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Cuisinart Smart Stick Variable Speed Cordless Hand Blender With Electric Knife, Stainless Steel Reviews

Cordless, rechargeable blender-20 minute run time per charge8.0V lithium ion batteries with Quick Charge feature5 speed settings

5.8
out of 10
4 Positive, 3 Mixed & 3 Negative
from 10 Reviews
Retail Price:
$270.00
Used Value:
$162.00
Sale Value:
$220.50
Features & Specs 10 Reviews Write a review

Blend, whip, chop, whisk, and now carve with the powerful Cuisinart Smart Stick Variable Speed Cordless Rechargeable Hand Blender with Electric Knife. The 3-cup chopper for nuts, cheese, and garlic or herbs will revolutionize your meal prep, giving your more time with your family or guests, while the electric knife attachment lets you carve meats or slice crusty bread and even tomatoes with ease right at the table, thanks to the cordless capability for 20 minutes of run time on a single charge. And with the 9.5 inch slim shaft, you can easily reach the bottom of any pot or pitcher, or whisk up a party-sized portion of whipped cream in no time at all.

Cordless, rechargeable blender

20 minutes of run time per charge; 8.0 volt lithium ion battery with quick charge feature; 5 speed settings; Long, slim 9½

stainless steel shaft with large 3" commercial bell and blade guard design; Includes electric knife attachment with automatic lock, 2 cup chopper with stainless steel blade, chef's whisk, 4 cup measuring cup, and pouch to safely store blender and attachments; New Power Lock/Unlock feature; Power handle with stainless steel deco plate; Limited 3 year warranty; BPA free

Specifications

Brand:
Cuisinart
Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H):
6.00 x 8.50 x 13.00 Inches
Blender Type:
Hand Blenders
Color:
Silver
Number of Speeds:
5 Speed
Watts:
700 Watts

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Cuisinart Smart Stick Variable Speed Cordless Hand Blender With Electric Knife, Stainless Steel Customer Reviews

How would you like to rate Cuisinart Smart Stick Variable Speed Cordless Hand Blender With Electric Knife, Stainless Steel?
6
I had the same basic corded version Cuisinart blender (sans knife) and was very happy with it. Being free of an umbilical (electrical) cord is a big plus. Having to press two buttons to turn on is a nuisance, especially as you often want to check results (pulse) as you blend. The knife is basically useless. There is no ?handle? to give you the feel of using a knife. Again, the two buttons make things difficult as you often have to stabilize what you are cutting with your off hand. This is not a big deal as I am not a fan of an electric knife, anyway.
Lynn
June 23, 2020
6
it is good .i used it only 2 times but it is not easy to use as you have to press on the lock every time .
Saadeya
May 4, 2020
10
Very happy with this product. The battery life is excellent
Walmart Customer
January 13, 2020
2
It's too big and bulky! Hard to use with the switches and lock switch ! They can make battery operated chainsaws that are smaller and work easier!
Kim V
September 17, 2019
8
Very powerful; quick and easy to change attachments. Heavier and taller than expected. Two button start is a bit awkward, takes a little getting used to but manageable. Professional grade.
MMNJ
May 12, 2019
2
It's hard to turn it on and keep it running. Whenever I need to use it, it never works. I'm even planning on buying a different brand. This seems to be useless whenever I need it
Levy
February 23, 2019
2
Having to hold down the lock button and the speed button at the same time is not very practical and a poor design. Having a one hand one button operation is better. Our old Cruisinart was a better designed. Can I get my money back?
NotSatisfied
January 24, 2019
4
Purchased some time back to back up the first hand blender I purchasedfrom Cuisinart, the model CSB78. I am in the process of returning the 4th CSB78 to your company because the battery/charger module keeps failing within 7 months of use. I do not like the CSB300 because it is not as handy as my CSB78. It takes two hands to turn on and the blade end is 3" wide. It requires a lot larger container than the CSB78. I prefer the CSB78. If only your company could provide a product that lasts more then 7 months, it would be worth the cost. The time and cost to me to keep sending back my CSB78 every time the battery/charger module keeps failing, does not make your product a good value. I am trying to find a replacement from another company that will work better.
stephen bausch
June 11, 2018
8
Originally purchased for taking chopper to restaurants as special needs brother has to have food chopped fine as he doesn't chew. Found chopper to be to small need more capacity...would trade knife for larger cap. chopper. Other than that perfect for home use no cord to fight with....Would love a 6-cup chopper / processor purchased another CSB-80 hoping it's 4-cup processor would work but was not compatible with the CSB-300 need to see if Cuisinart offers anything....??? so I'm back to the Kitchen King Pro hand grinder witch is some times a hard time with steak etc...
Uncle D
March 25, 2018
10
I really like this blender. I did not need the knife (or want it)but it came with the blender. I wanted the cordless and the chopper so the knife is extra.
jeep4door
March 6, 2017