Kmart Anko Portable USB Blender

Dangerous blender. Leaks liquids into electric charging port. Not recommended – I purchased this around 6 months ago. It worked great for that time with use around 4 times a week. But today I filled it and the liquid drained out from the charging port at the bottom. Not recommended. Also I tried to review this on the Kmart website but there was no option to submit a review. Show details

Don't be fooled by convenince – One time in high school I connected some batteries to a motor and made it spin. Guys don't be fooled this blender is not what it seems. The tagline sold me, wow a portable USB blender how convenient.. this thing can't even mix a banana and some milk without the engine failing and needing to charge for half an hour. I think what it is made for is… Read more

literally one teaspoon of milo for your lunchbreak at your office in the city or mixing food colouring to water. Anko is a good brand so take my advice and spend the extra $20-30 and get something that runs at least 300W. If it plugs in to a powerpoint, even better. USB ports are for LEDs, card readers and maybe a mobile phone device. Not for food. 45W just doesn't cut it.

Do not bother buying! – Recently bought for holiday away. Charged it, worked fine the first time. Second time, it only flashed red & will not work. Attempted to charge again (for a full day) & went to turn on... & again the red light & no power. Waste of money! Show details