in there in the first place, but oh well. When I contacted them about the cup cracking, they asked me to send them a picture of it and said they would send out a replacement. They sent the replacement even before I sent them the picture of the cracked cup, which was also really cool of them.Here are the Pros and Cons for those that don't want to read my whole review.Pro: Fast, easy to use, works well, mixes things like coffee, scrambled eggs, whipped cream really well. Customer service was awesome.Con: Water gets into the sleeve and wand attachments (but this is easily prevented by how to wash the wand and just wiping the sleeve instead of washing it). The cup broke (we are being sent a replacement). The dial at the top isn't flat so it can't be stood up on the counter with the whisk attachment on (that is kind of nitpicky, I know lol)All in all, I would recommend this and I am probably going to buy other Mealthy products the next time I need something like this.

Worst ever.broken after twice used.the plastic cracked and the machine run out.I regret it..