KENT 16044 Hand Blender Stainless Steel 400 W | Variable Speed Control | Easy to Clean and Store | Low Noise Operation

I am not using this Kent Blender, but i bought this for my wife who is making my food as Lunch and dinner,as per her opinion, She said, Blender is pretty strong, easy to use, and looks good in Stainless steel body design,But she is complaining just one thing, that Kent didn't Provided Wall mounting Stand where Blender can fix when not in use, Currently She is keeping Blender in its Box and somewhere on Freeze or somewhere near Kitchen when not in useI am wondering, Good Company like KENT, how they can forget to add wall Mounting Stand in their Product(Blender) ?Now my Wife asked me to design and make something by 3D Printer, so Blender Can Mount on wall,The Story not end here, i have 3d printer already, when i started to 3d Print this Blender Wall Mount Stand, my Printer's Extruder Set was not working, and i ordered and got from Amazon worth RS 900, then again i tried to Print this Damn Wall Mount Stand, this time Hot Nozzle Kit were found not working, Again Order from Amazon Worth Rs 850,So In short This Kent Blender Wall Mounting Stand Cost me RS 1750/- which should Provided with the Blender

good product quality is also very good

Very useful multipurpose blender. Super compact, easy to use, easy to clean and very efficient. Gets work done as expected. I hope it’s durable and stays in use for longest time possible.

A Hand Blender That Fails on Every Front:Your hand blender is a textbook example of poor design wrapped in false promises. Frankly, it's shocking that such a flimsy, impractical product made it past your quality checks — if there were any to begin with.Let’s start with the most infuriating issue: it splashes and spews liquid out of the vessel like a geyser. This isn’t just a messy inconvenience — it defeats the entire purpose of using a blender. It’s absurd to expect the average home cook, especially housewives managing dozens of tasks daily, to follow an imaginary “ideal usage method” to prevent chaos. They are not scientists in a lab. A good appliance should adapt to the user, not the other way around.Worse yet, the parts feel fragile and cheap. After just a few uses, the blade got jammed. The service center informed that the blade assembly costs Rs. 800 after warranty. More than 50 percent of the cost of the unit. Compare this to sturdier models in the same price bracket — this product doesn’t just fall short, it fails spectacularly.And let’s not forget the cleaning nightmare. The device has to be cleaned in a specific way as advised by the service center after the blade failed. This feels like a test of patience. Where’s the user-friendliness in that?In short, your hand blender is an embarrassment. It’s time you went back to the drawing board and built a product that’s actually designed for real kitchens — not theoretical demonstrations. Your customers deserve better.

Very best product

not so good, cant make buttermilk with malai(cream/makhhan)

Nice product , but show elelctical fluctuation after fee daud ....Trip the mcb and small short cuircut in product

product is nice but button you need to hard press that the only problem whenever you want to use