no body can say the power of this hand blender? i'm really deluded, my old electrolux 300 watts works a lot but a lot better, than this chinese crap
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I can't speak to your Electrolux or your apparent negative feelings toward the Chinese, but this KitchenAid hand blender is the best one I've ever owned. It's very powerful and and has been up to every task to which I have put it.
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You can use it on anything that uses less than the 500w rating, probably safe to not go over 400w too often. I've run various electronics (playstation) and a ninja blender as well as a kitchenaid mixer without issues. Have used mine for over 2 years now without problems. If you have larger components then you should get the larger model.
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No. This product is misleading...it's not a 250 Watt blender as the description is. It is only a regular water bottle. I was very disappointed!
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I recommend strongly that you try to get your money back. My first health master broke and I went to all the trouble to send it back and they sent me a new one. Then after only a short time that one broke also. It is not a good blender and not worth your time or money. I actually bought a Vitamixer from Costco and that was the best investment I made. Do whatever you can to get your money back.
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The power is about 500W and is variable all the way up to the max. (you can always figure it by multiplying the amps times the voltage). It is mighty sufficient for blending vegtables into soups or multiple other chores. I wouldn't trade it for any other.
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We rate our blenders based on the wattage and not the RPM's. This power boosted blender is 1000 power watts and 600 blending watts.
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On the product itself it is printed that the Braun is 450W, so I believe the Blender capacity is 450W.
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According to the sticker on the base of the blender, it is rated 120 VAC, 5 Amps so no, it wouldn't be rated at 1000 watts - more like 600 max.
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It will charge anything up to 100o watts. So yes it will run a blender. Very quiet running. High quality unit.
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This might work depending on the wattage/amps that your food blender requires. If your blender runs on under 750 watts this 1000 Watt converter will be great. If it is more than 750, I recommend a converter with more wattage or, (depending on the price) purchasing a 220 volt blender when you arrive to Europe. Good luck!
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I think this blender is not good enough for fine purees. If you need fine purees then go for another one. Cheers !
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I contacted KitchenAid with this exact question about 1 1/2- 2 years ago when I purchased my mixer. I didn't save the e-mail response but it was between 180-200 watts. I was surprised because I had an inexpensive hand mixer that was 20 years old and it had the same watts.
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I got a Kitchenaid machine back in 2001 and bought a power converter. It is working ever since, no prob. But i have to admit, the converter did cost around $75.. So you have to decide, whether it is worth it. Since i have it already, it would make sense buying this blender here, and save, because they cost around $300 and more here in germany.
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I returned mine quickly. It is a glorified blender. The sugar allows it to stay "slushy" longer...
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550 Watts. I considered the Ninja but it was too large for our counter space. I chop Ice and some food processing with this blender, besides making protein shakes(fruit, powder, ice and liquid every day since I bought it. I love the locking feature so the blender does not move when being blended. I am extremely happy with the one I purchased.
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The voltage isn't the point. This is a terrible blender. We used one at my mother-in-law's house and it finally broke after very little use. It is junk in comparison with the Vitamix. I would definitely go with the Vitamin instead. You might also try a new company called Cleanblend...supposed to be similar to Vitamix.
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depending on the wattage of the blender if less than 300 watts yes if more bring a spare fuse and try or buy a heavier transformer/lighter blender. Our handheld stick blender is 350 watts so with a fast fuse it might already be to much for start up. So it comes down to knowing your wattage of both blender and transformer. And with these light travelling transformers don't go over the rating. It might hold it might not. All the best with making a choice. I'm using mine for a DIY tool battery charger and works fine.