When I ordered this, it was listed as a "5 In 1", and the description included a plastic bottle, most likely for things like mayonnaises and other emulsions. The name has since been changed to "3 in 1", and the bottle is no longer listed in the description. I'm assuming the listing was originally meant to be a 5-in-1, but that something changed by the time they actually started to sell the product. My score is based on the original name and description from when I ordered the item, not the current name and description.Misleading and/or edited names aside, the product I DID receive seems to be nice and sturdy, and the parts it did come with seem to be pretty decent. The 12 speed motor feels like a bit of overkill, imo, but it's nice to have the options, and the Turbo button lets you skip right to full throttle. Having to hold the ON button the entire time is a bit annoying, but I get it from a safety perspective.The heads aren't any harder to clean than any other accessory like this, in my opinion. The size is a bit bigger than expected, and the weight is definitely heavier than I expected it to be, but that gives it the feel of something sturdy and durable. I haven't tried the milk frother attachment yet, but the whisk and blending heads both work fine.It's just a shame that the title and description lied about the product at first.

This 3-in-1 hand blender set from Megawise could be called a 4-in-1 blender because of the four different blades/functions: blender blade, whisk, frother, and chopper. It did a great job in its functions when tested - it chopped apples finely, it frothed heavy whipping cream, and it whisked an egg well (I didn't need to use the blender stick just yet). The blender weighs 1lb 2oz (my other one weighs 1lb 3.5oz), and it is fairly easy to handle. I also like the two containers that come with this blender - a measuring beaker that can also be used for blending ingredients, and the chopping container with lid. Cleaning is fairly easy - you just need to be careful with the sharp blades.The instruction manual was straight forward and easy to understand, with the exception of a release button feature that I did not find on the blender. Instead, releasing the blender from the various attachments is done by screwing it on until it clicks and then screwing it off. There is a disclaimer of sorts in the manual that states "Please note that both the design specifications and these user instructions are subject to change without notice."Overall, this is a good quality hand-held blender that performs four functions.

I had another blender similar to this one that I have been using for a while now, but I dropped it on the kitchen floor unintentionally, and it broke, so this is a very nice replacement for me so far. I would say this one is a little more powerful than my older one, and it also looks nicer with the Burgundy and Chrome combo. MY other one just has a single power button, but this one comes with a speed dial as well as a Turbo button, too, to give it a little extra power. I have other bigger blenders for other uses, but for the little smaller uses, something quick and easy, less than 5 5-minute job, this is my go-to blender. With this type of blender, they usually do not come with a lock button, you just have to keep pressing the button to keep it running, which is fine since I am only using this blender for a few minutes or less at a time anyway. Plus, I think it's safer this way as well. The unit itself is not too heavy; it has a nice ergonomic grip to it, so that helps. The Stainless Steel blades are sharp, so be careful when cleaning or handling them. All the other attachments are of similar quality to what I have, and they should last just as long. Easy to clean, and it doesn't run too loudly either.

This hand held immersion blender is very attractive and it feels great in the hand. It’s nicely balanced and easy to use. Unlike my old immersion blender, with its two speeds, FAST and SUPER FAST, this gadget has a whole range of speed adjustments with the speed control dial right on top, where it ought to be. Then it has a TURBO switch on the side, again, right where it ought to be, and right next to the ON/OFF switch, which is also, right where it ought to be.I really like the fact that it’s made from stainless steel… it looks great, and it looks as well like it will last.The power cord is beefy and securely attached right where it ought to be. It even has a handy tab on the cord to allow you to hang the blender from a hook if you’re so inclined. Though I doubt I will use the milk frother much, it’s nice to have just in case my smaller, more easily managed milk frother breaks. The other whip attachment looks like it will be perfect for whipping up a small amount of cream but if you’re planning on doing lots of whipping, I’d suggest getting a mixer.

The shaft of the main mixing attachment is nice a long. I use this for mixing up ceramic glazes that are in a 6" high narrow plastic container. This works perfect for that application. There is only one blade and it feels a bit on the flimsy side, but so far is working ok. It's easy to clean by running it in soapy water.The frother attachment is pretty strong (splashes coffee out of the mug - unless you use a taller mug). I haven't had a need to try the wisk attachment, but it is powerful effort that it should be sufficient for beating egg whites.All in all it works well...BUT my hand cramps holding the switch on. (Not a big deal since most blending only takes a few seconds).