Kenwood Wizzard Pro HB 665

the measuring cup cracked quickly after 3 years of use and started leaking. The rubber swelled. As for the blades, they turned out to be very poorly designed during operation; when chopping, the food rises to the top, so there should be three blades placed at the bottom, in the center, and at the top, otherwise, the chopped food at the bottom stops the blade, and you have to open or shake the jar to make the food fall down every 5 seconds during operation. Because of this, the apex of the mount that contacts with the rotating mechanism wore out quickly and became unusable in a couple of months. The whisk doesn't have enough power to beat egg whites for meringue. The motor unit is beyond repair. The model is old and discontinued. Therefore, you need to buy a new blender. Purchasing separately, if you're lucky to find them, is not cost-effective as it costs as much as a new blender with attachments, but now everything is assembled in China. I hope that by finding and buying a new motor unit and chopper, they will last me just as long. It's unfortunate that they are not sold separately but only as part of a set with other attachments.

1. You have to hold the button very tightly, and your finger gets tired. You could, of course, use both hands, but then the cup bounces, and who can hold it?
2. Towards the end of its life, on the container where the big knife is, a cut edge started to form on the inside, as if the knife was softly cutting it constantly. I started to worry about it cutting through the bottom of this container, but we didn't live to see it...
3. After a year and 10 months, the motor broke down. One day I took it, and it was giving 2-3 rotations per second and then stalling. And this is considering that it had never encountered anything harder than a carrot in its life.