CULINARY CHEF Retro Smoothie Maker Personal Blender with Mason Jar, Perfect for Shakes and Smoothies, Countertop, Dishwasher Safe, BPA-Free, High Power 300W, Black

Cute, powerful, and SO glad it has the glass jar instead of only plastic. This allows you to blend even hot foods like soups and better prevents leaking or plastic wearing issues. Took a while to find this, but so glad it did! Works great, have had no problems with blending capabilities so far. Primarily used for smoothies.

Much love! I make my smoothies at night while everyone sleeps, so I appreciate the quieter blending. When directions are followed by placing liquid in blender first, not overfilling or running too long, this small blender works exactly as it should. The retro look was my first attraction of course, but I've used this almost daily for several months, and adore it. I wish the larger blending container was also glass. I sometimes have a little trouble dislodging the blended larger container from blender. I've discovered the trick - be sure to only turn in counterclockwise slightly after blending, to assure it can be lifted out. Plenty of power to blend whatever fruits I've used.

I use this to puree softer foods, & it can do that but even still, I get a grainy mixture? I can't imagine this chopping ice or anything frozen/hard without it taking forever or even breaking? I contemplated sending it back, but I do love the fact it's got a glass carafe & not plastic. Actually the was the deciding factor for me ordering this, bc it's very difficult to find a smaller, personal blender that isn't made of plastic. I do wish it was more powerful, then it would be perfect, but it just lacks any oomph whatsoever. I hope in the future more companies will go towards a glass carafe for the smaller, personal sized blenders, but until then, there aren't really a whole lots of options & I'm stuck with this cute, but very lackluster blender. EDIT *6/7 Sent it back! Glass was breaking off at the rim & I have no idea if I was consuming said glass. So upsetting, but again the fact this blender has zero blending power & the rim of the glass jar was breaking off is not a good look for this company.

This little guy was bad to the bone. We made a lot of frozen drinks and it took it like a champ. Would have rather had one that supported the wide mouth ball jars but oh well. Had some problems not coming on but was just jar positioning. Solid item though. Get one.

I like the vintage look, though the base is a little larger and heavier that most small blenders. I also like the glass container, though the shape is not as easy to clean out as it could be. I am a little disappointed in its performance. I had a Magic Bullet that was rated at 250 W. This blender was rated at 300 W, so I expected a little more--just a little. However, if I were to go just by subjective impression, I would say that the Frigidaire is slightly less powerful than my old Magic Bullet. The rotation of the blades seems slower. It can't handle quite as much. It doesn't get some things ground up quite as finely. Still does OK, though, for most things.

This product had a crack and leaked everywhere BUT I did order a returned one. I love this blender and wish it worked.

small, good looking, works easy, easy to clean and best of all glass! I may not use the plastic container but the tops can be used for glass containers!

Wonder mixes quite nicely and I love the size of the glass pseudo quart jar. It also has fairly easy cleanup.... Except when you go to take the jar off of the motor unit it unscrews the top and everything pours out probably about 20% of the time. Also after about owning it for two and a half months, the lid started leaking during the blending cycle so now the motor unit is always covered in liquid. It's almost like a pressure release system because I'm blending hot liquids (coffee with a few additives). Now the lid is consistently leaking to the point where every time I use the machine I have to wash the motor unit which I don't think you're supposed to do at all. On a side note, I like the way it looks but the lever on the side that engages the motor is very cheaply made. It always feels like I'm going to break it off because it's set up like a slot machine almost and made out of really cheap plastic. If they were willing to give me a replacement I would give it another go because I think it looks nice aesthetically and again does a good job blending overall. I'm hoping I just got a one-off bad product with a weak seal.