Very sturdy even though it's plastic. Nothing like the €20 blenders. The two speeds make a significant difference. Also, the shaft looks the same as the professional machines. It's worth the money if you want to get something more quality that will last several years.

...it is not Hamilton Beach, Waring Commercial, or Artemis... therefore it is not aimed at professionals and is not intended for that purpose. The noise is moderate to non-annoying (for those who prioritize that). The chassis is made entirely of good quality plastic (obviously not cheap plastic). Reinforced cable and plug socket termination. The motor seems to be slightly better than the common ones found in supermarkets. Sturdy, thick stainless steel shaft that ends in a plastic mixer, which may require some attention, but at least it will not damage the glasses like stainless steel mixers do. I would like the container to be of better quality. The overall support on the blender while it is operating does not inspire much confidence and definitely requires supervision. Four rubber feet with good anti-slip properties (does not suction) on kitchen countertops (melamine, semi-solid wood, marble, granite... I did not try it on stainless steel). In any case, overall, it is clearly a better machine than the common ones in the market (with a maximum price of 50 euros... which I believe could have a slightly more attractive price).