Ganiza Immersion Blender 5 in 1 Hand Blender Max 1000W Heavy Duty Motor, 16 Speed Mode Handheld Blender Stainless Steel Blade With 800ml Mixing Beaker, 600ml Chopper, Whisk and Milk Frother

I’ve had a great experience with this blender so far! Even though the delivery took one extra day, it still arrived quickly—and honestly, I didn’t expect next-day shipping in the first place, so it was perfectly fine.The chopping bowl has been a standout feature for me. I was amazed at how powerful it is—just a press or two of the button, and the chopping is done. Super fast and efficient. I also love that the bowl includes both milliliter and ounce markings, which makes prepping recipes really easy.I haven’t tried the whisk or egg beater attachments yet, but I’ve used the 800 ml beaker and the 20 oz. portable smoothie cup, and both are super convenient. The smoothie cup is perfect for my guy’s daily celery juice and travels well. I even made a quick blended soup in the beaker using the immersion attachment, and it worked beautifully without needing to dirty another pot.📸 (Photo included shows part of the set I’ve used so far. There are additional accessories in the box not pictured.)This is a versatile and well-made tool. I’m really happy with it and it’s already earned a permanent spot on my counter!

I was absolutely blown away when I picked this thing up, it's got some weight to it, it is a heavy duty durable mixer. It comes with five other attachments, a blender part with a blade, a mixer, a frother, a little cup to attach to as well as a big beaker looking cup that you see in the photos.I was able to take cottage cheese, milk and sugar-free pudding mix and whip it into what would later be frozen yogurt after freezing all night.The blender is heavy duty, it is not junk. Be prepared for some power if you hit turbo on accident, because this thing actually whips like nobody's business.The size is actually quite large for a hand blender, but I don't mind. That was the main thing I noticed was how adorable and long it was when you attach the blade component to it. The mixer by itself before attaching the blade is not that big, but it is heavy compared to some cheaper brands. I attached the mixer attachment I did not get to use the frother yet but I will update when I do.The taste of the products that I made were absolutely phenomenal, it tasted like whipped yogurt that you would buy at an expensive yogurt place. Value for the money is incredible, I would have easily expected to pay about $70 for one of these, so bravo.It is so functional across a wide variety of food items, including juicing, gravies, making yogurts and puddings, the list will go on as I continue to experiment.

We bought our first 2 immersion/stick blenders, Cuisinarts, well over a decade ago. They stopped working in a rather short time. Then we switched to KitchenAid. THAT stick blender lasted for years and years and years and finally gave out last week.So I checked out Kitchenaid immersion blenders first, hoping to buy the same model, which was still on Amazon, but now there are a number of reviews saying these blenders are inferior to what they used to be. Then I read a lot of other immersion blender reviews, but nothing really appealed to me until Ganiza, and its high power level, the fact that it was all stainless steel and could be easily kept clean (previous plastic ones were difficult), and the design of the blender were impressive.Now that we have actually tried this blender, I like it even more. It is a bit heavier than the previous ones we had, but with so many power levels to choose from, blending tasks take less time, so you don't have to be holding it very long. Presumably, "Turbo" makes it even faster.Here are a few specifics:(1) The "bell" containing the 4-blade mixer part is wider than on our previous blenders: 3" (See photo).(2) The part at the other end of that same shaft, where it fits on to the motor part, is also of steel, so it is very strong. (The fact that it requires a bit of strength to couple and uncouple them might be a "con" for some users, but I think it is worth putting up with, considering all the other great features.)Please note that, as you can see in the other photo, there are two little curved "cut-outs" in this part. These should go under the two buttons, one one either side, of the motor shaft, which then hold the lower part very securely. Line up the "cut-outs" and buttons and push until things click. Note that when you want to remove the lower shaft to wash it, you have to push and hold BOTH buttons while pulling on the shaft; otherwise, it won't let go.(3) The various speeds are on a dial on the flat top of the motor section. I was puzzled as to how to "select" the speeds until I discovered a tiny pointed "lip" sticking out from the top of the movable gold band that surrounds the dial. If you enlarge the picture on the Amazon page for this product, you can clearly see this pointed feature right in the middle of the edge of the gold band. This band moves around so easily that you can even change the speed with a finger while blending.(4) There is a gold-surrounded oval containing two buttons: the top one, which must be held down all the time you are doing blending, and the "Turbo" button below it. I tried both and neither one did anything scary, even the higher speeds. All went smoothly. The minute you take pressure off the upper button, the blender stops.(5) A manual comes with these products, and you should read it. According to Note 13 on p.1, you cannot use this blender to chop ice or any hard and dry substances, for fear of blunting the blades. I have tried to cover a few things here that I wished had been more specifically explained in the manual, and I will mention one statement, at the top of p.6, that unnecessarily scared me for a moment:"Step 1: Insert the hand blender into the socket. When the switch is not pressed, the machine will be in the state of POWER FAILURE." (my caps.) All that this means is, that to shut off the machine, you only need to stop pressing the upper button that I mentioned above. It does not indicate that "Something has broken."I have not yet tried the rest of the things that come with this product, and of course, only time will tell its longevity, but it does seem extremely well-designed and carefully made.

The media could not be loaded. I used this hand blender for the first time to make lentil soup. After a short while, a high-pitched sound started coming from the motor, which worried me since it happened on the very first use. I contacted customer service, and they responded very quickly. They explained that it could be normal during first use, but if the issue continues, I can return it within a month, and it’s also covered by a 1-year warranty.For now, I’ll keep monitoring it. Apart from that, the blender is good for the price, comes with many useful attachments, and does its job well.

I’ve been using the Ganiza 5-in-1 blender for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed. The motor is really powerful – it handles everything I throw at it with ease, whether I’m blending smoothies, chopping veggies, or frothing milk for my morning coffee.What I love most is how versatile it is. The chopper works beautifully – onions, herbs, even nuts – all done in seconds. The blender attachment is great for quick shakes or purees, and the milk frother is such a bonus! I didn’t expect to use it as much as I do, but now I can’t imagine going without it.It’s super easy to assemble, clean, and store – nothing fussy or complicated. Honestly, it’s become one of my most-used kitchen gadgets. Totally worth it if you’re looking for a solid, multi-functional tool.