This is terrible, just don't waste your money on this thing, it doesn't have the power to even blend a banana with juice, it needs constant charging, a waste of money, stay away

Everything is fine, but! The fruits need to be cut into small pieces, and the mix should be done gradually so that the blades don't stick. A tilt to the side helps, and a shake is beneficial. Under no circumstances should you put the fruits/vegetables in and go to work expecting to have juice with one press. It is not meant to be used instead of a blender for baby fruit purees

Very convenient and at a good price. Like all blenders of this category, this one also takes a little time to "learn" and do tests at the beginning. Personally, I have not encountered any problems with the device. It blends everything easily, as long as you put the right amounts and the appropriate amount of liquid. I have even made salad dressing in it (e.g. yogurt dressing). If you see that something is stuck, do not panic. Use a straw (or whatever suits you) to push the piece of fruit that got stuck on the blades. And if the blades have difficulty turning because the material you put in is too thick, add a little water and shake it by hand to mix it a little before pressing the button. I suggest reading the instructions carefully before using it. The only relatively negative thing is that the battery does not last very long (2.5 uses). However, for someone who simply wants a small, easy blender, I recommend it 100%.

In my opinion.... After several uses, I realized that it needs to be charged every time and that in order to grind, it requires very small amounts of soft fruits with at least half a cup of liquid. It could be okay for baby fruit puree, but for someone who wants to make a morning smoothie with oats, cranberries, yogurt, and honey, it doesn't work because it constantly gets stuck and ends up frustrating you in the end!

It does not grind hard fruits, such as apples, when they are at the bottom. I chop the apple into small pieces so that it can be ground, and I put it on top. It is helpful to put soft fruits first at the bottom or squeeze the orange instead of putting it whole so that it starts grinding smoothly, or add some water to thin the mixture. Also, I do not hold it vertically, it is more convenient to have it tilted, almost horizontally, to grind the product gradually.

It is lightweight, practical, and can be carried everywhere.
However, it needs constant charging and easily gets clogged. The container is relatively small. It is good for grinding food and making fruit cream, which is what I want it for.
After a month of use, the USB port broke