Kent SS 450W Hand Blender vs Prestige Ace 250W Hand Blender

Add Product
Add Product
vs
Add Product
Add Product
  • Like
  • Comment
  • Share

General

Country of OriginIndiaIndia
BrandKentPrestige
Model11613941052
TypeHand BlenderHand Blender

Design and Body

Dimensions66 x 368 x 66 mm75 x 385 x 75 mm
Weight490 g400 g
MaterialStainless SteelPlastic
Blade MaterialSS 304
Body Features100% Copper Winded DC Motor, Detachable Shaft

Features

BlendingHot & Cold BlendingYes
PureeingYes
Additional FeaturesTurbo Mode, Variable Speed Control, Blue LED Light

Extra

Sales PackageHand BlenderHand Blender
Convenience FeaturesISI Certified

Power Features

Power Required230 V AC 50 Hz, Single Phase, Class II230 Volts AC 50 Hz
Power Consumption450 W250 W

Warranty

WarrantyManufacturer Warranty1 year, Manufacturer Warranty
Warranty TypeManufacturerManufacturer
Covered in WarrantyManufacturing DefectManufacturing Defect
Not Covered in WarrantyPhysical DamagePhysical Damage
Warranty Service TypeDomestic WarrantyDomestic Warranty

Discuss

Be the first to leave a comment.

Related News

ImageSamsung Galaxy Z Flip8 Hands-On: Familiar Formula, Sharper Finish

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip8 alongside the Galaxy Z Fold8 (read hands-on review) and the new Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra (read hands-on review) at its July Galaxy Unpacked event in London. In a launch dominat…

ImageSamsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Hands-on Review: A New Shape For The Fold

Samsung just pulled off something it hasn’t done in seven years of Galaxy foldables: it launched a book-style phone that doesn’t look like a book-style phone anymore. At Unpacked in London, the company introd…

ImageOnePlus Ace 7 Could Get 240 Hz Display and 9,000 mAh Battery

OnePlus could be preparing a major upgrade for its next Ace series phone. According to tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo, the OnePlus Ace 7 is currently in the engineering sample stage in China, and the e…

ImageOakter Mini UPS Pro and Basic Review: Which One Does Your Home Network Actually Need?

Power cuts in Indian homes are not dramatic events. They are just quiet, reliable inconveniences. The lights go, the fans slow down, and the last thing you hear before the silence is the click of the router d…