It is a little beast for all uses. It doesn't get stuck anywhere. Sturdy and high-quality construction.
Due to the large bowl, it requires a relatively large quantity of something for the blades to "process" it (e.g. in dry nuts, where you would need 200g, now you will need 400g to do its job perfectly).

As for the blender, it is of good quality construction. Maybe not the best, but for 80% of the intended uses, it has no issues.

*The handle of the bowl is not particularly high-quality, so if you have a large weight inside, I would recommend holding it with both hands.
**In case you are not satisfied with the result of the blades (we are talking about details), you can further process the mixture in the blender, just make sure it is not too thick because the blades might get stuck.

I hope I helped.

Update: The quality of the bowl was not worth the money. The stronger the motor, the lower the quality of the plastic. It requires special attention when carrying the bowl, not holding it only by the handle because it is flimsy and there is a risk of breakage. It also does not tolerate very hot things, which seemed strange to me. For example, mine cracked right in the center because I was using it for mashed potatoes. I have noticed this with other bowls from different companies, and since it is quite expensive and time-consuming to replace, pay a little more attention or get a second one like I did (after experiencing it firsthand).