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Question: What is the watts of power?
Document: We really enjoy our new blender, it has all the settings we ever need. Power is outstanding, easy to use and clean.
After 3 months of DAILY smoothies, we love this blender! Easy to use, strong, durable and lots of power. Makes SNOW out of ice!
The power is ideal. Yet, so quiet. Love the easy cleaning on the machine. Just a few drops of dish wash liquid and run the machine, then rinse. All done. The &#34;hide the extra cord&#34; design feature is very thoughtful. Our last blender was glass. So heavy. Took up too much space in the dishwasher daily. This big boy is so light. The blades are elegantly designed.
The kitchenaid has a very powerful motor that can power through just about any ice concoction. Unfortunately, like most appliances it is only as good as it's weakest piece. The weak link here is the little hard rubber gear on the top of the blender that connects to the pitcher. In the last 12 month I have gone through 3 of these machines. You are much better off with either the Ninja or just step up to a Vitamix or Blendtec. The Ninja is incredible, but be careful of it's razor sharp blades
I mainly use it to make very thick frozen fruit smoothies and I am very happy with the ultra-smooth texture I can achieve now (I still have to stop the blender and stir a few times though). The one complaint I have is that it is rather easy to turn on the blender by accident if you forget to press the power button twice (once to stop blending, twice to turn off the machine) and then lean on or brush up against the flat button panel, so be careful.
i have seen it work it i was truly surprised,i have had others brands but never like this thanks keep up the good work
dont take your hands off this blender. It is so light it will fly off the counter if unattended for even a second.Look for one with a glass pitcher.My old kitchenaid blender lasted for 20 years and I hoped this would replace it.
You're nuts to buy a Vitamix when you can own this machine for 1/4th cost. It liquefies anything thing you throw in it including orange peel and seeds, apples core and all. The real test was flax seed which it ground it up so fine it was not detectable. It does an equally remarkable job on leafy vegetables. I confess that I ordered mine through Bed Bath and Beyond for $120 which includes shipping but not tax.
YES! We bought the KitchenAid Diamond KSB1575 in summer 2013. Per other reviews, it's terrific bang for the buck at crushing ice, chopping ingredients for food prep and processing fibrous fruits and vegetables into impeccable smoothies. It's easy to clean inside and out, without a bunch of over-designed crevices that force you to use a toothpick. The pitcher is definitely plastic -- not glass.NO! Six months later, the pitcher began leaking at the bottom.
Wow this blender can handle anything. Quite too. Highly recommend it
Answer: It has .9 HP. I believe it is a little less than 700 Watts. Please see this review:http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/tests/4332328