KitchenAid Go™ Cordless Hand Blender - battery included, KHBRV71

I have no other blender to compare it with but it works very well, is easy to use and clean, and the fact that it is rechargeable makes it so convenient and worth the extra few dollars in price. I’m very happy with it.

I make a protein smoothie every day for lunch with protein powder and fruit. I used to use a Ninja, but had to wash the cup and blade assembly ever time. Often the O-ring in the blade assembly would pull out when I disassembled the unit to empty; so, that had to be washed too, and everything left to dry before storing. With this cordless hand blender, it’s just so easy to use and clean, and it’s plenty powerful to grind up and blend ice, fruit, milk, and protein powder into a shake in seconds. Just as good as the Ninja, but with less mess and time, and no cord to mess with. To clean, I put about a cup of warm water and a drop of dish soap in the cup, blend a few seconds on high, and the cup is mostly clean and the blade assembly is spotless. I few wipes of a disk cloth in the cup and on the blade assembly, rinse, and it’s clean and ready for reuse. Highly recommend.

I really like the convenience of this cordless hand blender. It does a great job for all my needs.3 drawbacks for some1.) It is much more heavy compared to my corded handheld blenders, and much of the weight is at the end with the battery2.) Battery life is acceptable for one or two cooking sessions, then it will either need to be recharged or replaced with a freshly charged battery3.) There is only one blend speed, which has been fine for my needs so far, but others may wish for a little more versatilityThose issues aside, this is a heavy duty unit from a trusted brand, and I expect it will give good service for a long time. I might suggest a second battery if you're doing intense blending for an extended period of time.

This product works really well for medium to light blending. When you compare it to the Cuisinart corded hand mixer, it lacks power however, for medium to light blending like eggs or cake, batter or soups, there is plenty of power. The Cuisinart corded mixer has 400 W of power and this one has 60 W, I believe.It is sufficient for what I need, and not having to deal with the cord is a big deal. The blending part is detachable so that you can stick it in the dishwasher, and I am overall pleased with the purchase.

Perfect product really. The battery lasts a long time and its so much easier than using other blenders, especially since it is cordless

This immersion blender is an excellent purchase! I absolutely love the battery feature—it’s so convenient and makes it easy to use without being tethered to a plug. It’s powerful, efficient, and perfect for quick blending tasks. Homemade mayonnaise in just a few minutes. Highly recommend!

Built like a tank. Easy to hold and use. Works REALLY well. Nice solid charge. This replaced a much cheaper model that just finally died on us. So rather than go for another cheapie, we decided to spend a few more bucks and get this KitchenAid cordless hand blender. What a difference. Money well spent. It is fun to use, so we are making more soups and things from scratch from fresh ingredients, which is a win/win! Don't hesitate... This is a solid purchase.

I can't speak more highly of this product! I've had cheap ones in the past, but this works so well and it is wireless, so easy to use. After I use it, it is easy to clean. And I was worried that it would have less power given it is wireless, but that is not the case at all. I made some pretty amazing soups this season thanks to this product! I highly recommend!