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hi guys this is Brian Bennett foreseen it and we're taking a first look at the Hamilton Beach multi blend blender now for just $40 this blender is pretty good at what it does it offers basic blending but not a lot of speed or power so apart from being very affordable this blender is actually quite easy to clean it comes apart pretty easily all the parts are pretty modular and there aren't many of them so you can just toss it into the dishwasher and it's dishwasher safe and it's also easy to clean my hand you might not expect for forty dollars you're gonna get a lot of controls but this blender actually has variable speeds as well as physical buttons that are matched to specific blender tasks so that's a pretty cool feature now there are a lot of things I don't like about this blender right off the bat first of all its 48 ounce blending jar is on the small side also it's 700 watt motor is not very powerful so you're definitely gonna get more speed and better performance from another more equipped device looking at this blender you might think it is very premium very expensive but guess what it's not this is actually not metal this is plastic and the entire blender is actually made out of plastic parts so that's not a very premium look and it doesn't really feel expensive so that's one thing I definitely don't like another issue is that the motor is very slow it's it's not very powerful so you're not going to get a lot of punch to this blender at the end of the day I think the Hamilton Beach multi blend is fine for basic blending tasks but if you want a more powerful device you're gonna have to spend hundreds of dollars more on a device from say Blendtec or Vitamix now you can also go with a mid-level model the KitchenAid 5 speed diamond which for only hundred fifty dollars offers a lot more power than this blender and even better looks you've just taken a first look at the Hamilton Beach multi blend blender you