Review on KOIOS Personal Smoothies Smoothie Protable by Tatiane White

I have a really big blender with a heavy glass that is very difficult to clean and whenever I wanted to make a cocktail I always thought twice; Second, portion size doesn't matter to a single person, so I started looking for a personal-sized blender. In the last 18 months I've bought a few personal blenders starting at $25 at the cheapest end that are rechargeable and just lacked the blending power. Other Coffee Grinders: *Most reviews claim they can grind ice cubes, but unless the ice cubes have already been pre-ground to much smaller sizes, they definitely can't. The blenders were undersized, only holding 12 ounces, which isn't much when you add ice. On the downside, those with 16-ounce capacities also struggled because they weren't powerful enough to fling the material at the tip down toward the grinder, so you had to struggle with the shaking to get it to the bottom sinks. to mix below. I saw this blender for sale, which is a plug-in, not rechargeable, and decided to pay an extra $15. The occupied counter area is quite small. With 850W of power, this suction cup really crushes ice and also whips food from top to bottom with ease. It's been about 2 weeks for me, now I make 1-2 smoothies a day; Cleaning is that easy! If this thing lasts 6 months it will be worth the investment and money saved by buying smoothies from the store. Be a smooth (ie) operator and get it!