AGARO Grand 1000 Watts Hand Blender with 2 Variable Speed Modes & Speed Regulator, Stainless Steel Blades(Black), 400mmx60mm (33636)

It was good

Absolutely the best product I have bought. It is powerful and does the job well. I use it to make purees for soups, gravy and also use it to make white butter.

This is a good hand mixer to use daily at home. It’s simple but it does the work well. Unfortunately my unit stopped to work very early, like after 15~20 days, but the Agaro team did care about it and replace for a new unit. Now it’s working fine again, let’s see how long it will last this time. Something that I realized is that this mixer makes some weird noise, like something is loose inside or brokened, but not… it’s like that even if your mixer is new. So, you can’t say this is a very professional mixer but for the price it’s just good and trustable for home use. Anyway Agaro team did a good work with my case and I appreciate that.

Very good service

I bought this blender because it was one of the best-rated hand blenders with a powerful motor, and I'm quite happy with the motor. The variable speed controls also work great. However, the stuff I blend every day with this blender includes some high-fiber foods that need a LOT of chopping! For that to happen, they need to pass by the blades over and over again until they're chopped into the super-small bits I'm after. So it's essential to keep a robust and steady flow past the blades for a couple minutes of blending. The first time I used this, I noticed that the flow past the blades had greatly diminished because the blade guard got clogged up on my high-fiber foods. So I used my fingers to pull the clogged matter out of the four holes in the blade guard, and tried again. Almost immediately, the blade guard was completely clogged again. If you look carefully at the blade assembly in the first picture, you'll see that it spins clockwise in order to bring the sharp edges against the food you're blending. In that same picture, and also in the second one, you'll see that the spinning blade will spin the food through the blade-guard holes, in a direction that will send the food right into the wedge-shaped edges of the holes. If your design goal for the blade guard was to make it instantly self-clogging, you could hardly do a better job than what they've done here. After manually unclogging this thing countless times in my attempts to adequately blend things despite this design flaw, I decided to make some modifications to the blade guard, as seen in the last two pictures. It wasn't easy cutting and filing the stainless steel with the hand tools I had available to me, but it was SO worth doing! After making these modifications, which cut away the four wedges and allowed much better circulation of the food past the spinning blades, I've been able to make my smoothies without having to stop and unclog the stupid blade guard over and over. If you’re wanting a powerful hand blender and any of your ingredients are high-fiber, like raw fenugreek, spinach or cilantro in chutneys, or whole oranges in a smoothie, then I’d recommend against buying this model, to avoid the hassle of unclogging it over and over. If all you want to make is banana smoothies or other things involving only soft foods, then maybe the clogging will never be a problem for you.