Oster Immersion Hand Blender

I’ve had the hand blender for a couple of years, but the motor for the chopper died and I need a replacement

I am not happy with a part that y use it to make food and y can clean it

Many thanks to those who warned about not putting the chopper bowl top into dishwater! SO glad to have read it before I used it. It’s a horrible design and took 4-5 uses before I got the hang of getting it on and off. I recently found a small food processor to replace my 25 yo Cuisi that sadly died. I’ll likely never use the bowl part of this set again. Many thanks to those who warned about not putting the chopper bowl top into dishwater! SO glad to have read it before I used it. It’s a horrible design and took 4-5 uses before I got the hang of getting it on and off. I recently found a small food processor to replace my 25 yo Cuisi that sadly died. I’ll likely never use the bowl part of this set again. The beaker and bowl lids are a nice plus although I’ve never stored anything yet it’s nice to know storage won’t require more plastic wrap or another container to have to wash up. Considering the comparatively low price I paid this is a good little machine. Oster should sort out its design flaws. Thanks to warnings about water getting in to the bowl unit (Wipe it clean before food can dry on it), I have no regrets.

I bought it a few weeks ago and used it a couple of times only. I used a blender for making buttermilk from curd. Within a minute it started to noise and the plastic rotator is burned so quickly. also very poor design for the cup lid. Extremely unhappy and never recommended this product for our routine kitchen useage.

First time using it overheated and broke where the blender attachment meets the actual motor. Should have had concerns when I noticed after first opening that the plastic cup to blend in was cracked after having never used it. The worst part is that after 20 seconds of blending a squash soup I spent hours on and was planning to freeze and give to family members (very thin and everything cooked to mush, and never an issue with my previous blender by Oster that had been in my household for years) there were burnt pieces of white plastic everywhere, including in the soup that had to be thrown out. I read the instructions before use and worried that I must have missed a piece after this incident reread them thoroughly a second time - turns out everything was assembled correctly and it's just a poorly made, cheap product. Disappointing from a brand I have always targetted when buying new kitchen appliances, and I will now avoid altogether in the future after this terrible product. Buyer beware, this product is far below quality standards you would expect from any brand, let alone a household name.