- Battery-operated for convenience; runs 15 minutes without charging
- Ideal for recreational vehicles and outdoor use
- Charger handle detaches and plugs into wall socket
- Stores on counter-stand or in wall-mount
- 2-cup, dishwasher- and microwave-safe beaker included
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Amazon.com Review
Reach for this versatile tool when a stand blender or food processor is too big or inconvenient for the task at hand. And when you do, you won't drag a power cord along, because this powerful, 16-1/2-inch hand blender operates on rechargeable batteries. Fully charged, it runs for about 15 minutes before needing recharging. Then just detach the charger handle and plug it directly into a wall socket. Other virtues of this blender, which goes to food rather than needing food to be brought to it, include a rubber finger grip so your hand doesn't slip when wet; an on/off button on top of charger handle for thumb operation; a dishwasher-safe, detachable blending shaft; a separate attachment for quickly whipping cream or desserts; a counter stand or wall mount for storage; and a 2-cup, dishwasher- and microwave-safe beaker. Clear instructions and recipes accompany the blender. --Fred Brack
Product Description
We packed a lot of power into the Cuisinart Cordless Rechargeable Hand Blender. So, when you're all charged up to blend your favorite food or drink, the Cuisinart Hand Blender will be too! No Cord to get tangled or restrict your movement. Plugs into socket to recharge. Recharges Quickly. Regains more than half of total run time in just 3 hours. 15 Minute Long Running Time. Easy one-step power switch. Comfortable Rubber Hand Grip. Space Saving Charger Handle. Batteries and charger are in the handle. Easy-to-Clean. Detachable Shaft is Dishwasher Safe. Clear Mixing & Measuring Beaker. Whipping Attachment. Compact Storage Stand for Counter or Wall. 3-Year Limited Warranty Model: CSB44N.
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47 of 47 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Handy little "boat motor",
By A Customer
This review is from: Cuisinart Cordless Rechargeable Hand Blenders (Kitchen)
I recently got one of these, primarily to make cream soups, but you can use it for anything you would use a regular blender for. I have used it for many things. I had one of the oldest models that ever came out (another popular brand), so was able to compare the power of this new one to the old one I had bought almost 15 years ago. There is no comparison. This little gadget is so handy and powerful. It protects your pans or bowls with the plastic feet and whips up whatever you want blended in a jiffy. It works better than a regular blender, but not as well as a food processor. But, what the heck? There isn't near the cleanup involved either. Just remove the blade end and run under hot water and your job is done! The battery has held out for the job every time I use it, so the "no cord" feature has proved to be not only handy, but also acceptable. My only complaint is that you must depress the run button all the time. An on/off switch would be more convenient. No serious cook should be without one of these!
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Great product until it stopped working,
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This review is from: Cuisinart Cordless Rechargeable Hand Blenders (Kitchen)
Had this indispensable item for less than two years when it died. Worked well one day; seemed to be recharging but was totally dead the next day. Three year warranty, but you have to pay postage both ways (they require you to send $7 with the defunct product).
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Great idea, poor design,
By nano "tech toy lover" (cambridge, MA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Cuisinart Cordless Rechargeable Hand Blenders (Kitchen)
I like using this blender for smoothies and whipping cream. Its a little awkward to hold but was very handy as my old kitchen had few outlets. But after a few months its a hassle. Water, or some liquid has gotten into the shaft containing the blade - I can hear it when I shake it but I can't get it out. I'm wondering if whatever is up in there is getting into food. The plug for recharging the motor section jammed and will not fully extend, so to recharge I have to use an extension cord or that component just about falls out of the outlet. Frankly, I'm fed up with Cuisinart. I just moved and was surprised to be chucking a toaster and a coffee maker - both with little use. This hand blender will likely soon follow.
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