Kogan Vitablast Blender 1400W $69 Delivered @ Kogan

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This is the lowest price ever for this unit apparently. A great blender for what you are paying.
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• 1400 Watts
• 2L BPA-free jug capacity
• Up to 25000 rpm
• Pulse mode

Functions (copied from the manual):
1. Dry Preparation (for dried herbs, coffee beans, nuts, grains, rock sugar etc.)
2. Wet Preparation (for fruits, vegetables etc.)
3. Ice Blend / Ice Cube Crush (for coffee, cocoa, almond powder etc.)

• $15 extra for 5 year extended care = $84 delivered with 5 year warranty.
• If you have a $50 of $120 spend voucher, you can buy two units for $88 delivered.

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  alvian on 18/03/2018 - 23:11

  +4

  OP revoked own vote? Is the deal not good?

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  NETBEAR on 18/03/2018 - 23:42

  +3

  There has been reports of this blender leaking underneath, see youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giaaiaNB_Uc

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    spy on 19/03/2018 - 00:31

    +2

    Have one and can confirm the leak.

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    dbun1 on 19/03/2018 - 07:54

    Get what you pay for basically

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    chyawala on 19/03/2018 - 08:19

    Just claim on warranty then.

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      Tardvark on 19/03/2018 - 14:45

      Sounds like a fault, have one does not do this. Just get a new one on warranty.

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  Snorky on 19/03/2018 - 08:35

  +2

  This blender got a 'do not buy' rating from Choice which was enough to put me off it

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    TheOneWhoKnocks on 19/03/2018 - 09:40

    Can anyone share the Choice reviews for blenders for fellow Ozbargainers?

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      DivZero on 19/03/2018 - 10:00

      It's behind their paywall. I've tried before (strangely that was for a blender too!)

      Soapbox time: I think Choice are missing a revenue stream here. They have a 30 day access and a 12 mo access. I'd quite happily pay for a one-off 28 day "Blenders" access.

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      Daniel Plainview on 19/03/2018 - 10:49

      +1

      As I've a moment spare………

      The top ranked blender was given a 93% score….so the best 'value' options IMHO were (score, model, $$$)

      • 87% Sunbeam MultiBlender Electronic PB7950 $139
      • 85% Bodum Bistro Blender 11303 $129
      • 83% Sunbeam MultiBlender Pro PB7620 $70
      • 77% Tiffany BLT932 $35

      Hope that helps. :-)

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        TheOneWhoKnocks on 19/03/2018 - 10:53

        Thanks mate.

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        Daniel Plainview on 19/03/2018 - 11:41

        +2

        Oh FWIW this Kogan one was in a separate review they did on 'super blenders' - however it was the last ranked one with a 67% score.
        Choices good points were:
        • Good for performance.
        • Good for ease of use, however it jolts and moves in almost a full circle on the bench while blending and we don't recommend it.
        • Excellent for dry milling.
        • Good for raw vegetable soup.
        • Tamper provided.
        • Cord storage.
        • Light weight plastic jug.

        Bad Points:
        • Only OK overall. We don't recommend it due to the unit jolting and then vibrating, travelling in an almost full circle on the bench when blending.
        • Only OK for ease of use.
        • May not reach temperature above 60°C when processing raw vegetable soup.
        • Poor result for parmesan cheese.
        • Very basic instructions no guidelines or recipes.
        • Not dishwasher safe.
        • Narrow base area can make it difficult to remove material around the blade.
        • When using the tamper the jug needs to be kept stable lifting the jug slightly can grind the drive socket.
        • Can be difficult to remove lid as no grip.
        • When on a high speed a strong flow of air is blown out from under the motor unit.
        • Jug sits loosely on unit, possible to knock over or become unstable.
        • No number settings on speed dial, only grading.
        • Large jug may be awkward to clean in a domestic sink.
        • Liquid is pushed up into the lid, can drip when removing lid.
        • Noisy on high setting.
        • Not suitable for making dough

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      Snorky on 19/03/2018 - 11:27

      I got the review with online access from the local library

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  chyawala on 19/03/2018 - 09:33

  +1

  How much do replacement jugs cost?

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    Dave Id on 19/03/2018 - 22:24

    Varies.

    $19 a couple of years ago.

    Quite a good blender. Great for dried Goji berries.

    Some of the electronics is typical Kogan hit and miss.

    $69 is a steal,unless this is a bad batch.

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  RudedogandDweebs on 19/03/2018 - 14:50

  Had this before. Blades broke as part of a defective batch. But replacement came along, and has hummed along for 3+ more years! ++