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Question: why is this better than montels? the blades dont look as sturdy,
Document: So far after a few weeks and almost daily use I find this machine to be everything I was looking for. Simple, yet sturdy and powerful! So far so good. I got tired of my Montel livingwell blender. I had 2 of them. Neat looking, but they don't hold up well. I'm hoping my Waring Pro proves better. Check with me down the road.
I will follow-up if I end up having any issues later on, but it seems overall pretty sturdy. I highly recommend the upgrade.
this blender look good but work bad, the switches stop to operate de blender, is always on, and the bearings of the blade sistem are broken, only 3 months of use. no buy this blender becouse is pure crap.
Love this blender. Went through 3 Ninja's in a year. The Waring is a life safer. Unlike the Ninja, the blades are integrated into the blender and do not come detatched when pouring. Solid base and great horsepower. Couldn't be happier.
In other words, you could make soup with it. But we use it for smoothies and protein shakes. Cons are that the pitcher is plastic (as advertised) and the base/blades are not removable--the blade can only be removed with some specialized tools. As for the noise some reviewers complain about, I haven't had any problem with that at all.
This allows the apple chunks to settle back down in-between the blades so that they can be blended the next time I press "pulse". Once the items have been blended enough to form 2-3 inches of liquid at the bottom of the blender, everything blends smoothly.Besides that small quibble, I am a happy customer and would buy this product again.
To be fair though, the balde in this unit makes the ones in a "regular" blender look like a joke. Make a fantastic smoothie in ~20 seconds from frozen fruit. The controls are simple (pretty much on and off) but does have a pulse function. I could never tell when to use "frappe" instead of "crush" anyway. Expensive?
Volts X Amps = Watts. Look on your blender base and see the amps or watts. Nearly all will list one or the other and from there it's easy to know that the horsepower really is.There is a method that some less reputable manufacturers use to rate the horsepower of the electric motors in their products. I'm not completely familiar with it but it has to do with overloading the motor by stalling it until it literally burns up.
Throw the ingredients in, put on your hearing protectors, turn it on, hold it down, and after 30 seconds or less, you are done. I suppose the pulse switch is useful in some situations but I have yet to need it. The plastic jar is also easier to clean than our old one, which had removable blades. My wife is now a believer even though she hates having to admit I was right! If you don't have hearing protectors I strongly urge you to order some with this blender.
Gunk under the blades was also not an issue as you just fill the carafe with some water and a quick half second pulse cleans everything in the base.I would caution people in that while this may be the last blender you will ever buy, it is not really a consumer appliance. This machine has as much in common with a standard blender as a chainsaw has with a hair clipper. I really like it but my neighbors hate it.Five stars because it's the Lamborghini of blenders and the smoothies are amazing.
Answer: They are quite good.  IMO it is the best processor.  The puree or smoothie comes great.  The reason is that it has the most powerful motor, almost professional grade.