Norpro 2273 Cordless Mini Mixer, White

I love little blenders like this but have great difficulty finding the kind I like. The early ones had a fairly flat disk - which worked very well for almost anything (within reason). The later ones are almost all coffee frothers - with a big head that is great for coffee but pretty useless for anything else - like fairly thick gravy or sauces. Well this device has them all - although I personally will probably only use the saw-like head because, in my experience at least, it works well for almost everything (including very good milk shakes). But nothing will be thrown away since everything is quite well made and looks like they have there own special uses. For the price extraordinarily good value. Speaking about these types of devices generally (not this specific one) I believe that the reason why the saw-like head is so useful that it offers little resistance to the liquid being mixed but still mixes well. Even when it isn't the ideal whisk its speed accomplishes what its shape would otherwise have difficulty with. Its almost a universally useful head. Because (unlike the other whisks) the saw-like head has a steel shaft it is much more difficult to get on and off than the other whisks - but its so useful you probably won't need to take it off very often anyway. Instructions are non-existent so inserting the very fiddly penlight batteries (not supplied|) can be tricky. They seem to work in series (ie the terminals are at opposing ends). Don't know if which way round they are overall makes any difference but mine works with the first battery's sticking out terminal (+) pointing away from the whisk and second battery's + terminal pointing towards the whisk. I suspect that is the only way they will actually fit - but its not obvious until you get the little blighters in. You basically have to tap them out or put a bit of tape round them to help remove them before you replace the battery cover. Despite a few niggles I Iove it.

Not a bad little mixer, I use it to mix e-liquid. So far it has managed to mix high vg liquid although it struggles to get started. So why the four stars, well the battery compartment is not the best there is no orientation for the batteries I put them in positive towards the mixing tool on the bottom and negative towards the base on the top. I also inserted a ribbon into the case to ease battery removal. So even as they are pretty big negatives in my opinion the mixer works well so four stars is fair.

If you are looking at this to mix your E-Liquid then this is the tool that a lot of users use.. The smallest it can fit into is 7.9mm hole in a 10ml Bottle using the thin attachment and there is a little more room left... Using the Attachment that all users use.. Apart from the battery issue, I really think it is a good mixer. But, what surprises me, is that it costs so much?.. This is the sort of product in a "Pound Shop".. I bet the maker is laughing all the way to the Bank. Were is the other makers to beat it?.. Update 1st January 2019.. After a couple of uses, the batteries seem to go flat really quick?.. After investigating (See Photos) I found the problem. There is a "little" metal contact from the motor that needs a Gentle lift upwards. If you look under the Main Metal contact... After fixing, the mixer works 80% Better and is now super fast!.. Regards Mr A Hinks.. Portsmouth..

This item is quite small than I thought and poor quality

Cheap stuff and poor quality no instruction especially for batteries polarity don't know which way they go had to struggle to work out to make it going very disappointed and how long it will last?

I use this for mixing my e liquid bottles as the stir attachment fits through the tiny bottle necks. No more shaking :) this mixes the bottle so well the liquid turns a milky white colour with the bubbles it pulls in, which also helps the liquid 'develop'. I am so very glad I bought this and the price is excellent. As a by note the whisk attachment is perfect for when my 4 year old makes her cupcakes, it's tiny but effective. And so is the whisk. the coffee frother is solid stainless steel, and I'm afraid I haven't used the other attachments but I am over the moon with the cost, the performance and no more tired sore arms or wrists from shaking those damn bottles. Highly recommended.

I had purchased one of these previously and it had worked well for the purposes I got it for (making mini batches of cosmetic samples/formulations) but the metal attachment had started to wear off exposing a yellowish colour round the base (been using it a fair amount). Decided to get another as nothing else available on the market that I could find to do the same job. The new one is a bit different - the attachments are all the same but the place for inserting the attachment is a bit different. The insert needs to be fully attached (as almost kinda wedged in) and as long as the holes on the attachment aren't too wide, it will work fine and not fall off. However the main reason for new purchase was the emulsifying attachment which wouldn't stay on and kept falling off. I had booked in for a return's collection but had to cancel. Was going to rebook the return but suddenly thought, what if I try to use a small hand crimper for crafts which I had handy to gently press the holes just a little closer together to see if it works? Voila, it works. Attaches and doesn't fall off! Shouldn't really need to do that if quality control is done better, but there you go. Saves having to return or having a useless product!

Having read the reviews, I wasn't sure about whether or not to purchase. However it definitely does the job for what I need it to do. I mix nail polishes and just needed something to ensure the paint is mixed. It's easy to clean and has a great mixing power and love the attachments. The price point is probably a bit high and belongs in a B&M or Wilkos type store for £3.99 for the quality. But it has everything you need and works well so far.