Andrew James 5-in-1 Hand Blender Set, 1000W Immersion Blender, 8-Speed Turbo Boost, 750ml Beaker, 860ml Chopper, Electric Whisk, Milk Frother, Potato Masher, Food Processor Stick Blender

For the money this is a great kitchen aid and it has lots of uses, whipping your milk for a frothy coffee plus other gizmos I have not used yet. Well worth the£££

Its good quality thank you

This Andrew James hand blender is generally a very good purchase, especially considering the price point. It's incredibly easy to use, feels robust with its metal shaft, and comes with a decent set of attachments that handle most tasks very well. However, where it slightly lets itself down is with the chopper attachment. The blades don't seem to be close enough to the bottom of the container, which means you often need to add more liquid or ingredients than you'd expect for the blades to properly engage. I found this particularly challenging when trying to blend avocado for guacamole, it required a lot of scraping down the sides and adding extra liquid to get it going. For this reason, I'm giving it 4 stars. Everything else works very well, making it a valuable tool in the kitchen, but be prepared to adjust your expectations (or your recipes) when using the chopper for smaller, thicker quantities.

I’m very pleased with the blender. Blends amazing, solid weight not like the other plastic cheap blender. Really good value! Comes with warranty. Blender has great attachments and modern digital display. Easy to use and clean, and doesn’t require a lot of space to store. Very happy with my purchase!

But fiddly to put accessories in at first but doe get easier the more use super fast delivery, good solid made item.would recommend.

A nice simple, but powerful refresh of their core blender product. The chopper has been redesigned to have a gear down for blade speed, and a one piece spindle, though theat does mean the blades dont quite lift product from the bottom as well as their older ones. I have to say the blend stick, whilst it stands better, does not catch everything in a saucepan as well as their older models. The digital display/power selector does not give me the same confidence as the old twist knob, but being able to set a 30 second timer, and to lock the blender probably helps if you've got kids in the kitchen. Have not tried the milk frother yet, but that seems like a tiny tool to stick on such a big motor

The plastic parts are thin and feel weak.

This is just about perfect , so fast, so quiet, and so useful for all cooking mixing, blending and chopping demands. And cost wise not over the top. If I fault it in any way it is because the locking teeth used to join attatchments are only nylon , and hopefully not burr under continued use