Review on Hand blender Bamix M200 Superbox, silver by Agata Michalak ᠌

My brown has worked for 10 years. Seeing that the new browns now began to do a little worse, I decided to take Bamiks. Having looked at the bamix luxury lain live, I was completely disappointed that in the photographs they looked like metal. In real life, it's just plastic. As the seller assured me, the quality and characteristics of the bamix luxury lain, bamix superbox and bamix baking blenders are exactly the same, only the equipment and design differ. I consider the complete set of my set to be successful: 4 nozzles for a blender (I use all of them), a nozzle for grinding coffee, spices and nuts (it turned out to be quite large, especially compared to new browns), a slicesy nozzle with 5 graters and a knife. A nozzle that cuts thin slices is a delight! (mushrooms, ginger, potatoes - everything cuts as accurately and thinly as possible) 3 graters of different sizes. There is no really large one like Brown, but there is a medium one (which I lacked in Brown). The remnants in this nozzle are much less than in Brown. Now about the cons: if I trusted brown to a 5-year-old child, then I use this miracle myself with great care. Nozzles are sharp and hard to put on. I take it off with a towel so I don't cut myself. A security system like in new browns would be very useful here (there is an automatic lock there), especially a blender with open knives. The knives are sharp (already cut myself a little while washing). But at work it is really more powerful than Brown. Beats well, although there is no classic whisk. In terms of volume, it takes up much less space than my Brown. Everything is tiny, but I still have enough. The plastic used in the kit is different, but quite high quality and pleasant to use. In general, I’m just getting used to the new technique, I’m adapting, but I’m already cooking, something that would be impossible to do with the old combine.