@mgraf5 that’s why there is a return policy instead of bitching.
And hopefully brought to e-waste recycling since it had a battery. Not in the landfill.
I’ve bought a few of these (for each member of my household), and it’s pretty good. I faithfully beat the daylights out of mine on the daily, and it hasn’t quit (yet). Do note that the motor doesn’t exactly have stump-pulling torque, so any more than 3-4 chunks of frozen fruit at a time (or a considerable amount of densely-packed spinach) will stop the blades from spinning. If you’re accustomed to dumping all your ingredients in at once and firing it up, expect to be greeted by the red “no-no” light. It works best (in my use case, anyway) when adding a little bit at a time vs the ol’ dump ‘n’ go.
@braveit1 in honesty, don’t think it was designed for that. Unless you start with crushed ice maybe?
My wife moved back to a 120volt plug-in blender, but used the battery-powered blendjet with good results with fruit, yogurt, juice, maybe some other stuff. No glacier ice or boulders though.
Specs
Product: Blendjet 2 Portable Blender
Model: blendjet-2-white, BlendJet-2-Slate, blendjet-2-royal-blue, blendjet-2-red, blendjet-2-purple, blendjet-2-mint, blendjet-2-black, blendjet-2-lavender, blendjet-2-dusty-rose, blendjet-2-carbon-fiber, blendjet-2-amethyst
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$23.70 at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Sep 14 - Wednesday, Sep 16
Works great. I will be again taking it with us on vacation to make ice coffee.
I am surprised that the retail price is so low.
I bought one of these and it did not work. Threw it out.
@mgraf5 that’s why there is a return policy instead of bitching.
And hopefully brought to e-waste recycling since it had a battery. Not in the landfill.
I’ve bought a few of these (for each member of my household), and it’s pretty good. I faithfully beat the daylights out of mine on the daily, and it hasn’t quit (yet). Do note that the motor doesn’t exactly have stump-pulling torque, so any more than 3-4 chunks of frozen fruit at a time (or a considerable amount of densely-packed spinach) will stop the blades from spinning. If you’re accustomed to dumping all your ingredients in at once and firing it up, expect to be greeted by the red “no-no” light. It works best (in my use case, anyway) when adding a little bit at a time vs the ol’ dump ‘n’ go.
Bought one. Doesn’t even chop ice for a smoothie.
@braveit1 in honesty, don’t think it was designed for that. Unless you start with crushed ice maybe?
My wife moved back to a 120volt plug-in blender, but used the battery-powered blendjet with good results with fruit, yogurt, juice, maybe some other stuff. No glacier ice or boulders though.
@pmarin it wouldn’t even chop up an orange peel i was going to add to the soil. Had to use the pulg in Oscar personal blender.
Love this thing. I get 5-6 fruit smoothies from a charge. Bought 2 on first round, then 5 more to give away.