Kogan Compact Bullet Blender/Mixer System $39 Delivered

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monty.melb on 28/10/2014 - 23:03 kogan.com (430 clicks)
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This Bullet Blender/Mixer System is an all-in-one solution for food processing, blending, juicing and even grinding coffee.

You can mince garlic, chop onions, grate cheese, mix sauces and soups, make juices, shakes and ice drinks, and lots more all with the one system – all in under 10 seconds!

Pulse feature for smooth results

The pulse feature allows you to chop chunky items like ice or fruit and achieve much smoother results in even less time.

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Powerful 250W motor

The powerful 250W motor slices easily through objects that other blenders have difficulty with, ensuring faster, smoother blending and mixing.

Long lasting and durable stainless steel blade

The stainless steel cross blade ensures the Kogan Blender/Mixer will last, while a flat blade is included for chopping harder foods as well as whipping.

Super-compact, space saving design

The super compact design allows the entire system to be stored in minimal space.

BPA free and dishwasher safe

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  jonno82 on 28/10/2014 - 23:44

  Does anyone know if this is worth buying? The price seems to be extremely cheap for what you are getting, a single jug blender cost about the same or more from department stores

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    xuqi on 28/10/2014 - 23:51

    +3

    This typical *ogan POS only has a 250W motor, whereas you typical "department store" models tend to have 500W+ units.

    The are also some exotic brands selling units with 1000/1500W+ motors. You can't expect much for $39, but I strongly suggest you give thought to spending more, on a more powerful device.

    The other great advantage of buying from a department store is, should something go wrong they usually replace it on the spot.

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      jonno82 on 29/10/2014 - 00:30

      Thanks, I was a bit sus when I saw the 250W motor too, I knew some family members spent close to 1k for the units that are close to 1000W (or somewhere near that) but seems a bit excessive….

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  povertytrap on 28/10/2014 - 23:49

  Certainly seems a bargain but likewise unsure whether to buy.

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  povertytrap on 28/10/2014 - 23:52

  Thanks xuqi.

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  FabMan on 29/10/2014 - 00:03

  If you only wanted to blend bananas, seedless oranges, seedless grapes and blackberries go for it, otherwise you should probably avoid this. Unless you don't mind seed/pip bits in your smoothies.

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  JimmyBargain on 29/10/2014 - 00:06

  get the "Kambrook - Blitz2Go" instore at Myer ($44) although you can get it cheaper at GoodGuys ($39).

  1 Yr return to shop warranty, not bad got one and love it!!

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  swanknation on 29/10/2014 - 08:45

  I bought one of these and the motor burnt out after the 2nd use. The motor can't handle much.

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  cornbeef on 29/10/2014 - 12:11

  I was making a milkshake and added 3 drops of vanilla essence and it completely shredded the blade.

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    cornbeef on 29/10/2014 - 12:11

    Just kidding.