Unitedplug Diy Mini Hand Blender 5W Detachable Stick Mini Blender Foodmixer Egg Beater Cocktail Mixer Diy Facial Mask Maker

It doesn't make a good connection so you have to keep trying to move the button around to make it work. Not worth the effort, a spoon does just as well

After several weeks of use, I find this tool acceptable for liquids no thicker than buttermilk. Anything thicker and it will just barely turn. The strength of your batteries will also come in to play here. There is another problem with this tool. The battery holder is a little 'off'. One battery consistently pops up outside of the connectors resulting in no response when power button is pushed. The solution is to slap the blender to your hand to re-seat the battery.

Oh, my, what a piece of junk. Nice concept . . . insulting product. Obviously cheaply made but okay, it's cheap. The blender stick on this item is very thin and lightweight, with a tiny paddle, and the "motor" is weak. Once it's immersed or semi-immersed in liquid, it slows down markedly. You can beat an egg by hand in one-tenth the time this takes. Forget whipped cream. Did I mention the faint burning smell after 20 seconds? Today when I picked it up just to see if it would start, it wouldn't, even after I changed the batteries. Trash can -- too annoyed even to send it back. Possibly I just got a lemon. Consider shaking your smoothie in a covered jar (or a cocktail shaker if you have one), and beating your eggs or cream with a good spiral whisk or spring-coil whisk: easy, real fast, and no batteries required.

I think this is okay for foaming milk, if you just have a little to foam. It doesn't have the strength to do much else. I bought it to dissolve small amounts of dye into small amounts of soapmaking oils, and it was sort of okay but made a big mess because it WAS such a small amount that the beater couldn't quite be submerged. Basically, very weak, easily disheartened, feeble little thing.

Only works with liquid

I thought this would be perfect to mix oils in my lotion bottles but it just didn't have enough power to turn once it touched the lotion. It was a total waste of money.

Good little stick blender. Does the job of mixing coffee butter (coffee booster). It is all plastic and requires 2 AA batteries. Hopefully it lasts awhile.

Awful!! Just terrible!!! It doesn't even work now and I haven't even used it very much. From day one I had to hold it together just to get it to work. Really?!?

It might whisk water for 5 seconds before it cut out. No good for anything else really. It's not even worth the money you spend on the 2 AA batteries it takes. Really, save your money, get cheap blender from B&M bargains or somewhere.