I have had this blender for a couple weeks only, but so far I love it. I use it to make salsa and sauces and it blends great. I hope there is a replacement jar cup in case I brake it.

I would first like to mention how nice this blender looks, the brushed nickel looks very classy, and the picture is heavy glass, with a removable blade and base. Overall the look and feel of the device and glass is pretty high quality. The buttons are protected with a durable layer of plastic, yet still very easy to press. The covered buttons also make for very easy cleaning. The Oster Master series blender offers many preset blending functions. It's very easy to select what you want and either press the play/start button or the pulse button to start blending. The pulse button by itself is used to get chunkier blends. However you really need to read the directions to get the hang of how to use the chunky features properly, otherwise you will just end up pureeing everything. When prepping for larger chunk cuts/blends you really need to make sure you have enough liquid in the picture, or place the items you don't mind pureed on the bottom, so they can give the larger items more room to move down to the blades. I found that I was getting smaller chunks than I wanted because of these two issues, but also because I was using very large pieces of food. I wanted to see how it would do, with the minimal amount of work from the user. ( I have included some pics to show the before and after effects of my attempts) I think big chunks are possible with this blender, but under the right circumstances. Of course, these terms are all relative to one's own perspective. I was aiming for Chunky soup in a can size bits. Again I think it is possible , if you have the right amount of loose fluid, and the right size chops to start with. Then simply hit the pulse button a few short times to get your desired size cuts. The smoothies and milk shakes came out perfect. After selecting the right buttons and hitting start, the machine goes through a series of higher and lower speed cycles to help circulate the food, so not just the bottom of the jar gets chopped up. The salsa even came out really good on the recommended cycles. with small chunks, perfect for dipping, yet still big enough to sit on the chip. (see pictures) Overall I think this is a GREAT blender with great consistencies, and a pretty good chopper( with a little experimenting ) If the pictures come out in the right order: 1- large chunk experiment , 2 - chunky soup , 3- smoothie ingredients (added as is) , 4 - smoothie , 5- milkshake , 6- salsa

Works good and is easily cleaned by unscrewing the blade from bottom. Comes with a smaller pitcher that is great for smoothies. Veggies and fruit need to be cut into small 1” pieces before blending. 2 auto modes Smoothie or Food Chop. 3 textures thin, medium and thick. Once you’ve chosen push on or pulse and your done.

The Oster Master Series Blender is exactly that a simple to use blender. This blender has several options to choose from, you can select the food mode Chop or Smoothie, the texture from thin, medium or thick or you can also select a pulse option. Theres is also a speed selector options low, medium or high. When taken out of the box I notice this blender was very light, to my surprise, the body is made of plastic, don’t get me wrong the brushed nickel look really nice but I thought it was aluminum not plastic. The glass jar is heavier than the actual blender and you can fit 1.5 Ltr. On the cap of the jar lid there is a filler cap which is not something new but is good to have that way you don't need to remove the lid to keep adding things while you blend. I have owned several blenders in the past and I currently have a Ninja a side from this one. There are few things I really like about it and the first one it is quieter, second it makes a whole lot better smoothies and sofrito, and lastly is easier to clean. When it start blending it start slow then gradually pick up speed. I did notice while using it the blades kind of pause or slowed down then it makes the content dipped in the center then started to spin fast again pushing the content back up, it kind of simulate agitation which was pretty cool. No more need to lift the jar and agitate to bring thicker content closer to the blade. Cleaning it is very simple, you can take everything. Blender also comes with a smoothie cup for on the go, and you can blend in it as well. Overall a good blender it does what it claims and quieter than others. In the box it comes with the Blender, glass jar, lid with lid cap, smoothie cup, detachable blade, and manual.

I just recently got this mixer for my in-home bar and I'm quite pleased with it. I haven't had a need or chance to use all of the texture preset controls yet, but I did use it to chop ice, make a milkshake for the kids, and a smoothie for myself. It's far quieter and a much smaller footprint than the high-end mixer it replaced. It's a nice basic blender that makes it easy to make a smoothie by just selecting the consistency that you want. I love the to-go travel mug that it comes with it so I can make a smoothie and not have to worry about having to clean the larger blender jar. The only reason why I give this 4 stars and not 5 is that the jar lid seal was not 100% leak-proof. Not a whole lot got out, just a bit, but it was filled up pretty high with ingredients. Not a big enough issue to pass on it though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used this blender several times now and really do like it. It has several different options for me to choose. I have made the best smoothies and frappes with this machine. It gets the texture perfect every time for each different type of drink. My wife loves it when I make the frappes for her and the kids love the smoothies. It looks great in the kitchen and works perfectly. I would recommend this blender to anyone looking to blend any type of drink or puree foods. It works great and is dependable. Super easy to clean up as well.