Philips HR2684/00

After using another hand blender for years, I have now tried this hand blender for a few weeks. The device feels very sturdy and of good quality. The motor is very powerful, I can also easily puree frozen fruit with it, for example, my previous one did not get this so smooth. I use this daily for fruit snacks for my baby. It is easy to clean and it comes with very nice accessories. The measuring cup is ideal, I use it every time I use the hand blender. It also indicates the contents (ml. etc.) and because of the height the liquid does not splash up. The mixer attachment is also ideal. I can now easily whip cream or make pancake mix. I no longer need a separate mixer. It is easy to clean, both the accessories and the blade attachment itself. There is a display on it and that also makes it a nice device to look at. I would definitely recommend it!

I was able to test this hand blender extensively. I used the mixer to make soup, among other things, which I wanted to make completely smooth and that worked well. We also used the mixer with whisk to whip cream. And finally we used the hand blender with frozen fruit, this was a bit more difficult because it splashed and the frozen fruit stuck around the blade, after adding some liquid it went easily and worked fine. The mixer fits nicely in the hand and the speeds are very easy.

At the last minute I was able to test this product during a period of doubt about purchasing it. Honestly, this mixer set packs quite a punch! Frozen fruit and nuts are crushed in seconds. The service is pleasant. It takes some getting used to, but it works the same as learning to accelerate: you automatically get the hang of it. It is difficult if you want to grate/cut. You have to “accelerate” and press at the same time, where a fixed button is more convenient here. You can simply put most accessories in the dishwasher. What should not get wet is easy to clean, no tricky little corners. When I look at chopping, pureeing, you name it, it all works very simply, quickly and powerfully. Make sure you cut everything into 2x2cm cubes, otherwise some parts may be missing. Or when grating you always have a small piece left. The small container with knives is great for small things such as onion/garlic. I personally think the large XL container is too big, but I am also a single-person household.