Oster Classic Series 16-Speed Blender with 5-Cup Glass Jar, Countertop Kitchen Blender, Brushed Nickel

We purchased this blender quite some time ago and it handles everything we throw at it excellently. I really like the fact that it has a glass carafe which is very easy to clean. It's a really good old-fashioned value for your money.

This is really good. I still have it. Power is good , no overheating, smooth knees is good, fit right, great compatibility

Sooo im pretty spoiled growing up with healthnut parents and im used to reeallly nice blenders.Of course a weird turn of events happened and i literally lost everything i ownedBut i needed a blender and didnt want to go blenderless while i saved up for a good one (i make $9/hour) and i was pretty surprised.It actually blends pretty well. Not the best for frozen drinks (i tried to make a tea slush today and the tea was wayy separate from the ice but the ice was blended p smoothly.All in all its a pretty good blender- its amazing for the price and id definitely reccommend it.Oh and it was filthy when i got it. Idk where theyre storing these but mine was COVERED in dirt and dust and had even made it into the blender so make sure ya give it a good wash

I dropped the pitcher of my original Osterizer and it cracked...not a big loss since it was a wedding shower gift in 1968. Seriously, it had been through a lot! This one has a glass pitcher and is a little easier to take apart and clean. My only complaint is that it's much heavier. It's not a deal breaker, but when pouring crepe batter with one hand and swirling my pan with the other, it I notice the weight.I like that it has twice the settings of my original so I can really adjust the speed, it's quieter and it comes apart better to make it very easy to clean. I'm sure I'll use it just as much as my old one so it should out last me!

Like the blender so fAR HAS WORKED GREAT.

I purchased this blender just for making salsas and Mexican sauces. I love it!It’s the right size and grinds cooked or raw peppers, garlic, and roughly cut onions with great ease.So far I have blended both cooked and raw jalapeños, Serrano peppers, roughly cut onions, and garlic cloves; salsas came out perfectly blended. I filled the carafe with the several jalapeños and Serrano peppers, two garlic cloves, and half a bunch of fresh cilantro to make a salsa and I ended up with a 16 ounces of salsa; Perfect for small quantities and my 16 ounce mason jars.Today, I blended 10 boiled Chili Ancho peppers and 6 boiled Guajillo peppers with 2 cups of hot tap water for Chili Colorado with no problem. It filled up to 4 to 5 cups.Its 5 cup carafe makes clean up very easy and the thick glass is strong. The blade is very sharp. Be careful.This blender is small but the motor is powerful.Mexican cooking made much easier.

One of those cheap but good items...gets the job done better than blenders that cost five times as much. Have always had expensive blenders. After reading the reviews on this one, tried it and find it is quicker and blends smoothies more thoroughly than the others. Have had one we have used almost daily for nearly a year and it is still going strong. When I received it ,the materials seemed so much cheaper and flimsier than the more expensive ones, I thought it couldn't last. Just bought a second one for another location. It is noisy ,but I think they all are. The capacity is a little smaller than some which could be an issue if you need to make larger quantities for more people.

I primarily used this for frozen fruit-based smoothies. It didn't work for my needs, and it was just a very low-quality product. I ended up returning it and getting a BlendTec blender.* A few times, when I put the blender down on the base, it started blending automatically (SCARY!)* The lid didn't fit on the container properly, there were gaps on all edges, as if the lid was just a tad too small.* A rust spot had formed on the top of the blade by the 10th use.* The container leaked from under the blade from the first use.* The command buttons were occasionally unresponsive.* This thing is LOUD for how underpowered it is. My 3-horse power BlendTec is quieter.* It gave off an odor from the motor or something. Unpleasant.As for its actual blending capabilities: equally unimpressive. Had to baby the blender constantly. Pulse for 10 seconds, scrape down the sides, pulse, scrape, add more liquid, pulse, scrape, pulse, drink. Frozen fruit smoothies would take about 5-6 minutes to make, having to constantly help the blender do its job. That said, at the end it did achieve a pretty good consistency. On my old Kitchen Aid blender, I always had strawberry seeds at the bottom of my smoothies. This blender seemed to shred them up, so that's one plus (I had to baby my Kitchenaid much less, however).If you're planning on making smoothies often, just bite the bullet and get a BlendTec or VitaMix blender. They're both high-powered, quality machines that are made in the USA (BlendTec: Utah, VitaMix: Ohio). You'll never need to buy another blender in your life.

I really like the glass jar and top loading features. The bottom is plastic and looks cheap.

Very Good product

Me gusta la marca pues es una de las más reconocidas en México gracias por hacerme llegar el producto en muy buen estado

Buttons feel really cheap. Actually, most of the plastic parts are made this way. Only sturdy parts are the metal ones. The jug is a really weird shape. I returned it because they sent me wrong parts with it, but I don't think I'd keep it anyway. Also it has US power plug so to use it you need an additional converter. Also it's really loud. I expected it to be a superb quality for this money, but I'm really disappointed. Not worth the money for sure.

Excelente licuadora, no he tenido ningún problema, tiene varias velocidades que cumplen con sus funciones, el color es lindo, el vaso de vidrio y la base de plástico (no es metal). La compré a muy buen precio así que la relación calidad-precio es excelente. La recomiendo.