Proctor Silex 57171 7-Speed Blender
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Proctor Silex 57171 7-Speed Blender
Customer Review: Wonderful!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this blender about one year ago - and it's been great! It does feel flimsy and cheap, but I'd gone through 2 other (much sturdier feeling and more expensive) blenders in a short period of time. I am very happy with it!
Customer Review: So-so Blender
Summary: 3 Stars
Though I have no complaints with the blender overall, I feel that the blender is very flimsy and will break any moment.
For example, the blender cup does not fit snugly into the rotating bottom and the blender has some trouble crushing ice cubes (start to smell burning plastic).
Still, it's a decent blender given the price.
Customer Review: Lasted three weeks
Summary: 1 Stars
Hoping for a basic, inexpensive blender, I made the mistake of picking this up.
I used it for smoothies, consisting of mostly yogurt, banana, frozen blueberries, whey protein, etc. Not exactly demanding stuff.
Used every few days, it died after three weeks. Motor just slowly lost power. Consider yourself warned...
Customer Review: Ok for the price - update
Summary: 3 Stars
My blender had given out. I wanted something inexpensive until I decided on the blender I really wanted. This one is very light-weight and needs to held down when operating or the jar will bounce off. It is also very noisy. It does however blend, liquefies, and chops well. Makes good smoothies & Frozen drinks. *** 5/17/08 I am adding an update to my review- I've had this a few months & the buttons are cracking and breaking off from the vibrations of the blender. Not very good for long term use.Customer Review: Stopped working after a few uses
Summary: 1 Stars
This is the worst blender I have ever used. It completely died after just a few uses, and I was only making ordinary smoothies. Since I used it so infrequently, it's been more than 6 months and the warranty is expired.