Magimix Blender Power 4 | Quiet Mark Approval | Metal/Glass | 1300W | 1.8L | Red | 11629

When the plastic locking tabs on my Ninja smoothie blender wore away I wanted to upgrade to a stronger and more durable quality blender. This is exactly what I looked for. I mainly make smoothies and soup, all’ve been silky smooth, far smoother than the Ninja output. I didn’t realise what I’d been settling for until I upgrade to this. Noise level is pretty good, for the Ninja I got “loud environment “ warnings from my watch and always wore my noise cancelling headphones (it was ridiculously loud), but while the Magimix Blender is still loud-ish, it’s not anywhere near this-hurts-my-head level of loud. Quality wise this has a lovely solid feel. The base unit is weighty and feels very stable in use. The glass jug feels wonderfully sturdy. Cleaning is super easy, the cleaning cycle does a really good job. I won’t be using it for nuts and thicker things like hummus, I have the food processor for that, so no experience with how it handles blending or cleaning thicker mixes. Functionally wise, I love the different programs, turn the dial to the function you need and press auto with super results. Clean cycle, ice, smoothie, soup, dessert all tested and all are excellent. Easy to use, easy to clean, excellent results, sturdy and well made, this feels like it will last for years even with near daily use. Love it.

This blender is great - really nicely made and does the job well. It has set programs for different things and I have found the smoothie setting to successfully blast all the ice and make a nice frothy and light mix. It’s easy to clean although you do need to take the jug fittings off fairly regularly to clean in the nooks and crannies. The jug is heavy but well made. If you can get this at a good price I think it’s as good as a blender can be or needs to be - with magimix warranty and free cups sent in the post. It’s also possible to get spare parts for it for absolutely everything so if a part does go missing or break it can be fixed easily.

This is a really high quality blender, absolutely solid feel, high quality materials, powerful motor, and best of all it has manufacturers warranty of 30 years!!

This is a big blender, ideal for bulk blending for the freezer or for a large family. The container is made of thick glass which makes it quite heavy but also gives a feeling of quality. The lid can be a bit difficult to remove as it is a very tight fit (I am 76 and my hands are not as strong as they used to be). Using the blender could not be easier - chop up bulky ingredients, select the mode and press "Auto" - job done. I have used it to make soups, smoothies and as a mill - all with excellent results. Cleaning is also easy - there is a built-in cleaning mode which does the hard work and the base is easily removed to clear any stubborn bits and to dry it. My only complaint is that the "plug" for the centre of the lid is not the best fit and does not always stay in place - a minor inconvenience. Overall, a well made blender with a good motor, which feels as if it will last a long time. Excellent value.

It’s a good blender that works well and I like the fact that it had a glass jar rather than a plastic one. I also like the simplicity of the controls and the functions that it has. Four stars only because they could have supplied a tool to get the jug apart. The plastic screw on cap that holds the blade assembly onto the jug is sometimes very difficult to get off and I’m pretty strong and have big hands. I am aware that I probably put it on tighter than most but I know it would be a limitation for some people. I have had several different types of blenders and I have now had this one for about six months and I would recommend it.

This is a heavy, solid piece of kit, which replaces another brand's blender I had used for years but didn't like for various reasons. The Magi mix Blender Power 4 has a heavy glass jug that feels really solid and is very easy to connect and disconnect from the motor. The motor itself has a range of options, and it is MUCH quieter than my old machine. It also has a self-cleaning operation for cleaning out the jug, which is brilliant; you just quickly rinse it afterwards and dry with a cloth. A really well thought out machine, which gets used a lot for blending various things, from juices to soups [cool soup contents first], also blends ingredients well, for yogurts and kefirs.

Really nice blender. I bought it to replace my worn-out Nutribullet Combo, and I’m very happy with it. The Magimix is noticeably quieter, and I love that there are no microplastics inside the pitcher. Overall, I’m really pleased with it.

I have had this blender for just over a year and have used it very little. I used it today to blend some soup and the soup leaked out of the bottom, so much so that it has penentrated the bottom of the motor. As the blender bottom assembly was firmly attached to the glass jar throughout, this leakage can have only been through the bearing of the shaft that turns the blades. This is very disappointing. My last blender, a cheap one, failed in the same manner but that was after ten years. Don't be conned into paying extra for this supposedly reputable brand - it's not worth what it costs.

Nice and relatively quiet, but it does make a strange grinding noise often, it has been like that since the first use. I am concerned that there is something wrong with this one, but it has kept working so far (one month). I appreciate that it should have spare parts available for repairs for 30 years

It isn't a VitaMix but it is the best functioning blender I have found so far in Ireland. I make a protein shake that I've been making for more than 20 yrs now, using a whole zuchinni/courgette. In the US, I have a VitaMix and it works very simply & easily, you only need to chop the zuch into about 20 pieces and it blends quickly & completely smoothly into the shake. This blender will blend it, utilizing the smoothie function on the dial, you have to run it through 3 entire smoothie function time periods & sometimes a little more & you have to chop the courgette into tiny pieces, like 50+ to ensure smooth blending. For the price paid, it does a decent job for my purpose. Much better than a Tefal blender we had first tried here in Ireland.